June means a lot of different things for the city of Pittsburgh. It’s the start of summer, a celebration of Pride, and just simply a season of activity for citizens of Pittsburgh. As we’re pulling into June at full speed, we have your must-attend events from May 26 to June 1 to keep you and the whole family busy. It’s bound to be another unforgettable week with artistic exclusives and community gatherings galore.
Top Events in Pittsburgh May 26-June 1
Robinson Shorts Competition
May 27, SouthSide Works Cinema
The art of short-filmmaking provides an outlet for Jewish-filmmakers to showcase their thoughts and feelings in this current day and age. This competition celebrates these films from around the globe with features from Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Switzerland, all competing for the $18,000 up for grabs.
MADAME CLICQUOT: A Revolutionary Musical
May 29-June 7, Byham Theater
The Pittsburgh CLO gears up for the debut of a brand new musical, MADAME CLICQUOT. Follow Barbe-Nicole Clicquot Ponsardin, a main figure in the revolution of the Champagne industry during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. It’s all about women empowerment in the early ages and showcases an important woman in history.
Solar Punk Pittsburgh 2025
May 29, David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Environmentalism is punk af. Embrace sustainability and learn about the future of urban ecology through panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and interactive exhibitions. Take an inside look at where the future of environmental technology is headed and learn how you can become a part of the process.
Brahms’ Fourth Symphony
May 30-June 1, Heinz Hall
Violinist Nemanja Radulović and Conductor Giancarlo Guerrero take you away with a performance of Brahms’ Symphony No. 4 and Aram Khachaturian’s violin concerto. Besides this statement piece of the romantic era, you’ll also hear the premiere of Sean Shepherd’s Sprout.
LGBTQ+ Youth Prom 2025
May 31, The Andy Warhol Museum
Youth ages 13-18 can embrace whoever they are at the largest affirming prom in Southwestern Pennsylvania. All guests can dress to the cryptid pride theme (think rainbow mothman) or in traditional attire while enjoying dinner, dancing, art activities, and more. It’s an inclusive party where literally everyone is invited!
Story by Kylie Thomas
Featured Photo Courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum
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