The week of Thanksgiving can be a lot but we’re here to make sure you have a bit of fun along the way! This week of November 24-30 in Pittsburgh is a break away from the chaos of the holidays and being around your extended family. The next time you find yourself needing a breath of fresh air or even just a moment out of the house, turn to these events to remind you of how great life can be. Or, if you’d like, you can make any of these events a family affair to create memories for those both young and old.
Pittsburgh Events Happening November 24-30
Bach’s Complete Brandenburg Concertos
November 24, Carnegie Music Hall
Chamber Music Pittsburgh celebrates its 65th anniversary season with a rare performance of J.S. Bach’s complete Brandenburg Concertos. Presented in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Music, the concert features CMU students and faculty as well as members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and guest artists performing these six Baroque masterpieces on modern instruments.
Les Misérables
November 25-30, Benedum Center
All you theater kids, this one is for you. Do you know all the words to “On My Own” and make everyone at your karaoke booth listen to it? Now, you can see Les Mis live and hear the musical for yourself, directed by Cameron Mackintosh in what the Daily Telegraph called “a reborn dream of the production.”
Ditch Day Pittsburgh “Thanksgiving Eve” Edition
November 26, Velum Fermentation
Kick off the holiday season early at Ditch Day Pittsburgh’s “Thanksgiving Eve” celebration. Hosted at Velum Fermentation, this daytime party invites guests to relax, sip, and enjoy good company before the holiday rush begins. With craft drinks and festive vibes, it’s the perfect way to start the long weekend.
Suite Life: A Celebration of Billy Strayhorn & Gene Kelly
November 29, Kelly Strayhorn Theater
This beloved holiday concert reimagines classics by Pittsburgh legends Billy Strayhorn and Gene Kelly. To honor their legacy, come groove to a Cuban beat as we welcome back musical director Hugo Cruz, who incorporates Latin percussion to reimagine their works. With direction by Pria Dahiya, lighting design by El Wolhardt, and special musical guests.
Honeycomb Holiday Market
November 29, The Maverick
Skip the online carts and celebrate Small Business Saturday in person at the first-ever Honeycomb Holiday Market. Hosted by Honeycomb Credit, this free event brings together more than 30 local vendors. Discover handcrafted goods, baked treats, holiday décor, and much more to get your holiday shopping done early.
Story by Kylie Thomas
Featured Photo Courtesy of Ditch Day Pittsburgh
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