Don’t let September slip away without taking in cultural events throughout the city of Pittsburgh. The entertainment schedule is continuing to pick up. To celebrate, we have your top 5 must-attend events from September 16 to 22. Travel through mesmerizing music performances, thought-provoking art exhibitions, and the undeniable beauty of nature for family-fun this upcoming weekend.
5 Pittsburgh Events for This Week (September 16-22)
Zedashe in Concert
First Unitarian Church, September 18
The hypnotizing sounds of Zedashe are coming to Pittsburgh. Join this choir for a unique evening of Georgian polyphonic music and dance. Experience the rich cultural heritage of Georgia through Zedashe’s captivating and talented performance.
HiFi: An Evening of Mid-Century Sound
Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall, September 20
It’s a benefit night you won’t want to miss at Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall’s HiFi: An Evening of Mid-Century Sound. Show your support for the library at this annual benefit featuring a night of 1950s and ’60s music, food, and fun. Enjoy live music by The Half Step All Stars, cocktails, and dancing in a beautiful setting.
Mavuno Festival & Exhibition: A Celebration of Local BIPOC Artists
Sweetwater Center for the Arts and Riverfront Park, September 20-21
Celebrate African American art and culture at the Mavuno Festival! Join Sweetwater Center for the Arts for the opening reception of Women of Visions on September 20th followed by the main festival on September 21st at Riverfront Park. Enjoy live music, art, food, and drinks, including a beer garden with unlimited pours. Don’t miss this vibrant celebration of African American heritage.
Birding Expedition: Allegheny Front
Allegheny Front, September 21
Discover the breathtaking Allegheny Front and hone your bird identification skills on this guided birding excursion. Explore the Laurel Highlands for Sharp-shinned Hawks, Golden Eagles, and other bird species with National Aviary Ornithologist Bob Mulvihill. Plus, the Allegheny Plateau Audubon Society at the Allegheny Front Hawk Watch will introduce guests to the nature around them and the projects of the society.
East Liberty Wine Festival
East Liberty, September 21
The East Liberty Wine Festival in Pittsburgh offers something for everyone, with wine tastings, beer, live music, delicious food, and local vendors. You can walk through the event for free or purchase a ticket to enjoy exclusive perks like a wine glass, tote bag, and plenty of wine sampling. This event is open to neighbors of all ages and even welcomes furry friends too.
Story by Kylie Thomas / Photo Courtesy of Zedashe
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