Early February brings a fresh wave of energy to Pittsburgh, with a lineup of events that highlight the city’s creativity, culture, and community spirit. Take this opportunity to get out of the house before the chaos of Valentine’s Day hits and the streets are packed with couples. Even if you head to one of these events from February 2-8 alone, you’re sure to come home feeling good about supporting local and prioritizing yourself.
Pittsburgh Events Happening February 2-8
Agnus Teaches Acting
February 5-6, New Hazlett Theater
Chaos, comedy, and cabaret collide in Agnus Teaches Acting, a new musical by Zanny Laird, Lucas Fedele, and Treasure Treasure. Agnus Stephenson, an eccentric acting teacher and self-proclaimed star, takes the stage with wild lessons that no student is ready for. Expect big laughs, catchy tunes, and a satirical look at Broadway dreams gone sideways.
HOT Jam – 25 Years and Still Glowing!
February 6, Pittsburgh Glass Center
Celebrate 25 years of fiery creativity at the Pittsburgh Glass Center. Step into the studio for an evening of inspiration and watch as artists transform molten glass into stunning works during live demonstrations. This week’s demonstration also celebrates the opening reception of Gathered Locally, an exhibition of 100 glass artists in Pittsburgh.
Plot Twist – 21+ Book Fair
February 7, Velum Fermentation
This isn’t your average book fair—it’s a 21+ celebration of all things literary. Discover your next favorite read, browse bookish treasures from local vendors, and meet local authors as well as indie booksellers. You can vibe with a live DJ as you create friendship bracelets with your new bookworm besties. Plus, it’s a great opportunity to shop locally.
Imbibe Northside
February 7, Mattress Factory
Warm up on a winter night with the return of this popular tasting event full of local libations, art, and music. Enjoy unlimited samples from Northside’s top breweries, distilleries, wineries, and cideries as you explore the museum’s unique exhibits at your leisure. You’ll also get to take home a souvenir glass, dance along to live music from Alex Talbot and Norside Trio, and even purchase food if you like.
2026 Greater Pittsburgh Lunar New Year Gala
February 7, Pittsburgh Playhouse
Presented by the Pittsburgh Chinese Cultural Center, this gala showcases traditional and contemporary Chinese arts, including dance, music, opera, and acrobatics all while featuring local and international talent like Broadway actor Ian Ward. Come learn about the Lunar New Year with a party and performance for the ages. Plus, you can take part in different activities before the main stage performances begin.
Story by Kylie Thomas
Featured Photo Courtesy of New Hazlett Theater
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