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Child Health Association of Sewickley Biennial Ball & Play Friday, November 21 & Saturday, November 22, 2025 | The Edgeworth Club, Sewickley A Sewickley tradition returns as the Child Health Association of Sewickley hosts its beloved Biennial Ball & Play—two nights of community, comedy, and celebration. Written and performed by CHA members, the original play offers a playful take on Read more...

Steve Martin & Martin Short November 21 & 22 Fans of HBO’s Only Murders in the Building will have the chance to see the two comedy stars together for their iconic “Dukes of Funnytown!” live show. These comedic icons have a rapid-fire joke brigade that will have your sides hurting by the time you leave for the night. For more Read more...

Pittsburgh Opera opens its 87th season with a mix of timeless love stories, bold modern works, and lively community events. From Puccini’s La Bohème to the McCarthy-era romance of Fellow Travelers, the season offers both grand spectacle and intimate experiences. Highlights include multiple free concerts, a glamorous disco-themed celebration, and opportunities to support rising stars during the Pittsburgh Opera Fall Read more...

Dates: September 16 – December 17, 2025 Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM (closed Oct. 17 and Nov. 27–28) Location: Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, 5th Floor, Hunt Library, Carnegie Mellon University, 4909 Frew Street, Pittsburgh, PA Details: This fall, the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation presents a retrospective celebrating the Art and Science of Rafael Lucas Rodríguez Caballero, Read more...

Wicked For Good: Drag Brunch Saturday, November 22 | 12:30 PMThe witches are back! Join S&S Productions for Wicked For Good, a fabulous drag brunch celebrating the musical’s U.S. premiere weekend. Choose your witch and enjoy dazzling performances, brunch bites, and themed cocktails.Tickets: $20 per person (sold by the TABLE)Location: Kingfly Spirits, 2613 Smallman St., Pittsburgh Find more information here! Read more...

MOONLIGHT: An Enchanting Evening of Classical Piano & the Art of Fashion Saturday, November 22 | 5:30–9:00 PMCAVO Night Club, 1916 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Experience MOONLIGHT, an evening of brilliance and shadow where classical piano performance meets fashion as art. Curated by Tara Rieland and Karin Legato, this benefit for the City Music Center of Duquesne University will Read more...

Acute Inflections: Soulful Sounds Music & Comedy ShowSunday, November 23, 2025 | 6:00 PMPittsburgh Mennonite Church, Regent Square Step into a night of soulful fun and vintage glamour as Acute Inflections brings their acclaimed “Harlem Nights”-inspired performance to Pittsburgh. This NYC-based Jazzy R&B duo—seen on HBO and Amazon—blends timeless soul with modern charm, offering dynamic duets, sharp comedy, and improvisational Read more...

The Complete Brandenburg ConcertosChamber Music Pittsburgh presents The Complete Brandenburg Concertos in a single-night performance. Featuring area musicians, including members of the Pittsburgh Symphony, this concert brings Bach’s masterpieces to life with precision and passion. A must-see for classical music lovers. Date: Sunday, November 24, 2025Location: Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland, Pittsburgh, PA For more information, visit here! Find more events going Read more...

Chamber Music Pittsburgh Presents Bach’s Complete Brandenburg ConcertosNovember 24, 2025 | 7:30 PMCarnegie Music Hall, Oakland Chamber Music Pittsburgh celebrates its 65th anniversary season with a rare performance of J.S. Bach’s complete Brandenburg Concertos in one evening. Presented in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Music, the concert features CMU students, faculty, members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and Read more...

Les Misérables Benedum Center, November 25 – November 30 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 Read more...