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Donnie Iris remembered by friends and fans at public memorial
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Local Shows In Pittsburgh To Check Out This November
With Thanksgiving around the corner, here’s one thing to be thankful for—local shows! From the 4th annual Beasts of the Burgh at Crafthouse to The Clarks playing back to back nights at Jergels, here’s a list of local shows to check out in November!. Like Roses/Heading North/Ausinette.
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Krampus Fest Ditches the Cold, Moves Its Horned Chaos Into Hofbräuhaus
Pittsburgh's horned holiday troublemaker is getting a roof over his head this year. The city's 12th annual Krampus Fest will take place on Friday, Dec. 4, 2026, at Hofbräuhaus in the South Side, with general admission free to attend. Organizers relocated the festival to the larger indoor venue to...
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Billy Porter’s new Audacity Project builds a pipeline for Pittsburgh youth in film and TV
For three decades Pittsburgh native Billy Porter has been a powerful motivational presence in theater, music and film. With his new Audacity Project initiative, the Grammy/Emmy/three-time Tony Award winner hopes to provide young people with a smooth pathway into the business of show business. Audacity Project is a workforce training...
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Jim Gaffigan Plays PPG Paints Arena; Buffalo Rose Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary at Mr. Smalls (Sat., 11/7/26)
1) Jim Gaffigan, who had a short-lived stint portraying vice presidential candidate Tim Walz on “Saturday Night Live,” comes to PPG Paints Arena tonight. He has made his more wholesome approach to comedy work for more than 25 years. The pudgy, bearded comedian has found plenty of material in guilty-pleasure food (cake, bacon, and Hot Pockets get frequent mentions), and he’s got loads of stories from two large Catholic families, the one that begot him and the one he begot. (The dude has five kids!) When his five-year-old son wrote “Daddy is fat” as part of a writing assignment, Gaffigan was able to turn it into a book and long-form stand-up routine. Gaffigan is also a frequent contributor to “CBS Sunday Morning” and even had his own TV show, with his wife, for two seasons on TV Land Gaffigan has been nominated for a Grammy for Best Comedy Album eight times. He visits Pittsburgh as part of his Everything is Wonderful tour. 7 p.m. 1001 Fifth Ave., Uptown. (E.C., R.H.)