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‘Night of the Singing Dead’ Joins the 27 Club with Two Final Performances at City Winery
After nearly three decades of raising the dearly departed for one last encore, Pittsburgh’s long-running mock-rock musical comedy, Night of the Singing Dead, is finally ready to rest in peace. Subtitled The Final Nail in the Coffin, the show brings its signature blend of musical mayhem, outrageous parody, and...
pghcitypaper.com
Hellbender Records brings the luck of the Irish to Pittsburgh turntables
What do the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pitt Panthers, and Hellbender Vinyl have in common? All of them are building a relationship with the Emerald Isle. Lawrenceville vinyl pressing plant Hellbender Vinyl’s partnership with Irish vinyl plant Anthem Vinyl will help produce more records to get through the global vinyl backlog.
USA TODAY
Updated Strawberry Way mural unveiled in Downtown Pittsburgh
One of Downtown Pittsburgh's most recognizable pedestrian corridors has a new look. The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership and the University of Pittsburgh's Hemispheric Conversations: Urban Art Project recently unveiled the fourth edition of the Strawberry Way mural, continuing a tradition that has transformed the alleyway into a vibrant public art destination over the past decade. The latest installation brought together three internationally recognized street artists, Ish Muhammad, Gloria "Gloe" Talamantes and Tomás Ives, who spent 10 days in Pittsburgh collaborating with local artists to create four interconnected pieces spanning several blocks of Strawberry Way. The project marks nearly 10 years since the first artistic activation of the corridor. Since then, Strawberry Way has become known as a colorful urban canvas that evolves alongside Downtown Pittsburgh itself. "It's approaching 10 years since the PDP's first art project debuted on Strawberry Way, and the space truly reflects Pittsburgh itself and how it's constantly evolving," Bruce Chan, senior director of urban design for the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, said in a statement. The artwork was spearheaded by collaboration Artists worked alongside local creators including Ifeoma Creates, Emily Paige Armstrong, Cara Rosetti, Qian Dubay, Brian Gonella, Haley Wilson and Ada Siobhan. Community members also had the
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Knights of Columbus Hosting 80s Party
The Knights of Columbus are hosting a dance party tomorrow night. The “Glow Back to the 80s” dance is set for Saturday night at St. Michael’s Church Hall on Center Avenue. You’re encouraged to wear your favorite 1980s costume. There will be light snacks and refreshments...
ComingSoon
Taylor Sheridan’s Mayor of Kingstown Sets Release Date for Season 5 With First Photos
Mayor of Kingstown is preparing to return for its fifth season, which will also serve as the crime drama’s final season. Paramount+ has announced the release date and unveiled the first photos from the upcoming episodes of the Taylor Sheridan show. The new season will bring Jeremy Renner back as Mike McLusky for one last chapter.
thenorthsidechronicle.com
EACC holding smaller Halloween event as Pumpkinfest alternative
East Allegheny Community Council (EACC) is putting on a smaller free kids Halloween party this year following their decision to cancel the 2026 Northside Pumpkinfest. The party will take place on Oct. 31, from 10 a.m. to noon on the section of James Street between East Ohio and Foreland streets. Activities planned for the party include a pumpkin patch with free pumpkins for kids, arts and crafts stations and trick-or-treating at local businesses.
visitwashingtoncountypa.com
The Canon Theatre Officially Opens
A new chapter for the arts has officially opened in the heart of Canonsburg. The Canon Theatre, presented by Scarmazzi Homes, recently celebrated its long-awaited grand opening as the first phase of the larger Canonsburg Cultural & Educational Institute (CECI) project. Housed in the former Canonsburg Middle School, CECI is set to become a regional destination for arts, culture and education, with more than 150,000 square feet of space slated for development across the 5.6-acre campus. While future phases will transform the remaining campus into multipurpose spaces for arts, education and community activities, the Canon Theatre represents an important first step toward creating a destination where residents and visitors alike can gather, learn, create and find inspiration.
nashuproar.org
Opinion: Don’t Get Boxed In
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Here at NA, we’re frequently told that finding a career within these confines is the best option for our futures. Attending a four-year undergrad program (with the addition of grad school if needed), and achieving a high-paying, coveted, STEM job is the path deemed worthy by the general masses.
hoodline.com
Otis Williams Brings Temptations' Farewell Tour To Pittsburgh's New Wylie Venue
The Temptations are bringing their farewell tour to Pittsburgh, with the Motown legends set to perform at Citizens Live at The Wylie on Wednesday, February 10, 2027. The show marks a milestone moment for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group, still led by 84-year-old co-founder and original member Otis Williams, and for the brand-new concert venue hosting them across from PPG Paints Arena.
hoodline.com
East Liberty Artist Emily Laychak, 42, Vanishes Needing Medical Help
Pittsburgh Police are asking the public for help finding Emily Laychak, a 42-year-old woman who may need medical attention and was last seen leaving a friend’s residence in East Liberty around 6:30 a.m. on Monday. Special Victims Unit detectives describe her as 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 130 pounds, with blondish-brown hair and green eyes. No description of her clothing at the time she disappeared has been released.
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PREVIEW: ‘The House that Changed My Life’ tells a family story where it happened
For Point Park seniors pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in cinema production, Production 4 (P4) is a required course that spans both semesters of one academic year. In the class, students create their senior thesis films. Production on the P4 film “The House that Changed My Life,” took place...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Letter to the editor: Improper move for SummerSounds
The city of Greensburg has entered into an agreement to take the lead in the administration of SummerSounds, Greensburg’s longtime concerts in the park series. The city has hired an executive director who will take on much of the responsibility Gene James, one of the three founders, has shouldered for most of the life of the series. The other founders are Missy Monsour and Steve Gifford.