Join the Bushy Run Sewing Circle, where creativity and encouragement bloom. The group will be meeting on the fourth Sunday of the month at 1P.M. in the museum Stone Room. For further information contact the Museum office (724) 527-5584.

Come to Woodville for a unique experience of 18th century military camp life. Join the soldiers of Wayne's Fourth Sub-Legion, the first Army of the United States, as they set up camp and practice the Von Steuben military drill manual of 1794. Other activities include an encampment, musket firing demonstration, military music, and camp cooking demonstrations.

Local food & drink, music, art making, tours, and more surprises around the community.

In the Story of the Blissfield General Store and the Pure Bliss Advertising Campaign, Ron Copeland explores his great-grandfather W.W. Moore’s history of owning the local general store in a small farming town named Blissfield. The town sprung up in the 1890s when the Pennsylvania Railroad extended a commuter and freight line through the sleepy Ohio Valley.

The docents at The Westmoreland are thrilled to offer engaging tours of the special exhibitions on view in the Cantilever Gallery on Saturdays at 1pm during each exhibition run.

Drop in to see the current exhibition, Changes with Exposure: Studio Arts Senior Exhibition

While Eldora Park does not lie within the geographical boundaries of Donora, we promote Eldora Park primarily because it's part of Donora's history. As stated above, people from Donora picnicked at Eldora Park and enjoyed all the entertainment and amenities it had to offer.

Come to Bushy Run Battlefield on Market Day to see and buy unique items for yourself or someone else. Vendors can contact the Museum office (724) 527-5584 for information.

Mýa: definition of the multi-hyphenate entertainer. Since releasing her eponymous debut album Mýa in 1998 at the age of 18, Mýa has become a staple in the pop cultural zeitgeist across genres, platforms, and mediums, around the world.

Maura Cheeks is the author of ACTS OF FORGIVENESS which received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. Her other work has been published in the Paris Review, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Harvard Business Review, Tin House, and others.

Our final exhibition of the season, the School of Art BFA and Interdisciplinary Art Degree senior show, fills all three floors of the gallery. Students present final artworks and research as the culmination of their undergraduate experience.

Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to hear from New York Times Best Selling Author Peter Stark who will deliver a riveting talk based on his book Young Washington.

Throughout the ages visual art has been influenced by music, and vice versa. The group of artists in our Let Forever Be exhibit have found inspiration in song lyrics, musical performances (both live and recorded), and even the packaging of bands/musicians – expressing many harmonies between art and music.

Welcome to the monthly game day for the Soldiers & Sailors Tabletop Gamers! We welcome interested gamers ages 10 and up of all experience levels (including none) who want to bring or just play historical board games and miniatures war games, in keeping with the museums mission. Game days will require you to pay standard museum admission.

This April, the New Hazlett Theater invites audiences to the premiere of Apis, playwright Lindsay Goranson's multidisciplinary experience about the last creature on Earth. This quirky, mind-bending live performance, which includes science, cinema, puppetry, and theater, takes place April 18-19.

This April, the New Hazlett Theater invites audiences to the premiere of Apis, playwright Lindsay Goranson's multidisciplinary experience about the last creature on Earth. This quirky, mind-bending live performance, which includes science, cinema, puppetry, and theater, takes place April 18-19.

This April, the New Hazlett Theater invites audiences to the premiere of Apis, playwright Lindsay Goranson's multidisciplinary experience about the last creature on Earth. This quirky, mind-bending live performance, which includes science, cinema, puppetry, and theater, takes place April 18-19.

Take an “intermission” from work and join the party. Tour the galleries and chill on the patio…simply BE at AWAACC.

Graduating seniors in Studio Arts will guide us through Changes with Exposure. They will share their development as artists and provide more information about their works in the exhibition.

PHLF docents are on hand to tell you the story of the former Allegheny County Jail. Completed in 1886 to the designs of Boston architect H. H. Richardson, it closed on July 27, 1995. The building was then renovated between 1995 and 2001 and adapted for a new use as the Family Division of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.

Looking for a memorable place to host your wedding, shower, party, or family reunion? Start planning your special day at West Overton Village’s historic wedding and event venue. Meet a variety of event vendors including florists, caterers, bakeries, entertainment, fashion, and more.

While Eldora Park does not lie within the geographical boundaries of Donora, we promote Eldora Park primarily because it's part of Donora's history. As stated above, people from Donora picnicked at Eldora Park and enjoyed all the entertainment and amenities it had to offer.

The docents at The Westmoreland are thrilled to offer engaging tours of the special exhibitions on view in the Cantilever Gallery on Saturdays at 1pm during each exhibition run.

While Eldora Park does not lie within the geographical boundaries of Donora, we promote Eldora Park primarily because it's part of Donora's history. As stated above, people from Donora picnicked at Eldora Park and enjoyed all the entertainment and amenities it had to offer.

Four outstanding presentations focused on the French and Indian War and The Seven Years’ War (three in person one via zoom) will be presented during Fort Ligonier’s Seven Years’ War Symposium at the Fort Ligonier Center for History Education. Complimentary admission to the historic site and museum’s galleries included with symposium registration. (Lunch included)

The Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall is pleased to announce the return of our annual Civil War Symposium, slated for April 13, 2024.

In celebration of the 2024 Art+Feminism, and in conjunction with the exhibition, o_ Man! at Silver Eye, join us for lightning talks and Wikipedia workshops, browse the Silver Eye Library, and more!

Graduating seniors in Studio Arts will guide us through Changes with Exposure. They will share their development as artists and provide more information about their works in the exhibition.

Tania Grubbs rounds out the Winter/Spring Jazz Concert Season with a show on April 10! Come early to grab a drink from the bar and a concert snack at 6pm. The music starts at 7pm.

Christian McBride is an eight-time GRAMMY Award winning bassist, composer, and bandleader. McBride is the Artistic Director of the historic Newport Jazz Festival, New Jersey Performing Arts center (NJPAC) and the TD James Moody Jazz Festival, and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem