
A film screening and panel discussion on how housing instability prevents children from receiving a formal education with filmmaker Jose Muniain, photographer Richard Sharum, and community health worker John Whigham.
M
Mon |
T
Tue |
W
Wed |
T
Thu |
F
Fri |
S
Sat |
S
Sun |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() A film screening and panel discussion on how housing instability prevents children from receiving a formal education with filmmaker Jose Muniain, photographer Richard Sharum, and community health worker John Whigham. |
1 Program,
-
![]() Welcome an all-star lineup of some of Pittsburgh's best musicians, fusing classic jazz compositions with the Cuban drum tradition. |
1 Program,
-
![]() Etta Cox brings her incomparable stage presence and vocal prowess to Alphabet City to regale audiences with beloved jazz favorites and reimagined hidden gems. |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() This second installment of our On Topic series welcomes esteemed legal scholar Michelle Adams to explore class and race in a discussion of her new book, "The Containment: Detroit, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North." |
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() Whether it’s all about the destination, or all about the journey and what you built along the way, this August, Story Club Pittsburgh is all about connection. |
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() Pittsburgh-based Latin jazz quintet and DC-based vibraphonist Chris Barrick honor a titan of Latin and Afro-Cuban jazz. |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() City of Asylum Writer-in-Residence Volodymyr Rafeyenko discusses three of his works with his translator Mark Andryczyk, exploring the process of translation and the relationship between writer and translator. |
1 Program,
-
![]() Senegalese drummers Cheikh and Papa join Joe Sheehan’s Kinetic ensemble for a concert blending traditional Senegalese rhythms with modern American sounds. |
1 Program,
-
![]() Jevon Rushton shares his world, where rhythm becomes touch, melody becomes color, and every note tells a story in the final Kente Summer Madness concert of the summer. |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() Author Nina Sharma shares her debut memoir, “The Way You Make Me Feel: Love in Black and Brown,” a hilarious and moving story of her interracial relationship, told in essays. |
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() A film screening curated by Writer-in-Residence Rania Mamoun, highlighting filmmaker Reem Alghazzi’s feature-length creative documentary following the story of nine Syrian women’s escape from war. |
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() A discussion and performance from master pianist Theron Brown, in conversation with Grammy Award–winning producer Kamau Kenyatta, on his expertly blended gospel and jazz album, "Spirit Fruit." |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() Praised as a “gripping…lush and suspenseful summer read” (Al Dìa) with echoes of the pop culture phenomenon The White Lotus (Crime Reads), "The Grand Paloma Resort" grabs readers and refuses to let go. |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
1 Program,
-
![]() Drummer Hugo Cruz shines a spotlight on percussion with vocalist Chantal Joseph and an all-star lineup of local musicians to fuse traditional Cuban drums with classic jazz compositions. |
1 Program,
-
![]() Tony Campbell, Victor Garzotto, Dwayne Dolphin, and Roger Humphries pay tribute to legendary saxophonists Richie Cole and Eric Kloss in the final Thursday Night Jazz concert of the summer. |
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|
0 Programs,
|