Big changes are also coming to the laws around charitable giving, and overall they don’t bode well for recipients of philanthropy, including nonprofit arts groups.
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The new addition will connect to the existing Heinz History Center on the corner of 13th and Penn Ave and add almost 92,000 sq ft. to the museum.
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The city’s festivities and activities will begin at 4 p.m. on Friday, July 4, including musical performances from local artists, a children’s zone, food trucks and a hot air balloon.
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Riverlife's Shore Thing is a 4,800-square foot barge with a concession stand, live music and more anchored on the Allegheny River between the Clemente and Warhol bridges.
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Forty years after its founding, the Renaissance City Choir adopts a new name to reflect changing times: Pittsburgh Pride Choir.
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This week, Anthony Alterio and his team will stage the inaugural Pittsburgh Dance Workshop. It’s four days of classes followed by two evening performances spotlighting more than a dozen local troupes and choreographers.
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Stop by East Liberty for the Shadow Lounge 25th Birthday Block Party, ride along for OpenStreetsPGH or watch a 35mm film festival at the Harris Theater — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.
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Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium says the $10 million gift from anonymous donors is the largest in zoo history.
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Pittsburgh Public Theater stages the local premiere of the Public Works version of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," with ensemble members drawn from the community.
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CE Mackenzie's memoir "Achy Affects" explores how harm-reduction practices informed their experience as a trans person.
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Pittsburgh will host Pogopalooza 2025, an extreme pogo competition, June 20-22.