The 59th Carnegie International opens May 2 with 61 artists, partner commissions across the North Side and opening-weekend public programs.

Hall of Fame jerseys, Steelers draft cards and a family-friendly Fan Zone will be on view at the Heinz History Center during the 2026 NFL Draft. Kids 17 and under get free admission.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced an 11-show PNC Broadway slate for 2026–27 at the Benedum Center, with season packages on sale now. The lineup mixes blockbusters, holiday fare and new musicals.

The USA Dance National Ballroom DanceSport Championships take over the Wyndham Grand March 2729 with workshops, social dances and collegiate competition.

Millvale Music Festival returns May 15-16 with 300+ acts on 28 stages across the borough. The free, two-day event fills Millvale's bars, breweries and streets with music and art.

Pittsburgh CLO and the Public Theater are set to vote on a consolidation that would combine two downtown producing companies. The move follows months of study and City Theatre’s decision to opt out.

Pittsburgh native Thaddeus Mosley Jr., known for monumental salvaged-wood sculptures and late-career honors, has died at 99. The city’s arts community is mourning.

New renderings show Citizens Live at The Wylie’s interiors, Teenie Harris exhibits and a rooftop lounge as the 4,000‑seat venue nears a fall 2026 opening.

Four Pittsburgh museums win top honors in USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, showcasing the city's strong cultural and educational attractions.

Pittsburgh Walk of Fame is accepting nominations for its 2026 honorees connected to southwestern Pennsylvania.

The Fort Pitt Museum is closing temporarily for upgrades and new exhibitions, reopening March 1 with a display on Pittsburgh's role in the Revolution and preparing for the 2026 NFL Draft and America's 250th anniversary.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh has been approved for a significant expansion, adding 70,000 to 92,000 square feet of new space, which will include a plaza, welcome center, café, classrooms, galleries, and an auditorium.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh received an $11.5 million donation from philanthropists Daniel and Carole Kamin, funding initiatives like free admission for kids and facility expansion.