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The Pittsburgh film series presents its first-ever REMIX CULTURE WEEK, an event highlighting experimental filmmakers who reuse and repurpose existing material.

Pittsburgh Sound + Image will screen Murray Avenue: A Community in Transition, a short 16mm documentary made in 1983 by Pittsburgh-based filmmaker Sheila Chamovitz.

The weekend has arrived. Here are some ways to spend it. Pink walk The Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk is on Sunday at Schenley Park. The opening ceremony is at 9 a.m. The walk begins at 9:30 a.m. on Panther Hollow Road. It will be a 2.5-mile loop

We’ve made it to the first spring weekend of the year. Enjoy it with options from “Honky Tonk” sounds to a film festival gathering. Humanities Festival Pittsburgh Humanities Festival, a co-production of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and The Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University, is Friday through Sunday. The headliners

Pittsburgh’s process for vetting and approving public artworks and changes to city-owned buildings looks a lot different than it did just a few months ago.

What’s going on this week in Pittsburgh, Oct. 17-23? Find out in the NEXTpittsburgh weekly event guide.

What does the future of film in Pittsburgh look like? The answer might be found in a local basement where, earlier this summer, a crowd of people gathered to see films made decades ago and learn about the history behind them. The screening was the product of Pittsburgh Sound + Image, a local nonprofit dedicated to preserving, showcasing, and celebrating films, founded in the past year by Steve Felix and Steven Haines.