MUNHALL – Four Tiger King cast members will share behind-the-scenes stories of the Netflix mega-hit in a live event at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall.
The Nov. 18 event Tiger King, Uncaged: The Untold Stories from the Cast of Tiger King will feature John Reinke, Saff, Joshua Dial and Barbara Fisher in a live, moderated conversation. Audiences will be able to peek behind the curtain of 2020 s bizarre and addictive TV series, hearing stories about stars Joe Exotic, Carole Baskin, Doc Antle and all the others, direct from the people who lived the mayhem.
Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. May 14 at Librarymusichall.com for $39.75 and $34.75, with limited Gold Circle seats for $64.75. A venue presale begins 10 a.m. May 13 with the passcode MUSICHALL.
The sky always should be blue for Motherâs Day, but in Western Pennsylvania, Mother Nature often has other ideas.
And so an art project at South Fayette Township Library commemorating this yearâs special day didnât go exactly as planned.
âMaybe when itâs a sunny day, it really will look colorful all around and the display will look really nice,â art teacher Selva Priya said. âBut the weather is not cooperating now.â
Nevertheless, she and her students persisted through alternating sunshine and showers to complete a special installation in time for momâs special day.
In the patio area outside the library, the youngsters painted larger rocks with bright messages to their mothers. And in the center of the patio, a mural with 350 decorated stones helped mark the annual celebration.
BALDWIN – Those full flowing voices give The Wild Feathers wings.
Soaring, soulful three-part harmonies weave through the nationally known Nashville band s seamless blend of Southern rock, Americana roots and heartland pop.
It s a sound to behold May 16, when the Wild Feathers headline The Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh s South Hills.
A night earlier, the Wild Feathers launch the summer concert season at Port Farms in Waterford, southeast of Erie.
Mixing a healthy dose of originals with a handful of covers, setlists for each show will be different promises the man who creates them, Wild Feathers bassist-vocalist Joel King. It all depends on the vibe of the place, King said. If the crowd is really engaged, we might pull out (Bob Dylan s) I Shall be Released. Or if looks like they need a kick in the (rear-end) we might play Jumpin Jack Flash. We ll win them over. If it looks like we re playing our normal crowd we might do a deep cut because we know they c
After being held virtually in 2020 because of the pandemic, the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival will be returning this year with some in-person events, it was announced Thursday morning.
Opening June 4 and wrapping up June 14, the festival will still have online elements, but festival mainstays like live concerts and an artist market will be back, though in altered formats. Sponsored by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, it will mark the first time in more than a year that some of the Cultural Trustâs theaters, galleries and arts venues will have their doors open.
âThe biggest change for the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival in 2021 is the layout and footprint,â according to Sarah Aziz, the festivalâs director.
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Part of Fort Duquesne Boulevard will close for five months to make room for more events in Downtown Pittsburgh, city officials said Thursday.
The closure will begin Monday and run through Oct. 7. The boulevard’s westbound lane the side closer to the river will be blocked off from Stanwix Street to Seventh Street.
The partial closure of the roadway along the Allegheny River will allow the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership to “host various events and activities to boost business in the Central Business District,” Tim McNulty, spokesman for Mayor Bill Peduto’s office, said in a statement.