ALMA | LEWIS (A | L) introduces The Black Archive Series Winter 2026, a speaker series centering artists, writers, and scholars whose work engages Black culture, memory, and creativity. The inaugural series will feature cultural worker, poet, and author Lissette Norman; professor, author, and literary advocate Tahirah J. Walker, Ph.D.; and multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker Shikeith. Their conversations will be guided by creative, writer, and educator Kleaver Cruz; community mental health educator and advocate Courtney Abegunde; and artist Pierre London Williams.
Brew House Arts (BHA) has been awarded a Fall 2025 Grant for multi-year programming support by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.
The Foundation recognizes the extraordinary efforts of organizations that continue to support artistic risk and creative development in the face of wide-ranging uncertainty. This year, grants are awarded to a diverse and dynamic group of 57 organizations whose innovative, experimental programs reflect a commitment to artistic agency and freedom of expression.
This is BHA’s first time receiving the grant, which will support their programs over the next two year period, including the Distillery Artist Residency, Prospectus Curator residency, and exhibitions.
Read more about The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and learn more about this year's other grantees by visiting WarholFoundation.Org.
Presented by Prime Stage Theatre, this world premiere play presented with live music celebrates the true story of America’s first mobile Emergency Medical Unit. Journey back to 1967 with us and meet the residents of the Hill District who became the first local, national, and international paramedics, changing the nature of medical care forever.
Written by L.E. McCullough Directed by Scott P. Calhoon
Before they were icons, they were two young men washing dishes in Harlem. It’s 1943 and Foxy (soon to be Redd Foxx) befriends fellow dishwater Little, better known, many years later, as Malcolm X. Through a summer of heartbreak, uprisings, and leftovers, the two shape each other into the legends they are known to be through a revolutionary mix of humor and heart.
A Co-World Premiere produced by TheatreSquared, City Theatre, Virginia Stage Company, and Dallas Theater Center.
Jan 17 - Feb 8, 2026 City Theatre Mainstage 1300 Bingham St. Pittsburgh, PA
Sensory-Friendly Hour 4–5 PM During this hour, the gallery will offer dimmed lighting and a quieter environment, with no food or drinks, to support a more accessible experience.
