Brynn Hurlstone: Resonance, photograph by Sam Fritch, image courtesy of the artist
The Westmoreland will host a special members preview and reception to celebrate the opening of these two special exhibits on Saturday, September 6, 2025 from 6-8pm.
Learn moreabout membership and register for this special event today!
The Heinz Endowments announces $5 million funding match commitment for major expansion of Center of Life
Artist rendering of the planned new Center of Life community center in Hazelwood. Image courtesy of AE Works/Center of Life.
Plans include new 67,000 sq. ft. building in prime location on Hazelwood Green overlooking two-acre great lawn
PITTSBURGH, July 30, 2025 – The Heinz Endowments has announced a $5 million funding match commitment for a major expansion of Center of Life, a community enrichment organization with nearly a quarter century of experience providing youth and family-centered programming for Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood community and surrounding neighborhoods. The funding, which will be released when the project’s overall budget has been secured, will go toward Center of Life’s planned new home near the entrance inside Hazelwood Green, the 178-acre tech and innovation development located on a former steel mill site in Hazelwood that borders the Monongahela River.
Artists: Tommie Lin Kesten & Colin McCaslin | Photo: Aviana Adams
Gather your friends and family, pack your blankets, chairs, and tutus and head on over to beautiful Hartwood Acres. Enjoy this FREE outdoor performance and pre-register for a chance to win a 5-ballet subscription!
Get ready for a weekend full of bold new theater. It's time for ATC AROUND THE CLOCK: A 24-Hour New Works Festival! This production is a high-energy, 24-hour festival where young Black artists take the lead—writing, directing, choreographing, and performing brand-new theatrical works, all created from scratch in just one day, starting August 1 @ 6pm. Find out more and get your tickets today!
Dance Africa Pittsburgh is an annual celebration hosted by The Legacy Arts Project, inspired by the legacy of Baba Chuck Davis and his call for “Peace, Love, and Respect for Everybody.” This two-day event features powerful performances by youth and adults, showcasing the beauty and diversity of the African diaspora through dance, drumming, song, spoken word, and visual art.
