Brew House Arts Exhibitions

There is still time to catch Brew House Arts’ current exhibition Our Appalachia before it closes on February 14th!

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Art of Pittsburgh’s South Side
Opens February 26, 2026

Brew House Arts presents Art of Pittsburgh’s South Side, an exhibition of artwork by artists living and working in Pittsburgh’s South Side communities. This exhibition will aim to highlight the broad spectrum of visual culture of the South Side and to foster local connections with artists based in the Brew House Lofts & surrounding neighborhood.

Quantum Theatre presents…

Only 66 tickets available for each night to
Quantum Theatre’s Love Potion No. 13!

Friday, February 13, 2026, from 7-10pm
Saturday, February 14, 2026, from 7-10pm

Quantum Theatre’s Warehouse,
1025 Beaver Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15233

Alumni Theater Company presents...

Based on the 2006 film, this electrifying stage adaptation follows Akeelah Anderson as she claims her voice one unforgettable word at a time.

Showtimes:
Friday, February 13 | 7PM
Saturday, February 14 | 2PM & 7PM
Sunday, February 15 | 2PM

ALMA | LEWIS - The Black Archive Series

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.

Congratulations to Brew House Arts on being a grant recipient of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts!

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.