Upcoming Events

Omni Signature Experience

Available every Friday from Memorial Day through Labor Day

Discover Pittsburgh’s rich architectural and cultural history with a guided walking tour of the city’s most famous buildings. Afterward, explore the historic Omni William Penn Hotel, followed by a signature cocktail in its Prohibition-era Speakeasy. This experience blends stunning architecture with rich history, creating a memorable journey through the Steel City’s past.

We transform dining into an extraordinary experience, blending timeless traditions with the latest culinary trends. Reserve your seat today to savor a dining experience that’s as memorable as it is delicious.

April 24 – May 4

Film Pittsburgh’s JFilm Festival, the premier Jewish cultural event in the region, is set to return to theaters from April 24 to May 4, 2025. For over three decades, this festival has highlighted independent films with Jewish themes, bringing global storytelling to local audiences.

Sunday, May 4 | 7 AM - 12 PM
Downtown Pittsburgh
No ticket required for entry

Get ready to race through the heart of Pittsburgh with the Run for a Reason Charity Program, presented by KeyBank. This thrilling event brings the community together to support incredible local causes while taking in the city’s vibrant streets and iconic landmarks. Lace up, run for a cause, and make every stride count as we push for a brighter future, one step at a time!

May 16 -17

Get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the Millvale Music Festival, where Pittsburgh's arts and culture take center stage for two action-packed days! With over 300 live performances, local artists showcasing their work, comedy shows, spoken word, and delicious food trucks lining the streets, this free festival turns Millvale into the ultimate celebration of creativity. It’s the event you won’t want to miss!

May 30 - June 1
Downtown Pittsburgh
No ticket required for entry

Discover Pittsburgh Pride, a dynamic celebration of the city’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community. Organized by a coalition of local LGBTQ+ organizations, including TransYOUniting, this event highlights inclusivity and support for all, particularly those from marginalized communities. It’s a powerful moment to honor past trailblazers and join in the ongoing celebration of Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ+ resilience and pride.

July 3 – 6

Every summer, Pittsburgh hosts an exciting convention celebrating anthropomorphics—human-like animal characters that have captivated human imagination for centuries. The event brings together artists, animators, writers, costumers, puppeteers, and fans who all share a love for cartoon animals and their creative world. It’s a vibrant local gathering full of art, storytelling, and community!

July 11 - 25

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix (PVGP), celebrating its 43rd year in 2025. It is the largest vintage street race in the U.S., held on public roads. Due to the Panther Hollow Bridge’s closure for repairs, PVGP is introducing two thrilling new events: the Panther Hollow Hillclimb, a one-mile race up historic Circuit Drive, and the Schenley Oval Circuit, a fast-paced 2-mile track through the park, featuring iconic turns and high-speed racing. These exciting additions promise even more action and fan engagement at this legendary event.

July 11 - 13 | 8 AM - 10 PM
Downtown Pittsburgh
Ticket required for entry

The Deutschtown neighborhood in Pittsburgh is hosting another free, action-packed weekend of live music at the Northside Music Festival. Over three days, more than 70 bands will perform across various indoor and outdoor venues, alongside art vendors and 20+ food trucks. This non-profit, volunteer-driven festival is a beloved summer tradition, supporting local talent and uniting the Northside community.

August 23 - 24
Downtown Pittsburgh
No ticket required for entry

The Great American Banana Split Celebration in Latrobe honors the invention of the iconic dessert, first created in 1904 by David Strickler at a local pharmacy. This annual festival celebrates the sweet treat’s history with a variety of fun events, including a parade, live entertainment, and, of course, plenty of banana splits to enjoy. It’s a tribute to Strickler’s legacy and a delightful celebration of one of America's favorite desserts.

Weekends and Labor Day Only, August 23 - September 28 | 10:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Downtown Pittsburgh
Ticket required for entry

Step back in time at the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival, where the streets come alive with the charm of a 16th-century medieval village. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of skilled artisans at work, lively entertainment, and the mouthwatering aromas of classic festival foods like turkey legs, steak on a stake, and fresh-baked treats. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience full of history, food, and fun.