An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Senator John Heinz History Center is the largest history museum in Pennsylvania. Its six floors feature historical exhibitions and archives, along with an independent sports museum.
Halloween-themed edition of the Heinz History Center's trivia night, with teams testing their knowledge of creepy pop culture, haunted Pittsburgh history and horror films.
Kickoff session for the National History Day Pittsburgh competition, where students and teachers explore the 2027 theme and primary source research.
Candlelight tribute concert in which the Listeso String Quartet plays Metallica songs for strings under candlelight at the Heinz History Center.
Free screening of the documentary 'Brothers in Blood: Black in Vietnam' followed by a discussion with the filmmaker and a Vietnam veteran.
Act 48 workshop for educators to analyze A.H. Gorson's paintings of Pittsburgh's steel mills alongside primary sources, with a walkthrough of the exhibition.
Storytime for young children celebrating Native American Heritage Month with stories centering American Indian voices.
Member-only holiday morning with early museum access, a hot cocoa and cookies bar, a chance to meet Santa and a printed photo per household.
Evening lecture on how prehistoric Paleoindians adapted to and survived the Ice Age, followed by a guided tour of 'Planet Ice: Mysteries of the Ice Ages'.
Annual fundraising gala at the Heinz History Center with six floors of exhibitions, local bites, signature drinks, a silent auction and a dance party with DJ Bonics.
Family-friendly Halloween day at the Heinz History Center with a spooky slime lab, candy bar, scavenger hunt, face painting and a mobile coffee bar.
Annual Negro League Baseball Symposium with a panel of historians, including Rob Ruck and Ted Knorr, at the Franco Harris Sports Museum.
Fourth annual fundraising gala for The Midwife Center with a light dinner buffet, silent auction, raffle and after-hours access to the museum.
Weekly Monday evening jazz jam session held at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh.
Free talk with an art historian, a family member of Henry Koerner, a documentary filmmaker and preservationist to mark the 35th anniversary of the artist's death.
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