The 80-voice South Hills Chorale is celebrating its 60th anniversary for the 2019-20 concert season.
The 50-year-old organization awards music scholarships, including one started by the family of the late Mt. Lebanon High School teacher Phillip Bianco.
The band, which includes a Brookline resident and two Mt. Lebanon High School graduates, has a release show for “Hieroglyphica” on Aug. 24.
The South Hills Women’s Club is looking for new members and recently celebrated its 75th anniversary with a dinner at Valley Brook Country Club in McMurray.
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Mt. Lebanon Public Library’s Concert in the Courtyard series continues with a performance by Steel City Calypso at 7 p.m. Aug. 22.
The annual event at Fairview Park features free admission, free activities and free entertainment.
The Ruthfred Acres Woman’s Club has installed officers for 2019-20, the 73rd year for the Bethel Park club: Barbara Reibold and Beverly Doyle, co-presidents; Marcia Agnelly, vice president; Judy Oakley, secretary; and Joanne Koller, treasurer.
Dan Petrich, a 1989 Mt. Lebanon High School graduate, will perform at 7 p.m. Aug. 15 as part of Mt. Lebanon Public Library’s Concert in the Courtyard series.
Founding member Roger Earl talks about the band’s Pittsburgh connections, including lead guitarist Bryan Bassett and show opener Matt Barranti.
Jumping Jack Theater’s artistic director, Stephen Santa, works on stage productions for children who are on the autism spectrum or have other special needs.
The 14th annual Broadway Cabaret Camp has wrapped up another session under the direction of Kristianna Gizzi of Pittsburgh Performing Arts Studio.
Keynotes of South Hills’ garden party helps a cause that has provided more than $400,000 toward musicians’ studies in the past half century.
Mt. Lebanon Public Library proved the cool place to be July 13 as patrons, benefactors, sponsors and donors enjoyed an evening of cool jazz and dessert during the annual garden party.The Stardust Swing Band provided the entertainment. The event featured a silent auction for a variety of hand…
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The painting shows a dozen young adults lined up, each of them apparently pushing the person in front, with facial expressions varying from mild discomfort to downright despair.
Applications are being accepted for Handmade Arcade Youth Maker scholarship program.
Grammy Award-winning recording artist Bill Gaither will present the We Have This Moment Tour to 23 cities during the fall.
“Era of Cool: The Art of John Van Hamersveld” opens July 20 at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg.
OG WS – there’s a good story behind the name – plays plenty of songs you may like but may not hear so often.
After a couple of decades of playing music in, what some might call, night spots, Tracy Lee Simmen was looking for something more schedule-friendly. So she began contacting places like senior centers and retirement communities.
Get Hip Recordings presents a night of country-tinged storytelling with two veteran singer-songwriters and giant musicians and performers: Dan Stuart of Green On Red and Tom Heyman.
For many, it doesn’t get better than hearing electric guitar in the context of Iron Maiden or Metallica, but there certainly is a more mellow side.
South Hills Children’s Choir, for singers ages 8 to 18, is holding auditions Aug. 15-17 at St. David’s Episcopal Church, 905 E. McMurray Road, Peters Township.
The Mt. Lebanon resident and Steelers legend will share stories in honor of the new edition of his autobiography, “Fighting Back.”
Upper St. Clair High School graduate Kylie Koch was selected to work at the recent concert by legendary percussionist Sheila E. at Stage AE in Pittsburgh.
Five members of BoyScout Troop 215 in Bethel Park were recognized for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in a Court of Honor ceremony held June 2 at Bethel Presbyterian Church.
The 61-year-old group, featuring performers of all ages and musical backgrounds, invites prospective members to Tuesday night rehearsals.
Keynotes of South Hills held its 48th annual music competition May 18 at Mt. Lebanon High School. There were 19contestants this year, and the judges chose six winners.
Posters can be seen all over the place, but chances are most people don’t see them quite the same way as Harold Behar.
The Abbey Players will perform “Children of Eden JR.” on June 14 and 15 at St. Benedict the Abbot Church in Peters Township.
Upper St. Clair High School graduate Brianna Spilsbury was selected to deliver the student address at the 93rd annual spring commencement ceremonies for Misericordia University.
The Estate Planning Council of Pittsburgh recently elected Tammy Singleton-English to serve as membership chair for the 2019-20 year. She is the founder of Singleton-English Law Offices, Bethel Park.
Joneen and Ray Betler are honored as South Hills Champions at SHIM’s annual appreciation event.
The South Hills Women’s Club has donated the profits from its annual card party/game fundraiser held in April to Pets for Vets, a national nonprofit that has a Pittsburgh chapter.