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purchasing tickets and other details.
Great American Music Series
at Westmoreland Museum
of American Art featuring
Willow Hill
Date: March 20
Address: The Westmoreland
Museum of American Art,
221 North Main Street, Greensburg
Contact: thewestmoreland.org, or
1.888.718.4253
Join WMOAA for some pop country as it
continues its celebration of American music!
From indie rock to jazz to pop country to
Latin American rhythm, there’s something
for everyone in the Great American Music
Series. Each concert offers a cash bar
with beer, wine, soft drinks and specialty
cocktails, and food available for purchase
from Elegant Catering. Visit the website for
more information on purchasing tickets and
other details.
‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
presented by Stage Right
Dates: April 12-14
Address: The Palace Theatre,
21 West Otterman Street, Greensburg
Contact: stagerightgreensburg.com
What’s the buzz? A timeless work, the
rock opera is set against the backdrop of an
extraordinary and universally known series
of events but seen, unusually, through the
eyes of Judas Iscariot. Loosely based on the
Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John,
the musical follows the last week of Jesus
Christ’s life. The story, told entirely through
song, explores the personal relationships
and struggles between Jesus, Judas, Mary
Magdalene, his disciples, his followers and
the Roman Empire. Visit the website for
more information on purchasing tickets and
other details.
‘Kal-ama-Zoo’ at the Theatre
Factory
Dates: May 3-12
Address: 235 Cavitt Avenue, Trafford
Contact: thetheatrefactory.org, or
412.374.9200
Peg and Irving, two widowed
70-somethings, bravely venture into the new,
overwhelming world of modern dating. But
when these opposites attract, they discover
love isn’t any easier the second time around.
Winner of the Riva Shiner Comedy Award,
“Kal-ama-zoo” is a romantic comedy about
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Races & Fitness
life’s second act and learning you’re never too
old to be young. Visit the website for more
information on purchasing tickets and other
details.
March for Parks
Date: March 30
‘Music & Magic’ by Westmoreland Time: Registration begins at 9 a.m.;
Symphony Orchestra
Marches kick off at 10:30 a.m.
Date: March 16
Locations: Twin Lakes Park Peach Plaza
Address: The Palace Theatre,
Area and Murrysville Community Center
21 West Otterman Street, Greensburg
(See the website for more information.)
Contact: westmorelandsymphony.org,
Contact: westmoreland.pa.us, or
or 724.837.1850
724.830.3950
Israeli cellist Amit Peled, a musician
Support your local parks! Prior to the event,
of profound artistry and charismatic
participants will collect contributions to benefit
stage presence, is acclaimed worldwide
parks and trails projects in Westmoreland
as one of the most exciting and virtuosic
County. Marchers can participate as individuals
instrumentalists on the concert stage
or teams of three or more. You may bring your
today. He performs on the Pablo Casals
dogs with you! March for Parks is sponsored by
1733 Goffriller cello, which was loaned to
the Westmoreland County Parks & Recreation
him personally by Casals’ widow, Marta
Citizens Advisory Board. Visit the website for
Casals Istomin. Visit the website for more
more information.
information on purchasing tickets and other
details.
Operation FINALLY HOME Bataan
Rhonda Vincent and The Rage at
the Lamp Theatre
Date: April 27
Address: 222 Main Street, Irwin
Contact: lamptheatre.org, or
724.367.4000
Rhonda Vincent’s music incorporates
savvy contemporary touches while drawing
deeply from the authentic traditions of
classic bluegrass, with a flawless band that
can execute both break-neck instrumentals
and heartwrenching ballads. Her latest
project “Taken” features special guests
ranging from Dolly Parton to Richard
Marx. With over 80 awards to their name,
Rhonda Vincent and The Rage are the
most celebrated band in bluegrass. Visit the
website for more information on purchasing
tickets and other details.
‘Take The “A” Train’ by River City
Brass Band
Date: April 4
Address: Linton Middle School,
250 Aster Street, Penn Hills
Contact: rivercitybrass.org
Pittsburgh’s own Billy Strayhorn wrote
the music that gave RCB the title for this
program. Its big (brass) band is ready to
swing classic tunes like “It Don’t Mean a
Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing),” “Sing,
Sing, Sing,” and “What a Wonderful World.”
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and other details.
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Memorial Race
Date: March 30
Time: 8 a.m.
Address: Great Allegheny Passage
starting at the Little Boston Trail, Boston
Contact: runsignup.com/Race/PA/Boston/
BataanMemorialRace
Join the Norwin Air Force Junior ROTC
units as they march to remember and honor
the 75,000 American troops forced to march 65
miles to death camps in the Bataan Peninsula
during World War II and support our warriors
coming home. NAFJROTC’s goal is to
raise $8,000 for the nonprofit organization
Operation FINALLY HOME. Visit the website
for more information.
Polar Bear Pond Skim at
Boyce Park
Date: March 10
Address: Boyce Park Four Seasons
Lodge, 675 Old Frankstown Road, Plum
Contact: alleghenycounty.us/parks/boyce/
index.aspx
Cost: Must have a valid lift ticket to
participate. Registration will occur on-site
at 2 p.m.
Join Allegheny County Parks and Recreation
as it closes out the winter season in style! Wear
a costume, shorts and t-shirt, or swimsuit and
attempt to skim across an icy pond on skis or
a board. Grilled food and Hop Farm craft beer
will be available for purchase. For ages 18+
(under 18 with parent’s consent). Visit the
website for more information.