WHAT’ S NEWS IN SEWICKLEY
LOCAL AUTHOR DEBUTS THRILLER SET IN SEWICKLEY
Filmmaker-turnedauthor Eric Chapman has released his debut novel,“ Private Road,” a thriller featuring two teen detectives who uncover an international criminal’ s plot while investigating mysteries in Sewickley Heights.
Taking place throughout Sewickley, Edgeworth, Leetsdale and Ambridge, the novel incorporates recognizable local landmarks and settings that area readers will enjoy. Chapman describes the book as“ elevated Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew” with a“ Stranger Things” style atmosphere.
“ Private Road” debuted digitally through Barnes & Noble on July 2.
HOPE HOSPICE SEEKS COMPASSIONATE VOLUNTEERS
Looking to make a difference? One of the quickest ways to increase happiness and feel a sense of purpose is to be of service.
Hope Hospice( a North Hills nonprofit) is looking for kind and compassionate volunteers to visit with patients at home or in facilities. Consider helping those in your community by reading, socializing, doing arts / crafts, or merely offering your presence!
Hope Hospice is located at 3556 Babcock Boulevard, visit online at hopehospicepgh. org, or contact the organization at 412.367.3685 or wshearer @ hopehospicepgh. org.
THE LINDSAY THEATER RECEIVES COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
The Lindsay Theater & Cultural Center was honored with the 2026 Community Service Award by the Coraopolis NAACP during its fifth annual Freedom Fund Banquet.
The award recognizes organizations for their dedication to improving the lives of others through compassionate service and community engagement.
The Lindsay was recognized for its ongoing commitment to inclusivity and accessibility along with its partnership with the Coraopolis NAACP, including hosting this year’ s ACT-SO talent showcase for local students.
PITTSBURGH PET EXPO OFFERS THREE DAYS OF FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Take the whole family— including your pet on a leash— to the Pittsburgh Pet Expo, Nov. 6 – 8 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. This huge pet expo features a variety of competitions, demonstrations, giveaways, photos with Santa, and much more.
Entertainment includes high-flying dogs, performing pigs and racing turtles! Pet enthusiasts can celebrate their love of animals of all types— from dogs and cats to birds and fish, to snakes and turtles, ferrets and pigs— and enjoy two full acres of pet-related fun for the entire family, including 300 + exhibitor booths and numerous shelter and rescue organizations.
For more information about the Pittsburgh Pet Expo, presented by Yinzer Dog Pet Products, and advance tickets, visit pghpetexpo. com.
PITTSBURGH BALLET THEATRE FAMILY FAIRY TALE PACKAGE
Families can experience three beloved storybook classics with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’ s 2026-27 Family Fairy Tale Package.
The subscription includes“ The Nutcracker”( Dec. 4 – 27),“ Alice in Wonderland”( Feb. 12 – 21) and“ The Sleeping Beauty” with the PBT Orchestra( May 7 – 9). Designed to introduce children to the magic of ballet, the shows bring timeless fairy tales to life through stunning choreography, elaborate costumes, colorful sets and memorable music.
Season packages start at $ 82.50 for adults and $ 50.25 for children ages 3-17. Visit pbt. org. n
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