Magic!
Holiday
‘The Traveler’ presented by
Edgewood Symphony Orchestra
Date: March 14
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Address: Katz Performing Arts
Center – JCC, 5738 Darlington Road,
Pittsburgh (Squirrel Hill)
Contact: edgewoodsymphony.org, or
412.473.8880
Journey around magical Pittsburgh
with the evocative compositions of Mark
Fromm, Paul Critser and James Whipple,
to Stravinsky’s elegant and whimsical
Pulcinella Suite, and ending with
Beethoven’s “Pastoral” Symphony.
Holiday Shows at The Lamp
Theatre
Dates: Dec. 20 – “Christmas Vacation”;
Dec. 21 – “Elf on the Shelf” Musical
Address: The Lamp Theatre, 222 Main
Street, Irwin
Contact: lamptheatre.org, or
724.367.4000
The classic movie “Christmas Vacation”
(PG-13) sees the Griswold family’s plans
for a big family Christmas predictably
turn into a big disaster. In “Elf on the
Shelf,” Spike the Elf has to make sure his
kid stays on the “Nice” list, get his letter to
the North Pole on time and make it back
to Santa’s workshop before midnight on
Christmas Eve.
The Latshaw Pops: The Sounds
of Christmas
C Street Brass Quintet at
The Frick
Date: Dec. 20
Time: 7 p.m.
Address: The Frick Art Museum
Auditorium, 7227 Reynolds Street,
Pittsburgh (Point Breeze)
Contact: thefrickpittsburgh.org, or
412.371.0600
C Street’s Wintry Mix is a “Greatest
Hits” of holiday fun, with some additional
favorites mixed in. Enjoy a variety of
holiday music from the Renaissance period
through 20th century jazz in this free
performance. Please register in advance. Date: Dec. 20
Address: The Palace Theatre, 21 West
Otterman Street, Greensburg
Contact: thepalacetheatre.org
The Latshaw Pops Orchestra, which has
performed popular American standards,
Broadway show tunes, movie favorites
and the best in swing music since 2004,
presents its “Sounds of Christmas.”
Singers, The Christmas Belle Dancers
and the 22-piece Latshaw Pops Orchestra
will take you on a musical journey that
encompasses all of your favorite Christmas
songs as well as traditional carols.
Disney’s ‘Frozen, Jr.’ by the
Greasepaint Players The Oaks Theater Holiday
Shows
Dates: Dec. 20-21
Address: Greensburg Civic Theatre,
951 Old Salem Road, Greensburg
Contact: gctheatre.org, or
724.414.1220
Taking the stage by (snow)storm! This
show brings the story of Elsa, Anna, and
the magical land of Arendelle to life in the
Greensburg Civic Theatre. It features all of
the memorable songs you know plus new
ones written for the Broadway production.
When faced with danger, these royal sisters
discover their hidden potential and the
powerful bonds of family and friendship.
Loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty
of humor!
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Dates: Dec. 13 – The Marcels
Christmas Concert; Dec. 14 – Johnny
Angel & The Halos Christmas Show;
Dec. 21 – Pure Gold Christmas
Address: 310 Allegheny River
Boulevard, Oakmont
Contact: theoakstheater.com, or
412.828.6322
The Marcels perform all their hits for
the holiday season. Johnny Angel & The
icmags.com
Halos return for their annual Christmas
concert. Pure Gold brings a delightful
night of all your favorite oldies.
Cinelunch – ‘White Christmas’
Dates: Dec. 14 or 15
Time: Noon
Address: The Oaks Theater,
310 Allegheny River Boulevard,
Oakmont
Contact: theoakstheater.com, or
412.828.6322
A delicious lunch and a viewing of the
classic “White Christmas”!
Holiday Sing-Along at Penn
Hills Library
Date: Dec. 19
Time: 7 p.m.
Address: 1037 Stotler Road, Penn Hills
Contact: pennhillslibrary.org, or
412.795.3507
Join in the singing of carols and
other holiday favorites at the library!
Refreshments will be available.
Christmas with the Camerata
Date: Dec. 15
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Address: Sixth Presbyterian Church,
1688 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh
(Squirrel Hill)
Contact: pittsburghcamerata.org, or
412.421.5884
At this most reflective time of year,
when light and darkness are equal, the
Pittsburgh Camerata offers the music
of Christmas, sacred and secular. The
Camerata is a professional vocal ensemble
committed to presenting imaginative and
inspiring choral programs.
Pittsburgh Camerata – What
She Said: Music of Women
Poets
Date: Feb. 8
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Address: St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Church, 5801 Hampton Street,
Pittsburgh (Highland Park)
Contact: pittsburghcamerata.org, or
412.421.5884
Emily Dickinson, Sara Teasdale, Amy
Lowell, Cynthia Jarvis, Gwyneth Walker,
Hildegard von Bingen, Abbie Betinis, and
Libby Larsen are composers and poets
whose art continues to grace our lives.