Kids are encouraged to explore the sound studio of "The Saturday Light Brigade" radio show and get behind-the-scenes with the real technology and personalities of public radio.
Pamela Calvert's 2006 film documentary is about a Canadian oil town facing a toxic legacy head-on: female babies had been outnumbering male babies at a rate of 2:1. Further investigation revealed large numbers of miscarriages, a cluster of reproductive cancers in young women and widespread neurological problems among the children.
This free screening will be held in the institute's Herberman Conference Center. For more information, call (412) 623-3375.
This absorbing video documentary, first seen on the History Channel, explores the planning, execution and aftermath of John Wilkes' Booth's assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
This training program is designed specifically for women with low and moderate incomes interested in starting or growing a small business.
Participants will learn the basics of business structures, licenses, financial statements, and marketing strategies; how to set realistic business and personal goals and develop a comprehensive written business plan; and how to gain access to small loans, marketing assistance, and networking opportunities.
The fee starts at $50. For more information, call (412) 255-6749.
A showcase of the best and the brightest of local and regional comedy talent.
This is a 21+ show with an $8 per person cover.
Winner of two Stanley Cups, the Pittsburgh Penguins hit the ice against Atlanta Thrashers.
For tickets, call Ticketmaster at (412) 323-1919.
This multi-racial Chicago band performs classic Central and West African dance music rich with elements of jazz and underground rock.
This is an age 21+ show.
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