Things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: September 10 to 13, 2026

Doors at seven and the cheapest ticket is $46, which tells you what the room thinks of him.

White Whale putting an author on in a bar instead of a bookstore. Correct instinct.

Show at eight. Fifteen ahead, twenty at the door, so decide before Thursday and keep the five.

Free karaoke in the Cafe at eight, which means leaving early costs you nothing.

Improvised constitutional law at nine on a Thursday, fifteen dollars. Yes, really.

Night one. Doors at six, all ages, and $79.13 buys you tomorrow as well.

Twenty ahead, twenty two at the door. Bottlerocket is small, so the two dollars is not the part to think about.

No cover, eight o'clock, back room of the Cafe.

Ten bucks and it starts at nine, so this is the one you go to after something else.

Doors at two in the afternoon, which tells you exactly what kind of day this is.

Doors at five. The name is the entire pitch and it is a good one.

Record release in the Funhouse and they are calling it a Royal Ball. Twenty and change if you buy ahead.

Eleven o'clock, free, and nobody there is judging you.

Day three at the Carrie Furnaces, and Sunday is the cheap one. Advance pricing closed on the ninth, so it is $22 at the gate.

Free, one until five, and it is called the Great Pup-Kin Race. No further questions.

One o'clock at Acrisure. Bottlerocket is showing it for nothing if you would rather not.

Bottlerocket is putting the game on for free, doors at noon. Cheaper than Acrisure by roughly everything.

Free at Alphabet City at three, which is the civilised hour for a book event.

Third night running in that room. $36.55, doors at seven.

Ten ahead, fifteen at the door, show at seven. Home before it is a school night.

Ten dollars, half seven, and anyone can get up.