Things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: September 17 to 20, 2026

Brewers, 12:35 first pitch. A long lunch, if anyone asks.

Night one of four. A Munich-style keg tapping, the Polkamaniacs, six to nine, and general admission costs nothing.

Free, six to ten, and you do not need a museum ticket. The Carnegie International is up.

Doors at seven, $27.84.

Fifteen dollars at seven, and you are out in time for Got Rights? at nine.

Thursday night kickoff at 7:30 and the first conference game of the year.

Free karaoke in the Cafe at eight. Leaving early costs you nothing.

Night one already sold out. This is the other one, $61, show at eight in Warrendale.

With Rodeo Boys and Frog Legs. Show at eight, $15 ahead, $20 at the door.

Five dollars at nine.

The Glass Center's big night: live glassmaking and the only glass art auction in town, six to eleven. Valet is free.

Royals in town for three. First pitch 6:40.

Free, part of Millvale Days, doors at seven.

The jazz festival's kickoff, eight o'clock at the August Wilson Center. It has a waitlist, so check the page before you plan around it.

Doors at seven, show at eight, $20.92.

Brooklyn comic, has done Comedy Central. Doors at five, show at eight, so eat first.

Eight until two, 21 and up. $25 at the door and cheaper if you buy online.

In the Funhouse, which is the small room. $32.42 ahead, show at eight.

$20 at 8:30. It runs again Saturday night and Sunday afternoon if Friday is spoken for.

Latin house from half nine. This is where Friday ends.

Free, Saturday and Sunday, music on Liberty Avenue from one o'clock.

Rooftop, two to six, free, 21 and up. DJ Kelly has the afternoon.

Six o'clock, $15. Early enough to do something else after.

Royals again, 6:40.

Doors at six, show at seven, $47.34 ahead. Six dollars more at the door.

Doors at six, show at seven, from $38.52.

Fifteen bucks at seven.

A 90s cover band named the Clintones. Show at eight, 21 and up, from $13.15.

Bingo, hosted by someone called Barbara, A Mother. Nine o'clock, $15.

Ten until two, third Saturday of the month.

Brunch until three, music until four. The name is honest.

Steelers are away, so here is the next best seat. Free, all ages, $3 drafts, doors at noon.

Fan Appreciation Weekend, 1:35 first pitch.

Two films, two to four, free, and no museum ticket needed.

Free talk on the North Side at three.

Five to eight, and a $10 music charge goes on the bill.

Seven o'clock in New Kensington, in the basement of an old church. Worth the drive for the room alone.

Show at seven, 21 and up, from $15.90.

A live long-form interview show. Doors at five, starts at half seven.