On December 3 at 6:30 pm, the Scottdale Concert Band will perform at Woodcrest Senior Living Community, 1 Woodcrest Circle in Scottdale. You can get more information by calling 412-670-3233 or 724-875-2421. Another concert by the same band is scheduled for December 6 at 7 pm at First Presbyterian Church, 300 South Main Street in Greensburg. For details, call 412-670-3233 or 724-875-2421. And on December 8 at 7 pm, they will be at Scottdale United Brethren in Christ (former Christ United Methodist), 201 Market Street in Scottdale. Freewill offerings are accepted, and guests are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for the North Hills Community Outreach Food Pantry. More information is available at www.nhchorale.com.
The concert is titled “Cradle Him in Song” and is sure to bring joy and warmth during the holiday season.
On December 5 from 8 to 10 pm, the Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic and Chorus will take the stage at Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Avenue in Pittsburgh. Tickets are priced at $5 to $10 and can be purchased at Eventbrite.com. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the talent and artistry of these musical groups.
The performance is sure to be a highlight of the holiday season, with beautiful music filling the hall.
At 7:30 pm on December 6, the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra's Friday Evening Club will hold its December recital at the University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg. Voluntary donations are accepted at the door for non-members. The recital will feature pieces by Debussy, Sibelius, and Liszt performed by West Virginia University adjunct faculty member and guest pianist Amy Simpson, along with several Christmas season songs. It will be in the Campana Chapel at the Greensburg campus, 150 Finoli Drive. For more information, see WestmorelandSymphony.org.
This recital offers a diverse selection of music that will delight audiences of all ages.
On December 7 at 7 pm, the Kiski Valley Community Band will present their Christmas concert at Christ Lutheran Church, 5330 Old Logans Ferry Road, Murrysville. Donations will be accepted to benefit Trinity Lutheran Church, North Side, Pittsburgh, and the Kiski Valley Food Bank.
The concert is a great way to support local charities while enjoying the holiday spirit.
There are two Christmas concerts by the North Hills Chorale. On December 7 at 7 pm and December 8 at 4 pm, they will perform in the St. Vincent Hall Auditorium at St. Louise Convent, 8150 McKnight Road, McCandless. These concerts are sure to be a treat for music lovers.
The North Hills Chorale's performances are known for their excellence and passion.
From 3 to 4:30 pm on December 8, the Penn-Trafford Community Band will hold their second annual free Penn Township Christmas Concert in the large assembly room at the Community United Methodist Church, 3487 Route 130 in Harrison City. Families with children are invited, and accommodations will be available if the youngsters become distracted. The large assembly room has a seating capacity of more than 400 people. For more information, contact Ron Rometo at 724-309-3000.
This concert is a great family-friendly event that offers a wonderful musical experience.
On December 9 from 6 to 8 pm at the Murrysville Community Library, 4130 Sardis Road, there will be an evening filled with festive crafts, entertainment from the Penn-Trafford Flute Choir, Laurel Harmony Chorus, and Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church Bell Choir, and chances to win raffle baskets. It's a fun event for all ages.
Get into the holiday spirit with these delightful activities at the library.
On December 12 at 7 pm, the Delmont Area Concert Band will perform at Redstone Highlands, 6 Northgate Square in Greensburg. And on December 19 from 6 to 7:30 pm (small group), they will be at Latrobe Salvation Army at Giant Eagle, 1050 Mountain Laurel Plaza in Latrobe. On December 20 from 6 to 7:30 pm (small group), they will also perform at Delmont Salvation Army at Walmart, 6700 Hollywood Boulevard in Salem.
The Delmont Area Concert Band's performances are a treat for music enthusiasts in the area.
From 10 am to 2 pm on December 14 at the Promise Center of Homewood, 7825 Hamilton Avenue in Pittsburgh's Homewood neighborhood, there will be a Christmas celebration. Reservations are available at Eventbrite.com. It's a great way to enjoy the holiday season with family and friends.
Experience the joy of Christmas at the Promise Center.
At 2 pm on December 14 at Elfinwild United Presbyterian Church, 3200 Mt. Royal Boulevard in Glenshaw with the Ring Pittsburgh bell choir, there will be a spirited Christmas performance. It's a unique and memorable event that will fill the air with the sound of bells.
Immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas with Ring Pittsburgh's performance.
On December 15 at 7 pm at the Jeannette American Legion, the Jeannette Community Band will present their 36th annual Christmas Concert. The concert will be directed by Mary Beth Abate and Maria Brecht. For more information, see JCBweb.com.
The Jeannette Community Band's concert is a must-see event during the holiday season.
On December 15 at 6 pm at the Homestead Carnegie Library, 510 East 10th Street, the Munhall Community Band will perform. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for seniors, and free for those under 18. Tickets are available at Eventbrite.com.
Enjoy a wonderful holiday concert with the Munhall Community Band.
On December 22 at 11 am at Hillcrest United Presbyterian Church, 1622 James Street in Monroeville, there will be a Christmas Cantata. This year's cantata is titled “Christmas Forever Amen,” and will be followed by a holiday reception. For more information, call 412-824-5600 or see HillcrestUPC.org.
End the holiday season with a beautiful Christmas Cantata at Hillcrest United Presbyterian Church.