Drop-In
Drop-In Programs
Join art educators in the museum’s Art Studio on every Friday for free art-making and sensory activities inspired by to the exhibitions in our galleries. All ages are invited to participate, and activities are free with museum admission.
Gather around a curated selection of Charles “Teenie” Harris’s photographs of winter in Pittsburgh and encounter the work as a community archivist. Share memories, swap stories, and learn how Pittsburghers of the past weathered the cold in their daily lives.
Join our art educators and guests from the Japan-America Society of Pennsylvania for koinobori-making (carp streamers), check out a display of samurai armor, make your own paper samurai helmet, learn printmaking, and more!
These these conversational, one-hour, docent-led tours are offered daily from April 12 through December 31, 2023.
Think, feel, and connect with the world around you, and let artworks be the spark.
Join art educators in the museum every Saturday for art-making and sensory activities inspired by the exhibitions in our galleries! All ages are invited to participate and activities are free with museum admission.
Black Power Story and Song + DJ set and live mixing by Traxploitation
Join us for an afternoon of music, dancing, and fun during Inside Out, our free summer event series! On Saturday, July 29, enjoy performances by C Street Brass with DJ sets by Suave Pav in between sets.
The Possibilities of Movement: Reché Nelson, Donovan Reed, Gianna Theodore organized by Tiffany Sims
Join us in the Ailsa Mellon Bruce Decorative Arts and Design galleries for an in-person story time with curatorial assistant Alyssa Velazquez reading Someone Builds the Dream by Lisa Wheeler, followed by an art-making activity for children 12 and under.
Bill Henry Band + DJ sets by Arie Cole
Rematriated Realms presented by Sybils Shrine artists, Dail Chambers, Bekezela Mguni, Tiara Burton and Naomi Chambers
Kelly Strayhorn Theater: Under the Sun
Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh: DJ set by Dini Daddy
During a special preview just for members, delve into this new exhibition with gallery spotlights tours and mingle with fellow members.
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All are welcome to admire the public exhibition of artwork by students of the Youth Artist Studio (YAS). The showcase will include a selection of artwork by each student. This event is free to attend, and no registration is required.
To celebrate the Lunar New Year with cultural diversity, science and technology, and art, the Chinese Association for Science and Technology, Pittsburgh Chapter is bringing a one-of-a-kind celebratory experience to Carnegie Museum of Art
