Entertainment events this week in City of Pittsburgh: April 20-26

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Entertainment events this week in City of Pittsburgh: April 20-26
Andrew Medlar, President & Director of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh — Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh website
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Apr 20, 2025
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Catch the best entertainment City of Pittsburgh has to offer this week. The following entertainment events are scheduled to take place this week.

Tuesday, April 22

Event: Kids Club
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Mt. Washington
4:30-5:30 pm

Event: Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures “New & Noted” – Marie Benedict & Courtney Scheinmel
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Main
7-8:30 pm

Thursday, April 24

Event: Teen Choice
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Mt. Washington
4:30-5:30 pm

Friday, April 25

Event: Storytime: Preschool Pals
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Mt. Washington
11-11:30 am

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