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In Her View：Highlights from the Keith and Jim Straw Collection | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–May 18, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

This exhibition celebrates the outstanding paintings, drawings, and prints by female artists in the collection of Keith and Jim Straw. The Philadelphia couple began collecting art in the 1970s, a time when collecting works by women artists was relatively rare. They initially collected works by active 19th-century artists, but over time their collection expanded to include contemporary artists, forging close personal relationships with them. To celebrate the Straws' commitment to donate a portion of their collection to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, this exhibition features representative works by artists such as Lily Martin Spencer, Susanna Varadon, Betty Sal, Joan Quirk-Tu-Sy Smith, and Kay Wokingstick. These artworks collectively demonstrate the resilience and creativity of women artists throughout history.

Oakland Civic Orchestra: Shostakovich | ValleyCenter for Performing Arts

Feb 15, 2026 (UTC-8)

Oakland

Arts Orchestra

Information Source: Oakland Civic Orchestra | eventbrite

Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100 | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Nov 8, 2025–Feb 16, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

In his Manifesto of Surrealism of 1924, André Breton celebrated the unbridled imagination as the key to freedom in all aspects of life. Artists responded by inventing a wide variety of new expressive forms designed to stir up the human capacity for wonder and amazement. Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100 will feature approximately two hundred works by more than seventy artists associated with the international Surrealist movement.

Invest: Pittsburgh 3rd Edition Leadership Summit + Report Launch! | Rivers Club

Feb 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Pittsburgh

Cultural Experiences

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59th Carnegie International | Carnegie Museum of Art

May 2, 2026–Jan 3, 2027 (UTC-5)

Pittsburgh

Exhibitions

Organized every four years by the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Carnegie International is the oldest international art fair in North America. The 59th edition of the fair will be the most collaborative and far-reaching yet—clearly articulating the Museum’s founding commitment to the art and artists of our time, rooted in our local area yet extending globally. It will engage artists and contributors from around the world to transform the Museum’s programming, partnerships, and operations in responsive and imaginative ways.

WHERE ARE WE NOW?: AMERICAN PEOPLE AND PLACES, 1955-2025 | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–Apr 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

The exhibition, “Where Are We Now? Places and People in America, 1955-2025,” opens with photographs by Swiss-born artist Robert Frank. In 1955, Frank published his photobook, *The Americans*, a collection of photographs taken during his long road trips across America. The book sparked controversy because it revealed, in an almost casual manner, the divisions in American social life, particularly the racism and other prejudices that shape the public experience. While Frank's photographs unsettled many, his collection reads like a love letter to the land he inhabited. This exhibition, in keeping with his spirit, brings together photographic works by numerous artists exploring the American experience and identity in various ways. The exhibition title poses an open-ended question. The photographs on display do not offer simple answers. Together, they raise another simple question: What does it look like when we try to unite?

Mamma Mia! | Upper St. Clair High School

Mar 15, 2026 (UTC-5)

Pittsburgh

Musical Arts

Information Source: Upper St. Clair School District | eventbrite

Sebastian Errazuriz: Double Take | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–Aug 16, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

The exhibition will present Erasius's creative journey over two decades, including early conceptual works inspired by nature and found objects, as well as furniture, mirrors, and other products created using appropriated and digitally processed Greco-Roman artifacts. In addition, the exhibition will showcase a series of the designer's "dynamic" cabinets, characterized by their movable components. Erasius is committed to breaking the traditional notion that cabinets must be boxes with two front doors, or, in the artist's words, "breaking the box." In his "Dual Perspectives" series, he proposes a dynamic lifestyle where furniture can rotate, swing, and unfold in different ways. ‌‍‌‌‍‍‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‌‌ ‍‍‌‌‌‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‌‍‌‌

Framed! European Picture Frames from the Johnson Collection | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 8, 2025–Apr 20, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

The installation highlights picture frames as works of art in their own right, exploring their shifting forms and functions from the altar-like frames of the Renaissance to the experimental, artist-designed frames of the late 1800s. It will include 13 frames from the Johnson Collection, which, together, express the craftsmanship and variety of European frames through the centuries.

The Electrical Spectacle Light Show at Holidays in Franklin Square | Christmas in Philadelphia 2025 | Franklin Square

Nov 20, 2025–Feb 28, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Christmas Cultural Experiences

The Electrical Spectacle Light Show at Holidays in Franklin Square stands as one of Philadelphia’s premier winter attractions, illuminating Franklin Square at 200 N. 6th Street with a dazzling display of hundreds of thousands of LED lights. Presented by PECO, this captivating light show runs nightly from November 20, 2025, through February 28, 2026, offering a free and enchanting experience that transforms the historic square into a vibrant winter wonderland. The event’s theme pays homage to Ben Franklin’s electric discovery, featuring a giant kite and key that set the stage for a mesmerizing visual and auditory journey. Spectators can expect a carefully curated soundtrack, including timeless holiday classics such as Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas is You,” the London Festival Orchestra’s remix of “Carol of the Bells,” and festive favorites like “Feliz Navidad” by José Feliciano. The show also highlights orchestral masterpieces like Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Suite” performed by L’Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, alongside spirited renditions by The Philly POPS® and other renowned artists. Running every 30 minutes from 5 p.m. until closing, The Electrical Spectacle Light Show at Holidays in Franklin Square offers a serene yet spectacular seasonal experience, perfect for those seeking a memorable and visually stunning celebration of the holiday spirit in Philadelphia.