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Latrobe Art Center Announces 4th Annual Week of Kindness
Latrobe Art Center is seeking to spread intentional acts of kindness throughout the community coinciding with Pennsylvania's own designated day of kindness (1-4-3 Day) inspired by the life and legacy of Fred Rogers.
Latrobe Art Center Artist Spotlight
Jonelle's journey into the world of art is a testament to the profound influence of her surroundings and personal connections.
Latrobe Art Center Shares Recap of 'Week of Kindness'
From May 21-27, dozens of community members, businesses, and organizations partnered with Latrobe Art Center in spreading intentional acts of kindness throughout the community in celebration of one important life lesson taught to us by Mister Rogers - "Be Kind!" During the week-long event, more than 400 specially designed "You've Been Fred Roger-ed" cards were picked up and spread...
Latrobe Welcomes You to its 7th Annual Mister Rogers Family Days Event
Beginning Monday, June 5th and running through Saturday, June 10th, Latrobe welcomes the Latrobe community, visitors, and guests of all ages for the annual Mister Rogers Family Days event throughout the downtown area with free parking all week.
Latrobe Welcomes Visitors to its 6th Annual Mister Rogers Family Days Event
Beginning Monday, June 6th and running through Saturday, June 11th, Latrobe welcomes visitors and guests of all ages for the 6th annual Mister Rogers Family Days event throughout the downtown area with free parking all week.
Pittsburgh’s public art could be likened to the city’s fingerprint. It is unique, celebratory of local voices, and a testament to its post-industrial landscape.
As public art invites everyone to interact with the creative spirit of Pittsburgh, The (New) Pittsburgh Exposition offers seven public art sites in and around the city that have helped define its civic art scene.