So just who was the original headless horseman? And what really was the story behind Moll Derry, also known as the Witch of the American Revolution?

Join the Neville House's site director as she gets you into the mood and spirit of All Hallow's Eve by discussing some of the early folklore and the known origins. Also learn a little of the inspiration behind Washington Irving's classic tale!

Nearly 100 artists from all over the world donated their artwork for the Art on Fire Auction because they believe in our mission and want to help keep our doors open every day and make world-class glass art, excellent education and state-of-the-art resources available to all!

Heather Kanazawa still remembers the way the cool, crisp blues cut through formations of trees in the woods. Or the way the ripples in the water looked on a cool spring day. In her paintings, both memory and process serve as key elements. She is able to thoroughly memorize these past memories in order to investigate them, providing descriptive imagery.

12 Artists from Belgium, Northern Ireland, Russia and the US Explore Immigration Issues

“The United," a new exhibition opening on October 2 at Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC), examines the complicated topic of immigration which is affecting many people closely, as members of diverse communities, as descendants of immigrants, or as immigrants themselves. The exhibition with artwork from 12 artists from Belgium, Northern Ireland, Russia and the US explores the possibilities for proactive engagement with immigration issues and offers a message of resilience, hope and resistance.

Vanka Murals’ annual fundraiser -- the 7th Annual Cocktails & Conservation – is on Thursday,

November 5 . Attendees of the virtual and global celebration will add to their support for the preservation of Maxo Vanka’s Murals through the Art of Social Justice Art Auction: the annual opportunity to celebrate one artist by appreciating, supporting and buying the works of others!