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Washington's Trail Summit
Plan to attend this day-long event with speakers, vendors, lunch, and more!

8th Century Roundtable – King George’s War
In April, we will discuss King George’s War. King George’s War (1744-1748) was the American Theater of the War of Austrian Secession. The war itself too heavy tolls on the northern British colonies in North America.

Wisdom & More: The Fracking Debate
Door open at 5:30 p.m. for refreshments and more and with a presentation by Author Daniel Raimi on his book The Fracking Debate at 6:30 p.m.

Wisdom & More: 19th Century Fashion
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with refreshments and more with a presentation at 6:30 p.m. on 19th Century Fashion by Cynda Sites.

Wisdom & More: The 19th Century Whale Oil Industry
Researcher and professor Jamie L. Jones, Ph.D., will present on the 19th century whale oil industry and how it was affected by Drake Well's success in August 1859.

Wisdom & More: T.C. Joy Radiator Company
On Thursday, March 6, Dr. Rhonda Clark will present on the T. C. Joy Radiator Company of Titusville. Mr. T. C. Joy originally came to Titusville to make his fortune in the booming oil industry. Although this venture was ultimately a bust, Joy was able to find nationwide success in the manufacture of radiators and other heating-related innovations.

Homeschool Day
Join The Westmoreland for a day filled with art-making and learning. Students of all ages are welcome to explore our galleries through guided activities.

Community Day with BOOM Concepts
Join CC and BOOM Concepts for a day of family-friendly, hands-on activities; artist demos; snacks; and a scavenger hunt of our new exhibition Keiko Fukazawa Retrospective: The Space in Between!

Children's Studio: Sparkling Spiders Collage
Explore mixed media collage! Use color and pattern to make a web design with paint and sequins. Felt and fabric will complete the project with a sparkly spider.

Artist Mentorship Series: Your Business Year
Our first FREE Artist Mentorship Series, designed to help artists take care of business & facilitated by Claira of Virgo Sun Studio.

National Aviary: Winter Camp, Ages Ages 9-12
Campers will learn how birds survive the winter and discover what makes birds so extraordinary through guided learning sessions, interactive activities, and up-close encounters!

National Aviary: Winter Camp, Ages 6-8
Campers will learn how birds survive the winter and discover what makes birds so extraordinary through guided learning sessions, interactive activities, and up-close encounters!

Season’s Greetings Saturdays
Get your wish list and cameras ready… Santa and his penguin helpers are coming to the National Aviary! Saturdays before Christmas, visitors will have the opportunity to take photos with Santa AND an African Penguin.

Season’s Greetings Saturdays
Get your wish list and cameras ready… Santa and his penguin helpers are coming to the National Aviary! Saturdays before Christmas, visitors will have the opportunity to take photos with Santa AND an African Penguin

Children's Studio: Ink Resist Drawing
Create a drawing with a vintage look. Choose your own subject matter and learn a new technique for adding texture to your art.

Season’s Greetings Saturdays
Get your wish list and cameras ready… Santa and his penguin helpers are coming to the National Aviary! Saturdays before Christmas, visitors will have the opportunity to take photos with Santa AND an African Penguin

Early Childhood Morning
Experience a fun and engaging morning with art activities, sensory play, and books to read. Spend time with your little learner exploring the vibrant world of birds in the National Aviary’s immersive habitats.

Season’s Greetings Saturdays
Get your wish list and cameras ready… Santa and his penguin helpers are coming to the National Aviary! Saturdays before Christmas, visitors will have the opportunity to take photos with Santa AND an African Penguin

Spoons Carving Series with Teresa Audet
In this series of workshops students will learn how to use a carving gouge and whittling knife to create several types of spoons.

Germans to America: Explore Your German Heritage
Explore German heritage at this discussion-based, hands-on program at West Overton Village presented in partnership with the Heinz History Center. Learn about the documents and artifacts in your own home and the stories they tell.

Sogetsu Ikebana: Fundamentals & Techniques with Sogetsu Pittsburgh
Led by Sogetsu Pittsburgh’s founder and principal teachers Reiko Nakajima and Atsumi Sewell, this session will include an introduction to the modern Sogetsu school of Ikebana, a demonstration of the process and key techniques of crafting a basic ikebana arrangement, followed by participants creating their own arrangements with guided instruction and one-on-one feedback.

Intro to Geometric Bead Weaving with Kathryn Shriver
Intro to Geometric Bead Weaving is an all-levels workshop which will introduce participants to the basics of off-loom sculptural geometric beadwork.

From Etch to Print and Adorn with Jim Bove
From Etch to Print and Adorn: Printmaking and Jewelry using the Etching Process. This one-day workshop will introduce you to electrolytic etching, a safer and acid-free etching process, simple printmaking techniques, and basic jewelry making.

Rabbit Laser Cutter Certification – September
Students will work step by step through project designed to introduce you to working with different materials in the laser.

Recycled Creations with Gerry Florida and Construction Junction Part 2
Come learn from the self proclaimed “Master of Imperfection”, Gerry Florida, who is eternally inspired by the uniqueness of error and what we alter and create as a result. This 2-part workshop will start with a session at Construction Junction and Center for Creative Reuse to talk about design concepts and source materials.

Metals 1 Series with Maria Camera-Smith
Explore the fundamentals of Jewelry and Metalsmithing

Paper Making Series with Katy Dement
This workshop series will cover all aspects making paper, from building moulds to embellishing with color texture and collage. We will wrapping up with beginners 3D forms and book binding.

Recycled Creations with Gerry Florida and Construction Junction
Come learn from the self proclaimed “Master of Imperfection”, Gerry Florida, who is eternally inspired by the uniqueness of error and what we alter and create as a result. This 2-part workshop will start with a session at Construction Junction and Center for Creative Reuse to talk about design concepts and source materials.

Darning Socks and Sweaters with Rebecca Harrison of Old Flame Mending
Learn to darn! If you have holes in your clothes, we can help you learn how to fix them yourself! Mend items like sweaters, socks, knit items, and medium weight wovens (i.e. cotten flannel, wool flannel, linen, gauzy fabrics).

LEGO® Camp
Join us for a week of LEGO® themed building challenges, artistic creations, and fun! Learn about the world of engineering while building models and testing simple machines. Create a brick self-portrait, then try painting with LEGO® bricks! Investigate different modes of transportation, then plan and design a brick town and trolley park with the help of LEGO Coding Express®.

Hazy, Hot, and Humid
During this session, participants will explore the different effects heat can have on our bodies as well as the worlds around us.

Whiskey Rebellion Day
In the early morning of July 16, 1794, 50 angry and armed farmers approached the residence of John Neville, to demand that he turn over the tax records for the Federal excise tax on whiskey. Gunfire was exchanged and several of the farmers were shot...one fatally. On the following day, over 500 farmers surrounded Neville's house, which was now being protected by a dozen U.S. soldiers from Fort Fayette in Pittsburgh.