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Find the best education events and make the most of your time in Pittsburgh. From music to science and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join us for an insightful session with Pippa Malmgren, renowned economist and geopolitical analyst. Dive into the complexities of global economics, political landscapes, and policy implications. Don't miss this opportunity to gain unique perspectives from a leading expert. This session promises to be informative and thought-provoking, perfect for anyone interested in economics and geopolitics.
Join us for an exclusive evening with bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell. Dive into the intricacies of his thought-provoking works as he shares insights and engages in a captivating discussion. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a renowned figure in the world of non-fiction literature.
Primary Trust is an anticipated event featuring renowned speakers and thought leaders discussing the future of trust in a rapidly changing digital world. With high production value and significant media attention, it promises to be an insightful and engaging experience for attendees.
A bipartisan, civil discussion about current events and politics with Margaret Hoover and Jennifer Palmieri.
Learn the basics of wood shop machines, processes, and safety in this introductory course!
By incorporating and modeling empathy, youth workers can add value to their programs and promote positive skill building for young people.
Catalyst™ is a new, hands-on leadership development program created by getWITit to help women and nonbinary professionals in tech.
Join the fun! 🎉 Attend our FREE Senior Expo on Thursday, March 26th at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center and connect with local organizations dedicated to helping seniors & their families. Prize drawings, refreshments & health screenings included!
Operators and Technicians, enroll today and join us to familiarize yourself with Industrial Scientific Instruments and solutions. This detailed two-day training is designed specifically for instrument end users & technicians. The comprehensive course offers a hands-on overview of operation, general maintenance, and technical servicing of Industrial Scientific Portable gas monitors. Attendees will learn about determining the right monitor for the job, configuration and use of docking stations, connected safety through various wireless communication networks, and leveraging iNet to maximize the success of your gas detection program. This is a Technician Level Certification Course, upon completion both a written and practical test will be administered to evaluate competency. Consider including GDME-Fundamentals of Gas Detection. It is not required for enrollment in this course but it is a great compliment to the information we will cover. You may also be interested in our iNet Control User training. This free course is hosted monthly via Zoom.
Join the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh and Center of Life for (Re)Building the Bridge: a conversation about the Black–Jewish relationship. The program will center on a conversation between Center of Life's Rev. Tim Smith, and Avi Dresner, son of Civil Rights Activist Rabbi Israel “Sy” Dresner, and will trace the history of the African American-Jewish relationship during the Civil Rights Movement and explore ways to collaboratively address racism and antisemitism today. It will be moderated by Emily Loeb of the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh, whose uncle Rabbi Everett Gendler was also a Civil Rights activist. The conversation will explore the topics such as conditioning, stories, and grace. What have we been conditioned to think, believe, and act about people with different beliefs and experiences? How can we learn to see our common humanity in others’ stories? How can we connect with, and offer grace to, others as we collectively build new bridges toward understanding and justice?
Starting a successful garden does not require a lot of space! Container gardens are an excellent option for growing in smaller spaces, a way to experiment with new crops, or simply a first step before starting a larger garden. In this session, we'll explore suggested containers, soil considerations, popular crops, crop arrangement, and design considerations for visual appeal.