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Endless Summer Fun—Monroeville

Our 2025 Summer Events Guide is packed with community festivals, outdoor concerts and movies, and much more.

Fairs, Festivals and Fundraisers

August Fun Fest

When: August 3

Where: Cedar Creek Park, 53 Evergreen Drive, Belle Vernon

This festival features a variety of food, entertainment, and children’s activities that make it an exciting event for the whole family.


Dedicated Nursing Associates Charity Golf Classic

When: June 20

Where: Meadowink Golf Course, 4076 Bulltown Road, Murrysville

The 10th annual DNA Charity Golf Classic will raise funds for the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation.


Great Pyrenees Charity Golf Tournament

When: August 25

Where: Edgewood Country Club, 100 Churchill Road, Churchill

For more info: swpapyr.org

This golf tournament, sponsored by the Great Pyrenees Club of Western PA, raises funds to help the club to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Great Pyrenees that are owner surrendered or rescues at local shelters. 


International Village

When: August 12-14

Where: Stephen Barry Field, Renziehausen Park, 2015 Eden Park Boulevard, McKeesport

For more info: mckeesport-pa.gov

McKeesport’s regional-favorite heritage festival celebrates sights, sounds, and tastes from around the world. Food booths and on-stage performances represent various countries.


Jeremy Dentel Memorial Golf Outing

When: July 19

Where: 3 Lakes Golf Course, 6700 Saltsburg Road, Penn Hills

For more info: eventbrite.com

This outing has been held in honor of Jeremy after he died tragically in 2022. He was very involved with Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh, so the organization established the Jeremy Dentel Emergency Medical Fund as a tribute. This fund helps underwrite the cost of care for animals recovering from abuse, neglect, or injuries suffered from a traumatic event.


Living Dead Weekend

When: June 6-8 

Where: Monroeville Mall, 2790 Mosside Boulevard, Monroeville

This is a fan convention like no other! Celebrity appearances, movie location tours, and movie screenings are just the start of the zombie fun. There will also be official merchandise, vendors, collectibles, art, lots of photo ops, exhibits and panels, and even a VIP party.


Mammoth Fest

When: June 1

Where: Mammoth Park, 171 County Park Road, Mt. Pleasant

Mammoth Fest is a family-oriented festival with a wide variety of food, live music, entertainment, amusement rides, and children’s activities.


Monroeville Foundation Jazz Festival

When: August 30

Where: Tall Trees Amphitheater, Monroeville Community Park West, 2399 Tilbrook Road, Monroeville

The Monroeville Foundation Jazz Festival showcases and celebrates Pittsburgh’s jazz legends and up-and-coming jazz greats alongside national talent. This free concert is a tradition that promotes awareness and appreciation for all forms of jazz.


PA Arts & Crafts Labor Day Festival

When: August 29 through September 1

Where: Westmoreland Fairgrounds, 123 Blue Ribbon Lane, Greensburg

For more info: familyfestivals.com

More than 200 indoor and outdoor exhibits will provide lots of shopping opportunities at this festival. There will also be many delicious food options, activities for kids, and live music.


Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival

When: August 23 through September 28 (weekends and Labor Day only)

Where: 112 Renaissance Lane, West Newton

For more info: pittsburghrenfest.com

This annual event has a lot to offer. There will be music, magic and merriment for all ages! Entertainment will come from all corners of the Realm, the food will be like a feast fit for a king, and the marketplace will feature more than 100 shops with many unique handmade wares.


Plum SummerFest

When: June 19-21

Where: Larry Mills Park, Fontana Drive, Plum

For more info: plumboro.com

SummerFest features food, games, and carnival rides, and concludes on Saturday with a fireworks extravaganza.


Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival

When: July 3-6

Where: 252 Twin Lakes Road, Latrobe

For more info: artsandheritage.com

This nationally acclaimed festival offers the best in visual and live performing arts, traditional and fine crafts, cultural heritage activities, humanities, and exciting ethnic foods.


Westmoreland Fair

When: August 15-23

Where: Westmoreland Fairgrounds, 123 Blue Ribbon Lane, Greensburg

For more info: westmorelandfair.com

The Westmoreland Fair has everything! Enjoy events like demolition derbies and bottle rocket competitions, lots of farm animals, and plenty of fair food, of course.


Live Performances

‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder’

When: July 11-13 and 17-19

Where: The Theatre Factory, 235 Cavitt Avenue, Trafford

For more info: thetheatrefactory.org

This show is a murderous romp filled with unforgettable music and non-stop laughs.


‘Big Band Brass’ Presented by River City Brass

When: May 1 (Penn Hills) and May 3 (Greensburg)

Where: Linton Middle School, 250 Aster Street, Penn Hills; The Palace Theatre, 21 West Otterman Street, Greensburg

For more info: rivercitybrass.org

River City Brass celebrates the music of the great big bands and their leaders. Selections will include hits from the bands of Glenn Miller, Stan Kenton, and Count Basie, as well as some favorite big band music from elsewhere.


Murrysville Concert in the Park

When: August 9

Where: Murrysville Community Park, 4056 Wiestertown Road, Export

There is no better way to spend a summer day than at a concert in the park. Check the website for the most up-to-date information.


Peace Frog: The Doors Tribute

When: August 15 & 16

Where: The Lamp Theatre, 222 Main Street, Irwin

For more info: lamptheatre.org

This show is a must-see for all Doors fans or anyone looking to experience an amazing replica of a Doors show.


Street Survivors: The Lynyrd Skynyrd Experience

When: August 22

Where: The Oaks Theater, 310 Allegheny River Boulevard, Oakmont

For more info: theoakstheater.com

National touring band Street Survivors, a premier tribute to the legendary southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, will play The Oaks. Hear classics such as “What’s Your Name,” “Gimme Three Steps,” “Sweet Home Alabama” and “Free Bird.”


Summer Concert Series at Cedar Creek and Twin Lakes

When: May through September

Where: Cedar Creek Park Outdoor Amphitheater, 53 Evergreen Drive, Belle Vernon; Twin Lakes Park Brian T. Rusnock Amphitheater, 194 Donohoe Road, Greensburg

Enjoy free concerts in the parks! Concerts are scheduled throughout the summer and feature local musicians and groups. Check the website for the complete schedule.


Summer Sounds

When: June through August (Check the website for specific dates and info.)

Where: St. Clair Park, 135 North Maple Avenue, Greensburg

For more info: summersounds.com

Summers Sounds is Greensburg’s free Friday concert series. A variety of bands will be featured, one per show. Enjoy rock, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and lots of tribute bands.


Summer Sparklers

When: July 5

Where: St. Clair Park, 135 North Maple Avenue, Greensburg

Celebrate Independence Day at this popular annual summer concert in the park. Take a lawn chair or blanket and join family and friends to enjoy a performance by the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra. You will hear lots of classics, patriotic favorites, movie favorites, and the traditional finale (Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture).


The Stranger: Billy Joel Tribute

When: July 11 & 12

Where: The Lamp Theatre, 222 Main Street, Irwin

For more info: thelamptheatre.org

The Stranger features Mike Santoro and his band paying tribute to the music of Billy Joel.


Tuesdays at Townsend

When: June 10 and 24, July 8 and 22, August 5 and 19

Where: Townsend Park, 130 Townsend Park Court, Murrysville

Enjoy free live performances in the park! Great food and beverage vendors will also be part of the event. Take blankets and chairs to relax under the trees.


Family Fun

Delmont Daze Community Day

When: August 2

Where: Rose Wigfield Parklet, 27 Greensburg Street, Delmont

For more info: delmontboro.com

Celebrate Delmont with friends and neighbors at this annual event. Stay up-to-date on the activities by checking the website.


Father’s Day Fishing Derby

When: June 15

Where: Twin Lakes Park, 219 Twin Lakes Road, Latrobe

What dad wouldn’t want to spend his Father’s Day fishing? Registration is required for this free fishing derby. The event is sponsored in part by the Westmoreland County Sportsmen’s League and Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation.


Monroeville CommUNITY Day

When: June 7

Where: Monroeville Community Park West, 2399 Tilbrook Road, Monroeville

Monroeville CommUNITY Day brings residents, businesses, and community organizations together. The event offers food and craft vendors, music, entertainment, and activities for kids.


Northmoreland Park Fishing Derby

When: May 18

Where: Northmoreland Park, 280 Markle Road, Apollo

Register at the Activity Center for this free fishing derby. The event is sponsored in part by the Westmoreland County Sportsmen’s League and Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation.


Outdoor Summer Movies

When: June 6, July 11, and August 1

Where: Borough Building Amphitheater, 2000 Old Mine Road, Plum

For more info: plumboro.com

Enjoy a movie outside with family and friends! Check the website for details.


Westmoreland County Senior Games

When: May 6-16

Where: Mammoth Park, 171 County Park Road, Mt. Pleasant (and various Greensburg locations)

The goal of the Senior Games is to encourage an active lifestyle and continued participation in recreational activities beyond age 50; you don’t have to be super-athletic to participate. The slogan is “Bring a Friend for Fun and Fitness” and anyone over age 50 is welcome to participate.


Summer Running (and Walking)

Five Star Trail Poker Run

When: July 19

Where: Five Star Trail, Kaufman Pavilion at Lynch Field, 520 New Alexandria Road, Greensburg

This is not a race. Each participant will stop at various checkpoints along the trail where they will choose a playing card from a deck. At the end, each participant will have assembled a complete poker hand. The best three hands will receive a trophy and prize package. Collect from one or several stations—walk, bike, or jog as far as you’d like. Door prizes will also be given away.


Freedom 5K

When: July 4

Where: Lynch Field Park, 520 New Alexandria Road, Greensburg

For more info: raceentry.com

Celebrate Independence Day with the Freedom 5K Run and Walk, which starts and finishes at Lynch Field.


Road to Trail 5K Run and Walk

When: August 15

Where: White Oak Park, Redwood Pavilion, McClintock Road, White Oak

For more info: runsignup.com

The annual Road to Trail Run and Walk will take place once again in scenic White Oak Park. The race starts and ends on road while the middle 2 miles are through wooded trails and grass fields. Trophies are given to overall winners, and medals to the top three in each age group.


Westmoreland Yough Trail Chapter Poker Run

When: September 1

Where: Great Allegheny Passage, Arthur H. King Access Area, West Newton

For more info: bikewytc.org

Lace up your sneakers or hop on your bike for a 2-mile walk, 12-mile ride, or 20-mile bike ride along the scenic GAP trail. Participants can collect a full poker hand at five stops along the route. The three best poker hands win a trophy and prizes.


Summer Inspiration

Dinner with the Therapy Dogs

When: June 13

Where: Live Casino Pittsburgh, 5260 Lincoln Highway, Greensburg

For more info: topdogtherapy.com

This year’s Dinner with the Therapy Dogs will be a gala like no other. There will be a basket raffle, 50/50, and a cash bar. Ten top dogs will walk the red carpet, and even some therapy dogs will greet guests at registration!


Garden Club of Forest Hills Annual Plant Sale

When: May 3

Where: Forest Hills Pool Lodge, 400 Braddock Road, Forest Hills

Purchase beautiful plants for your home and garden while supporting the Garden Club of Forest Hills at this annual sale.


Trash and Treasure Sale

When: May 31

Where: Harrold Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 671 Baltzer Meyer Pike, Greensburg

For more info: 724.837.7327

This indoor event will be held in the church’s social hall. Shoppers will find yard sale items, crafts, baked goods and great bargains. Breakfast and lunch items will be available for sale. All proceeds and free-will offerings will benefit church programming.


Vintage Market Days

When: July 18-20

Where: Monroeville Convention Center, 209 Mall Boulevard, Monroeville

For more info: vintagemarketdays.com

Vintage Market Days is an upscale vintage-inspired indoor/outdoor market featuring original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home decor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, and seasonal plantings. This is so much more than a flea market!


Festivals and Fun in the Burgh

3 Rivers Comicon 2025

When: June 7 & 8

Where: David L. Lawrence Convention Center, 1000 Fort Duquesne Boulevard, Downtown Pittsburgh

For more info: 3riverscomicon.com

This family-friendly event brings the best in comics, books, and collectibles to life. There will be more than 200 artists, vendors and other guests.


Bloomfield Little Italy Days

When: August 14-17

Where: Liberty Avenue (from Ella to Gross Street), Bloomfield

For more info: littleitalydays.com

Bring your appetite to one of the region’s largest heritage festivals! Expect lots of music and food, games, and activities for the kids among the unique shops and fine restaurants. This four-day festival will have three packed stages with more than 30 acts.


The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival

When: June 5-8

Where: 15th Street Plaza, Pittsburgh’s Strip District

For more info: traf.trustarts.org

A production of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, this festival is a celebration of the arts in downtown Pittsburgh unlike any other. The world-class, multidisciplinary performing and visual arts attractions are free and open to everyone. This outdoor event features live music, performance, and visual art as well as a large artisan market.


Night in the Tropics: Island Oasis

When: July 11

Where: National Aviary, 700 Arch Street, Pittsburgh’s North Side

For more info: aviary.org

Feel the Caribbean breeze at this 21+ summer party at the National Aviary! Live music, tropical drinks, and great food from more than a dozen local restaurants will be available. This all takes place while enjoying the lush habitats of the aviary after hours.


Northside Music Festival

When: July 11-13

Where: Various locations, Pittsburgh’s North Side

Northside Musical Festival consists of a curated lineup with a wide variety of musical genres. It also includes numerous art vendors, food, and lots of family activities.


PedalPGH

When: August 24

Where: Allegheny Commons Park, 60 West North Avenue, Pittsburgh’s North Side

For more info: pedalpgh.org

This casual, fun charity ride welcomes thousands of bikers of all ages, abilities, and fitness levels to explore the Steel City. Proceeds benefit BikePGH, a nonprofit organization that works to make the city safe and accessible for everyone to bike and walk.


Pittsburgh Black Music Festival

When: July 14-17

Where: Point State Park and Market Square, Downtown Pittsburgh

For more info: visitpittsburgh.com

This festival celebrates the history and heritage of jazz, gospel, R&B, and soul music in America. The free outdoor music event also features food vendors, speakers, cultural activities and more.


Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival

When: September 18-21

Where: August Wilson African American Cultural Center, 980 Liberty Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh

For more info: pittsburghjazzfest.org

The Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival hosts world-renowned musicians, local jazz pros and new artists to watch, creating a sound experience like no other. This annual event is presented by the August Wilson African American Cultural Center. Be ready to party, dance, sing, and even make some musical memories!


Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix

When: July 10-20

Where: Various locations in and around the city of Pittsburgh

For more info: pvgp.org

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is a major vintage race event, spanning 10 days that include two race weekends, car shows, parties, parades, and motorsport events.


We love to inform our readers about fun events happening in our local communities. Send an email to d.mountain@icmags.com if you have details about a future event in the area.


We kindly ask that before attending an event, please check the website provided. We do our utmost to make certain the information we provide in this section is accurate; however, events are subject to change.

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