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What to do in Pittsburgh this November
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November in Pittsburgh brings a little bit of everything, from film festivals and vintage finds to holiday markets, concerts and dazzling light displays.
Here's what to put on your calendar.
- Nov. 4-15: Three Rivers Film Festival | Multiple venues | Single tickets and passes
- Nov. 6-7: Pittsburgh Vintage Mixer | David L. Lawrence Convention Center | Friday 5:30-9:30pm, Saturday 11am–6pm | $10.13-$33.58
- Nov. 6-8: Pittsburgh Pet Expo | David L. Lawrence Convention Center | Friday 5pm-9pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-5pm | $9-$16; kids under 13 are free
- Nov. 7: Pittsburgh Veterans Day Parade | Starts at 11th Street and Liberty Avenue, down Grant Street and Boulevard of the Allies, Downtown | 10:30am | Free
- Nov. 8: Steel Goat Holiday Market | 200 Jefferson Road, Penn Hills | 11am-2pm | Free
- Nov. 13-Feb. 28: Outdoor skating at The Rink at PPG Place | 4 PPG Place, Downtown | Hours vary | $11-$12
- Nov. 13-Jan.3: Kennywood Holiday Lights | 4800 Kennywood Blvd., West Mifflin | Hours and days here | $20+
- Nov. 14: Lawrenceville Cat Crawl | Starts at Iron City Boulders | 11am-2pm | $5 donation encouraged
- Nov. 14: Holiday Glow | SouthSide Works | 5pm-7:30pm | Free
- Nov. 14: Brewing for a Cause | Velum Fermentation, 2120 Jane St., South Side | 3pm-6pm | $25-$35
- Nov. 20–Jan. 10: Phipps Holiday Magic | 1 Schenley Drive, Oakland | Hours vary | $16-$29
- Nov. 20–Dec. 24: Peoples Gas Holiday Market | Downtown | Hours vary | Free
- Nov. 20–Jan. 3: Home for the Holidays at Clayton | The Frick; check in at Grable Visitor Center | Tours Tuesdays–Sundays | $18-$25
- Nov. 21: Highmark Light Up Night | Multiple locations, Downtown | 4pm-10pm | Free
- Nov. 26: YMCA Turkey Trot | Start times, routes and registration fees vary