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Memorial Auditorium and Convention Center recently announced the 2026–2027 performance season, featuring an exciting mix of live music, family entertainment, theater, comedy, dance, and community celebrations. From internationally acclaimed performers to local productions and educational programming, this season offers something for audiences of all ages.
Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Solo & Chamber Music Series at Pittsburg State University.
Tickets are now on sale for Broadway’s “Legally Blonde”, “The Pirates of Penzance”, and the rest of this year’s season.
Trumpet enthusiasts will flock to Pittsburg State University on Oct. 4-5 for the 16th Annual Midwest Trumpet Festival, and this year promises to bring more acclaimed musicians: a premier Brazilian jazz ensemble and Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter Charlie Porter.
Pittsburg’s 150th anniversary festivities will include celebrating our community’s Little Balkans heritage. From September 3 through September 6, the City of Pittsburg and the Celebrate Pittsburg (Pitt150) Committee, along with community organizations and Camptown Event Center, will host Little Balkans Weekend to share a weekend full of stories, culture, games and entertainment.
The 3rd Annual Hispanic Music Festival will bring new events and performers to Pittsburg this fall during National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 through Oct. 17, organizers have announced.
The Pittsburg State University football team will open its 2026 football season Thursday, Aug. 27, against two-time defending national champion Ferris State University at Carnie Smith Stadium.
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