St. David's Society of Pittsburgh

10/12/2026

Tuesday night!!

Britsburgh is hosting a talk on local history and travel in the UK. St. David's Society of Pittsburgh and all who are interested are warmly invited to attend.

Scotland, Ireland and Wales will be the foci. Please join us!!

10/09/2026

A great collaboration, Jolene...

Here is our bilingual version of Jolene 🦋Available to stream and d...

10/06/2026

Britsburgh is hosting a talk on local history and travel in the UK. St. David's Society of Pittsburgh and all who are interested are warmly invited to attend.

Scotland, Ireland and Wales will be the foci. Please join us!!

09/30/2026

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Mae’r actor Matthew Rhys, sydd wedi ennill gwobr Emmy ddwywaith, yn serennu yn y ffilm Gymraeg a Sbaeneg hon sy'n cael ei dangos fis nesaf.

Wedi'i chyfarwyddo gan Marc Evans (Effi o Blaenau), mae Patagonia yn adrodd hanes dwy ddynes, un yn chwilio am ei gorffennol a'r llall am ei dyfodol.

📅13 Hydref | 🕛2pm & 7.30pm | 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4xRgQ7U
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See double Emmy award-winner Matthew Rhys in this Welsh and Spanish language film screening next month.

Directed by Effi o Blaenau’s Marc Evans, Patagonia is the story of two women, one looking for her past and the other for her future.

📅13 October | 🕛2pm & 7.30pm | 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4xj8KDS

09/23/2026

St. David's will be represented at this local Britsburgh event

09/12/2026

***POSTPONED***
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are postponing this event. Please check back for the rescheduled details.

You can also reach out to be added to our e-blast list to receive upcoming event information.

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September 16 marks Owain Glyndwr Day, celebrating the last native Prince of Wales.

We'll be honoring the tradition with our 13th Annual Owain Glyndwr pub crawl on Saturday, September 26 from 6:00 PM in the Lawrenceville area. We hope you can join us!

Pubs and times are as follows. Join us for as many as you like.

6.00 PM Dive Bar, 5147 Butler Street
7.15 PM Stinky’s, 4901 Hatfield Street (btwn 49th/50th Streets)
8.00 PM The Pitch, 4717 Butler Street
8:45 PM The Abbey, 4635 Butler Street
9.30 PM Cork Harbour, 181 43rd Street (btwn Foster St/Eden Way)

09/09/2026

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09/07/2026

09/07/2026

On 6 September 1917, Hedd Wyn was announced as the winner of the Chair at the National Eisteddfod in Birkenhead, with his poem "Yr Arwr" (The Hero).

But the shepherd and poet from Trawsfynydd was not there to receive it, having been killed on the first day of the Battle of Passchendaele in World War One just weeks earlier, aged 30.

The empty chair was covered with a black cloth and became known as "the Black Chair" as it was taken back to his family home in Gwynedd.

The chair remains there today as a powerful symbol of the poet and the generation lost in the war.