Opus One extends postponement, cancellation of Pittsburgh events

Area arts and entertainment venues and organizations are working to reschedule events that have been postponed due to coronavirus-related restrictions, along with continuing to announce cancellations.

Following is a list of cancellations and new event dates:

3 Rivers Comicon

3 Rivers Comicon 2020, originally scheduled for May 30-31 in the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, has been canceled.

“We are already turning our efforts to May 22-23, 2021, to keep putting the comics back in comicon,” organizers said in a Facebook message.

Ticket-holders will receive an email to the account associated with their tickets, which will be good for the 2021 show.

Details: facebook.com/3riverscomicon

B-PEP Jazz

Annual fundraiser for the Black Political Empowerment Project, moved to July 20 in the Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh. Original date was April 22.

Details: b-pepjazz.org

Club Cafe, Pittsburgh South Side

James McMurtry, two shows rescheduled for Sept. 22. Original date was March 29.

Details: 412-431-4950 or clubcafelive.com

Deutschtown Music Fest

Organizers of the Deutschtown Music Festival have canceled the annual event slated for July 17-19. A Twitter post reads: “For the safety of our fans, musicians, and venue operators, we feel that having the festival go on with thousands of people gathering for three days would be irresponsible and reckless at this unprecedented time for everyone involved. We hope you come back to us in 2021.”

Details: deutschtownmusicfestival.com

The Frick Pittsburgh

The Point Breeze historical site and art museum has extended closure of its campus and cancellation of programs through June 1.

Some previously scheduled programs will be available on the website, which also includes a searchable data base of more than 150 items from the collection, online shopping from the museum store, virtual tours and exhibitions, a blog, information on apps and art- and history-related children’s activities, with a new activity added daily.

Details: thefrickpittsburgh.org

Greensburg Art Center

• “Art Neighbors” group exhibition, rescheduled for Aug. 15-Oct. 3. Original opening date was April 4.

• “Art on the Vine” fundraiser, moved to Sept. 12. Original date was April 18.

The center at 230 Todd School Road, Hempfield, is closed until further notice.

Details: 724-837-6791 or greensburgartcenter.org

Greensburg Community Days

The 26th annual festival, planned for May 21-23 at Lynch Field, has been canceled.

Details: Facebook

The Lamp Theatre

The Irwin entertainment venue has announced new dates for these previously scheduled shows:

• The Outlaws, with The Outcrops, May 28

• Bowie Live: The Ultimate David Bowie Tribute, May 29

• Top of the World: A Carpenters Tribute, May 30

• KIX, June 5

• Country Sounds for Soldiers, June 14

• Matthew Boyce as Elvis, Aug. 23

• Kashmir: The Live Led Zeppelin Show, Sept. 11

• 2 Broke Country Girls: 80s Ladies, Sept. 17

• Rhonda Vincent and The Rage, Oct. 25

Details: lamptheatre.org

Little Lake Theater

The Canonsburg theater’s main stage productions of “Born Yesterday,” “Sight Unseen,” “Rumors” and “The Little Foxes” have been postponed.

Looking Glass children’s theater productions of “Art Dog” and “Elepant and Piggie’s ‘We Are in a Play!’” also have been postponed. A production of “Disney Frozen Jr.” will be moved to October.

Details: 724-745-6300 or littlelake.org

MCG Jazz

These new performance dates have been announced:

• Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, May 28-29, 2021

• Yellowjackets, Sept. 24-25, 2021

• Tierney Sutton and Ann Hampton Callaway, Oct. 16, 2021

• SF JAZZ Collective, April 2, 2022

Ticket-holders are asked to retain their original tickets. Those who are unable to attend the rescheduled date are asked to consider donating the value of the tickets to the non-profit organization. Alternatively, the value of the tickets can be banked for any future concert.

Details: 412-322-0800 mcgjazz.org

Momento Con

Rescheduled to Aug. 1-2. Original dates were May 9-10 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh.

Details: momentocon.com

Opus One concerts

All Opus One Productions concerts through May 31 at Mr. Smalls Theatre, Club Cafe, Carnegie Lecture Hall and Byham Theater in Pittsburgh have been postponed or canceled. Opus One says it is working to reschedule as many as possible, but has limited information at this time on new dates.

Those who purchased tickets through Ticketmaster, TicketWeb or Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will receive information from them on rescheduled dates or refunds for cancellations. Tickets purchased at venue box offices or Dave’s Music Mine can be refunded at those points once they have reopened.

Details: opusoneproductions.com

The Palace Theatre

These performances have been rescheduled:

• ”Against the Wind: The Ultimate Bob Seger Experience,” moved to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10. Original date was March 27.

• “Legally Blonde: The Musical,” moved to May 22-24. Original dates were April 17-19.

• “Whose Live Anyway?,” moved to July 28. Original date was May 13.

• The Lettermen, moved to Sept. 20. Original date was May 17.

• Travis Tritt, moved to July 14. Original date was May 19.

• The Righteous Brothers, moved to Aug. 26. Original date was May 31.

• The British Legends, moved to Jan. 22, 2o21. Original date was June 10.

• “Hotel California: Ultimate Tribute to The Eagles,” moved to Dec. 9. Original date was June 17.

• The Guess Who, moved to Sept. 15. Original date was June 19.

A complete list of scheduled events is available on the theater website.

Details: 724-836-8000 or thepalacetheatre.org

Petersen Events Center

For King & Country concert, originally scheduled for May 2, has been moved to June 9.

Details: peterseneventscenter.com

Pittsburgh CLO Cabaret

The entire season of summer musicals has been canceled..

The season was set to open June 2 with national tours of “The SpongeBob Musical” and “Once on This Island,” and would have included in-house productions of “Cabaret,” “Guys and Dolls,” “Sister Act” and “A Chorus Line.”

“Untitled” has been rescheduled for Oct. 29-Nov. 29. Original dates were April 3-May 3.

Details: 412-281-3973 or pittsburghclo.org

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

All Pittsburgh Cultural Trust performances, exhibitions, films and events through June 14 have been cancelled or postponed.

The Trust says its representatives will be contacting ticket buyers affected by cancellations and postponements. Updated information will be posted to the website.

Details: trustarts.org

Pittsburgh Opera

The season-ending Maecenas fundraising gala will not take place on May 9 as originally scheduled. Options are being assessed for rescheduling or modifying the event.

Details: pittsburghopera.org

Pittsburgh Symphony

All performances through May 21 have been canceled.

The three-concert series, “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony,” has been moved to June 30-July 2 in Heinz Hall. Original dates were March 20-22.

Details: 412-392-4900 or pittsburghsymphony.org

Ringo Starr at PPG Paints Arena

Ringo Starr is rescheduling his Spring 2020 All Starr Band tour dates. His Pittsburgh concert previously scheduled for June 20 has been moved to June 18, 2021.

Details: ringostarr.com

Roger Waters at PPG Paints Arena

The Roger Waters “This Is Not a Drill” concert, originally scheduled for July 8, has been postponed.

AEG Presents/Concerts West advises ticketholders to keep their original tickets and await further information.

Details: aegpresents.com

S&T Bank Music Park

These concerts have been canceled at the Burgettstown venue:

• Zac Brown Band, June 18

• Alice Cooper, with Tesla and Lita Ford, June 26

Check for refunds at the point of purchase.

Details: stbank.com

Steel City Con

Rescheduled for June 12-14 at Monroeville Convention Center. Original dates were April 17-19.

Details: steelcitycon.com

Tekko Pittsburgh

Rescheduled for June 25-28 in the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh. Originally scheduled for the weekend of April 2.

Details: tekko.us

Trolls

Performances of ‘Trolls LIVE!’ in Pittsburgh set for March 27-29 will be rescheduled for Sept. 11-13 at PPG Paints Arena. All current ticket holders for the originally scheduled date in March can retain their current tickets for the rescheduled performance dates. Ticket holders unable to attend the rescheduled dates can request a refund through their original point of purchase.

Details: PPG Paints Arena Info Acct, info@ppgaintsarena.com, Dick’s Sporting Goods Box Office at PPG Paints Arena (after the temporary closure is lifted) or online at ticketmaster.com.

The Westmoreland Museum of American Art

The Greensburg museum has extended its previously announced temporary closing until further notice due to the covid-19 pandemic.

In the interim, the Museum will be introducing new online and virtual experiences including virtual tours, live talks, children’s art classes and more. Its website also has links for accessing museum resources, including at-home art activities, a blog, a quarterly magazine and images of works in the collection.

Details: thewestmoreland.org

Westmoreland Night of the Stars

Originally scheduled for May 6-7 in Greensburg’s Palace Theatre, the annual high school musical showcase has been postponed. Organizers will decide at a later date whether to reschedule or cancel.

Details: 724-836-8000 or thepalacetheatre.org