Stay Busy with These Pittsburgh Thanksgiving Events

While November has just begun, it’s never too early to start celebrating the holidays. Spend the festive season doing some good for a local nonprofit, going out with friends and family, or just picking out what you’re grateful for this year with these Thanksgiving events in Pittsburgh.  

Stay Busy with These Pittsburgh Thanksgiving Events

Flight Night at Kingfly Spirits – Thanksgiving Edition

Kingfly Spirits, November 20

The ever-popular monthly themed “flight night” that allows guests to taste four mini bites with four spirit pairings returns for a Thanksgiving edition. This fall, taste savory seasonal flavors along with selected liquors from Kingfly.

Thanksgiving Cocktails

PA Market, November 21

Join PA Market for a mixology demonstration with a variety of seasonal cocktails to get you in that spirit of gratitude. The spirits used will be available for purchase as well, so later in the week you can impress your guests on Thanksgiving Day with the recipes you learn.

Thanksgiving Dried Flower Cornucopia Workshop

Black Dog Wine Company, November 21 

No experience necessary, make a beautiful table piece at Black Dog Wine Company just in time for Thanksgiving! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn a new skill and enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by good company

Highmark Light up Night

Downtown, November 23

Celebrate the transition from Thanksgiving to the holiday season with Pittsburgh’s Light Up Night. It’s an evening filled with tree and building lightings throughout the city. Plus, enjoy holiday markets, ice skating, live entertainment, and more fireworks than ever before. 

YMCA Turkey Trot

Downtown and North Side, November 28

Every year, members of the Pittsburgh community race through the city to help fight food insecurity. Participants are encouraged to bring needed non-perishable food donations to the event, which are given to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. This year, races include a 1-mile family fun race, a 5k race, a 5-mile race, and a Double Gobble 5K plus 5-mile race. 

Story by Kylie Thomas

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