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Rising Stars Concert, a RADical Days event

Sunday, September 22, 2019 to Sunday, September 22, 2019
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Location: Pittsburgh Opera Headquarters

Meet Pittsburgh Opera's 2019-20 Resident Artists at our free Rising Stars Concert, a RADical Days event! You'll be up close and personal in the intimate George R. White Studio at Pittsburgh Opera headquarters, 2425 Liberty Avenue in the Strip District.

The Resident Artists will be introducing themselves through an audition format with one of their favorite arias, followed by an aria chosen by General Director Christopher Hahn, Music Director Antony Walker, and Managing Director Bill Powers. After, you'll have the chance to join in on the fun! The audience gets to vote on which Resident Artist is brought back out for the final aria. Mingle with the artists afterwards.

This free event is very popular. Please RSVP online, or call 412-281-0912 ext. 215. Doors open at 5:00 PM. The program begins at 6:00 PM.

Please note that the Pittsburgh Opera garage is available only for handicapped parking, by reservation. PARKING RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 4:00 PM FRIDAY, September 20. Reserve a handicapped parking spot for Rising Stars online, or call 412-281-0912 ext 215.

About RADical Days

As a THANK YOU each year to the taxpayers of Allegheny County for their investment in our region through RAD, we present RADical Days – a celebration featuring free events, performances, and admission to our regional assets.

This year RADical Days spans 25 days in celebration of RAD’s 25th anniversary and features over 70 events and participating assets!

Find the detailed schedule at radworkshere.org/radicaldays

About RAD

For 25 years, the Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD) has invested in Allegheny County's quality of life through financial support of public libraries, parks and trails, major regional facilities, arts and cultural organizations, sports and civic facilities, public transit, and local municipal services. Since 1995 and through 2019, the 1% sales and use tax paid by residents of and visitors to Allegheny County is expected to result in a nearly $4 billion investment in the region. RAD works here! More information at radworkshere.org