EXPERIENCE ARTS & CULTURE

Throughout the county in 2023 and beyond, our communities are embracing the experiences and opportunities that make Armstrong County a cultural destination for visitors — its lifestyle, its heritage, its arts, and its people. Our county continues to find ways to celebrate art, whether through a pop-up gallery, live music performance, theater production, dance recital, heritage festival, or other cultural events, and invites you to enjoy it all.

Kittanning Riverfront Park, Kittanning | 724-543-6363 | armstrongfestival.com

This annual event pays tribute to Armstrong County’s heritage along the banks of the Allegheny River in Kittanning. Each August, the four-day festival features a handcrafted artist market, live music, historical entertainment and demonstrations, delicious festival food, and more.

Ford City Memorial Park, Ford City

The Ford City Renaissance Community Partnership hosts the annual Great American Ethnic Fest and Parade each September as a way to celebrate cultural diversity in the community and share traditions with locals and visitors.

214 E Main St, Worthington | 724-297-3228 | armstrongcommunitytheater.org

Founded in 2002, the Armstrong Community Theater is a community theater organization dedicated to providing a positive outlet for cultural and artistic expression to all of those who wish to entertain.

2498 White Cloud Rd, Leechburg | 724-295-1934 | freeporttheatrefestival.org

Founded in 1989 and located on the Steele Farmstead, Freeport Theatre Festival is a summer community theatre offering the cherished classics as well as original historical dramas written by playwright Rennick Steele.

P.O. Box 1015, Kittanning | artsontheallegheny.org

Arts on the Allegheny aims to enrich the cultural life of Western Pennsylvania by presenting free, high-quality entertainment at the John P. Murtha Amphitheatre in Kittanning and other venues throughout the county.

Stay up-to-date on concerts, festivals, and performances at armstrongcounty.com.