On this day in 1876, the Battle of Little Bighorn ended, a catastrophic miscalculation under a June sky not unlike this one. Out here, Pittsburgh kept building bridges.

This Saturday, the Andy Warhol Bridge turns 100, and Allegheny County is throwing a party on it. Free, all-ages, right downtown.

In today's What's On Pittsburgh:
- Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers at City Winery Friday
- The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performing Lord of the Rings
- A jazz cruise down the three rivers Sunday morning, then K. Trevor Wilson doing standup at City Winery Sunday night
- And much more!

Let's get to it.
- Madison Johnson

🎻 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in Concert runs through Sunday at Heinz Hall, where the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs Howard Shore's complete score live as the film plays above.

Three nights where every battle cue hits differently in that room. Friday through Sunday.

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Pittsburgh-born, working-class rock with forty years of road miles behind it. Grushecky has been a fixture of this city's music scene for decades, shaped by Dylan and the Stones, and Bruce Springsteen once called him one of the best songwriters alive. City Winery is the right room for this one.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History's Polar World closes after this weekend. Saturday and Sunday work too, but Friday means you're ahead of the crowds.

One half of Peter and Gordon and the producer behind James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt's defining albums, Peter Asher tells his story on stage at the Harris Theater.

Three DJ channels, headphones for everyone, and hip-hop and early-2000s R&B until well past midnight in Homestead.

Matt Maeson's Watch My Step Tour hits the Roxian Saturday night. An indie singer-songwriter with a devoted following and the kind of intimate set that tends to convert the room.

The Andy Warhol Bridge opened in 1926, and this Saturday it turns 100 years old. Allegheny County is throwing a free, all-ages birthday bash on the bridge itself, with music, food, games, and art, timed alongside America's 250th.

Pittsburgh jazz vocalist Etta Cox hosts a noon brunch showcase at City Winery. She has been performing across the tri-state area for decades, and it shows.

Pittsburgh's community radio station throws its annual outdoor summer music festival at Schenley Plaza in Oakland Saturday afternoon. Free, all-ages, bring a blanket.

Fort Pitt Museum fires its replica British six-pounder cannon at noon and 2 p.m. at Point State Park all summer. Outdoor viewing is free, which makes this a very easy yes.

You know him as Letterkenny's Squirrelly Dan. K. Trevor Wilson brings the Man Mountain of Comedy to City Winery Sunday evening for a standup set that goes deeper than his TV persona suggests.

City Winery's first-ever Slumber Party Movie Brunch kicks off with The Princess Diaries 2 at noon Sunday. Brunch included, and if you show up in pajamas, you are doing it right.

Pittsburgh's annual jazz cruise boards at noon from Station Square and spends the afternoon drifting the three rivers with live jazz and the summer skyline.

Free Latin jazz Sunday evening at Hartwood Acres Amphitheater, with food trucks and Hop Farm Brewing on-site from 6 p.m.

🥖 Schwebel Baking Company Is Closing After 120 Years The 120-year-old regional bread brand stocking western PA grocery shelves announced it is winding down operations, with final runs through July 4.

⚾ Pittsburgh Native Cole Young Hits a Go-Ahead Homer at PNC Park The North Allegheny alum, now a Mariner, hit a two-run blast in the 7th inning of his first career game at PNC Park to lift Seattle past the Pirates 3-2 Tuesday.

🌟 The BurghProud Challenge Is Live The Pirates, Penguins, and Steelers joined the Richard King Mellon Foundation at PNC Park Monday to launch a $1 million matching grant for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

🚒 Three Pittsburgh Firefighters Suspended Three city firefighters were suspended for separate incidents this week while the internal review of Fire Chief Darryl Jones, on paid leave since June, continues.

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