Wednesday
Nov 11 2026
10:00 am

Weight Watchers Workshop & Weekly Check-In

Greensburg Garden & Civic Center

WW Studio at Greensburg Garden & Civic Center offers in-person workshops led by trained coaches, providing proven weight-loss strategies and motivation to help you reach your goals.

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Wednesday
Nov 11 2026
12:30 pm - 6:00 pm

American Red Cross Blood Drive

Greensburg Garden & Civic Center

Donate blood and help save a life. Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you are an eligible type O, B-, or A- donor, consider making a Power Red donation. Red blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component. Please call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCro...

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Thursday
Nov 12 2026
7:30 pm

Toby Keith Tribute – THE AMERICAN RIDE

The Palace Theatre

Mike Sexton has been performing his tribute as the Big Dog Daddy for over 13 years. The shows are centered around the good time country party music of Toby Keith. From his first hit “Should’ve Been A Cowboy,” to his latest hit “That’s Country Bro.” You will believe you are<span class=...

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WVU Medicine is “Here to bring better to life.” WVU Medicine is a proud sponsor of Westmoreland Cultural Trust!

WVU Medicine is “Here to bring better to life.” WVU Medicine is a proud sponsor of Westmoreland Cultural Trust!

Westmoreland Cultural Trust is a conduit for communities to thrive. We do so by welcoming broad forms of artistic expression, forging purposeful partnerships and programming meaningful arts education and engagement activities. 41 W. Otterman St. - Suite 410 Greensburg, PA 15601 The historic Palace Theatre in downtown Greensburg, PA has been a cultural landmark in Westmoreland County since 1926. Originally called the Manos Theatre, this beautifully restored 1,367-seat concert venue offers the widest variety of live entertainment in the Laurel Highlands region. Visit the Palace Theatre Website 21 W Otterman St, Greensburg, PA 15601 Built in 1969 by philanthropist Katherine Mabis McKenna to memorialize her son, Mennel M. Smith, this multi-use facility hosts over 550 events annually, serving more than 100 organizations, and is a premier venue for meetings, education, and special events. Visit the GGCC Website 951 Old Salem Road Greensburg, PA 15601

Proud Partners in Community Wellness Westmoreland Cultural Trust and The Palace Theatre proudly recognize WVU Medicine for their generous support. Together, we share a commitment to enriching lives, strengthening communities, and enhancing quality of life throughout our region. By supporting arts, culture, and healthcare, we're helping build a stronger community. Visit: wvumedicine.org

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Your contribution matters! From individual giving to corporate sponsorships, your generous gift to Westmoreland Cultural Trust makes an immediate impact in the community by funding mission-critical arts, music, cultural, and educational initiatives. Contributions support live entertainment and ongoing restoration at the historic Palace Theatre, free community events at Greensburg Garden & Civic Center, and our newly launched Rhythms of Summer concert series, among others. Every donation enriches the lives of those who live or visit the Laurel Highlands region, which wouldn't be possible without your support.

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