Come enjoy free, traditional Brazilian cuisine, music and dance performances by numerous Brazilians and student artists, including the Brazil Nuts Grupo de Dança and Grupo de MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), as well as Lilly Abreu, a Brazilian jazz singer, and Grammy-award winning performer Kenia. Timbeleza, a Pittsburgh-based samba bateria (percussion band), and Unção Capoeira, a Brazilian martial arts group, will also make appearances.

The Ethnomusicology Program at Pitt presents the 2nd Annual Festival of World Music.

Five World Music Ensemble Performances!

Ethnic food will be served at 5pm, followed by the Carpathian Ensemble's Annual Slavic Dance Party from 6-8pm

A rare opportunity to hear music by Sergei Taneyev, Anton Arensky, and Paul Pabst-towering figures in Tchaikovsky's Russia. Edisher Savitski and Vakhtang Kodanashvili, the unforgettable two-piano team from PSO's 2009 Rediscovering Rachmaninoff Festival, perform two-piano showcases by Arensky and Panst. George Vatchnadze joins succulent Piano Trio. Also: rare 1890s recordings of this music, by the composers themselves, will be auditioned and discussed.

Featuring music, dance, food, arts, and children's activities from Latin America and the Caribbean.

The CMU 2011 International Film Festival: Faces of Migration will give

faces to issues surrounding modern migration through fifteen

award-winning, international films and documentaries, including selections

from China, France, Germany, Greece, India, Israel, Korea, Mexico,

Netherlands, Poland, Romania, United Kingdom and Turkey. The films will

be presented in various venues throughout Pittsburgh, including the

Melwood Screening Room, McConomy Auditorium at CMU's University Center,

Featuring the Carpathian Music Ensemble and the Golden Triangle Tamburitzans. Free ethnic food. OCC credit. Dancing, music, and fun.

Featuring music, dance, food, arts, and children's activities from Latin America and the Caribbean.

The CMU 2011 International Film Festival: Faces of Migration will give

faces to issues surrounding modern migration through fifteen

award-winning, international films and documentaries, including selections

from China, France, Germany, Greece, India, Israel, Korea, Mexico,

Netherlands, Poland, Romania, United Kingdom and Turkey. The films will

be presented in various venues throughout Pittsburgh, including the

Melwood Screening Room, McConomy Auditorium at CMU's University Center,

Enjoy Slovak dancing, food, and crafts!