Prime Stage Theatre Cemetery Walk

Thank you for attending our 4th Annual Cemetery Walk. Your participation made the event a success for Prime Stage Theatre. Many of you completed comment cards, which were greatly appreciated. You play an important part of this Annual event.

"What a wonderful experience! The characters we met today deserve a standing ovation. I feel much more connected to both Pittsburgh and the innovators who called this land home. Bravo"

"What a lovely way to spend a beautiful fall day in my neighborhood. The history and the actors’ portrayals were very interesting. Thanks so much"

We look forward to having you attend next year as we honor 7 different legends. Please mark your calendar for Saturday, September 25, 2027, for next year's Cemetery Walk.

CATEGORY: SPECIAL EVENT

Prime Stage Theatre Cemetery Walk

"Be inspired by these Historical Pittsburgh Legends as we bring their history to life"

ARTICLE: Valley News Dispatch | Heinz family, other famous Pittsburghers portrayed in Prime Stage Theatre’s Cemetery Walk

The Homewood Cemetery
1599 S Dallas Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15217

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Each tour is approximately one hour long

$25 Per Person / Rain or Shine

Each of these legends had an impact on Pittsburgh!

Visitors will meet David L. Clark, the legendary “candy king of Pittsburgh” and inventor of the Clark and Zagnut bars; award-winning photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris; Gilded Age matron Lillian Mae Kress; Civil War officer David Boyd Morris; early 1800s Pittsburgher Sara Scott Grayson; Bessie Wadding Wyant of Florence Crittenton Women’s Home; Catherine Heinz Mueller, whose philanthropist husband Sebastian founded Eden Hall Farm now operated by Chatham University.

Funded in part by: