CMU architecture students will present their work as part of the experimental exhibition Copy + Paste at the Carnegie Museum of Art. The students will discuss how architecture, virtual reality and robotics can work together, especially when it comes to learning from the past.

At this Third Thursday evening, explore the meaning of intimacy. With City of Play and slowdanger, play a game of secret gifts, walk in somebody else's shoes (literally) and explore the ever-shifting nature of living within a body that is in a constant state of change. Also check out the museum's galleries, which will be open all night.

Renowned artist and activist Harry Belafonte will present a speech titled "Civil Rights and Black Leadership" at Carnegie Music Hall. Janis Burley Wilson, CEO and president of the August Wilson Center, will offer an introduction and will moderate a Q-and-A session after his talk.

As part of "The People Are The Light," a public art series in Homewood, Dina “Free” Blackwell will lead a conversation for and with women on personal transformations. Blackwell is executive director of the Homewood Renaissance Association and the House of Manna, which works to close the poverty gap in the Pittsburgh neighborhood.

An afternoon of music, dancing, conversation, art-making, exhibition tours and reflection is planned to kick off the opening of Carnegie Museum of Art's new exhibition 20/20, a collaboration with The Studio Museum in Harlem. A half-dozen food trucks will be on-hand for the event.

The Carnegie Museum of Art is hosting outdoor yoga accompanied by the Pittsburgh Cello Quartet. Bring your own mat. Class is first-come, first-served. No pre-registration is available.