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- We connect our society members with Britons and Anglophiles around British themes.
- Provide privileged access to networking, theme meetings, discussion, blogs and discounts.
- Organize exciting premium events and our annual Britsburgh Festival.
- Use our network to further education and business connections.
- Forge lasting partnerships that mutually benefit local businesses.
What we do
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Through our Britsburgh Societies, events and the annual Britsburgh Festival, we engage likeminded individuals with a love of all things British, whether that be beer, food, sport, music, film or even dogs…
We facilitate educational exchanges and business connections
Who we are
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Passionate Black n’ Gold Pittsburger’s bringing British themed cultural and fun to our wonderful City of Pittsburgh
Arts (fine & performing) society
Beer society
History society
Literary society
Tea society
Travel society
Our vibrant society experience
Join a wide variety of activities & events with like-minded people
25+ society meetings, 4+ premium events & 1 annual Britsburgh Festival
“Her majesty has asked me to convey to everyone involved in Britsburgh her good wishes for a successful and enjoyable event.”
Buckingham Palace
Upcoming events
Britsburgh WWI Series - Helen Clay Frick and World War I (Weds, Oct 17; 6:30-8:30PM)
Join us at The Frick Pittsburgh for nibbles, a glass of wine and listen to Robin Nicholson, Executive Director of The Frick, discuss Helen Clay Frick's volunteer and humanitarian work in Europe during World War I
Wittenberg - A comedy play by New Renaissance Theatre Co (Sat, Sept 20; 6-10PM)
Hilarity, thy name is “Wittenberg.” Join us for pre-show drinks at Voodoo Brewery in Homestead (6pm) followed by New Renaissance Theatre Company's comedy - Wittenberg!
The Extraordinary Life of Amelia Edwards & Ghost Story reading (Thurs, Oct 25; 6:30-8:30PM)
Join us in the English Nationality Room in the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning, for a presentation on the life and work of British Victorian lady traveler, writer, suffragist and Egyptologist - Amelia Edwards, including public reading of her most famous ghost story, The Phantom Coach (1864).
Our Mission
Building bridges across communities by driving growth in British-American culture, history, education, tradition and trade in Pittsburgh.
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