St. Clair Park and the Robertshaw Amphitheater

St. Clair Park and the Robertshaw Amphitheater are part of the "cultural triangle" located in downtown Greensburg. Only blocks apart, the Westmoreland Museum of American Art, the Palace Theater, and the Robertshaw Amphitheater provide a broad mix of cultural activities and events for Westmoreland County residents and tourists.

The Robertshaw Amphitheater was completed in 1999 through the generosity and vision of John A. Robertshaw, Jr., Greensburg Community Development Corporation, the City of Greensburg, and local service organizations, businesses and individuals. Their shared commitment has resulted in an outdoor amphitheater that serves as the centerpiece of St. Clair Park.

Throughout the summer, the SummerSounds concert series is a weekly feature at the Robertshaw Amphitheater. The concerts are an annual favorite among the residents of Greater Greensburg. SummerSounds is provided without charge to the public through the generosity of many local businesses, foundations and individuals. "Thanks. I loved the show!" is a comment often heard from the audience.

Adding to the activity in the Robertshaw Amphitheater (and the Westmoreland Museum of American Art) is the Greensburg Film Series. Created in 2005, the Film Series presents family-friendly movies on Saturday evenings at no cost to patrons. During the summer months, the movies are presented at the Robertshaw Amphitheater. As the seasons change and the weather becomes cooler, the Film Series moves a few blocks away to the Westmoreland Museum of American Art.