November 2017

This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.

Pittsburgh slowly is moving closer to becoming a global dining destination while maintaining a culinary connection to its industrial past. PM Dining critic Hal B. Klein profiles 16 international restaurants you need to visit.

We present this year's class of 40 people under the age of 40 who are making Pittsburgh a better place.

The winding career path of Tuomas Sandholm has taken detours through kidney transplants, Texas Hold ’em, windsurfing and more. Next, he’d like to save the planet.

The second class of Smallman Galley chefs offers addictive Detroit-style pizza and other works-in-progress.

Experience antebellum elegance and echoes of the Cold War at West Virginia’s Greenbrier Resort.

Duquesne University is betting on a new men's basketball coach with a proven track record and a superstar supporter.

President Harry S. Truman's trips through Western Pennsylvania.

Blow off some steam, and a few calories, with some axe throwing at LumberjAxes.

12 longstanding local volunteers tell us why they've chosen to donate their time, talent and treasure for decades.

Small nonprofits are having a big influence on the greater Pittsburgh community they serve.

PigPen Theatre Co., made up of seven Carnegie Mellon University graduates, returns to Pittsburgh this month for a run at City Theatre with its acclaimed show “The Old Man and The Old Moon.”

This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.

This month's lineup includes David Bazan, Sqürl and PNC Pops: Bernstein Centennial Celebration.

This month: A trip with City Brew Tours and the premiere of The Rangos Giant Cinema

Check out some of the finest stage plays, dance performances and exhibits taking place this month in Pittsburgh.

We're roasting coffee with KLVN Coffee Lab, eating an Impossible Burger at Burgatory, revisiting perennial favorite Dinette and more. Plus, we talk to Bar Marco's Jason Renner.

Reviews of "Carousel: New & Selected Poetry & Fiction" by Judith R. Robinson and "Muskrat Friday Dinner" by Scott Silsbe.

McNair is co-founder of 1Nation Mentoring, which works with African-American boys and young men in schools throughout the county.

Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP convene a panel of judges to select 40 outstanding people under the age of 40 who are making a difference in our region. We proudly present the 40 under 40 class of 2017. Presented by Dollar Bank.

The duo's Subversive Cocktails Goes Mainstream with Mr. Rogers, A Neighborhood Bar and Penn Cove Eatery.

Pittsburgh slowly is moving closer to becoming a global dining destination while maintaining a culinary connection to its industrial past. PM Dining critic Hal B. Klein profiles 16 international restaurants you need to visit.

We present this year's class of 40 people under the age of 40 who are making Pittsburgh a better place.