Why is There a Working Piano Sitting Outside in Braddock?
The renovated garden space at The Holland Project now houses an array of outdoor instruments.
A New Way for You to Cut Down on Robocalls
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a new law that allows citizens to permanently prevent unsolicited phone calls.
Gearing up for #GiveBigPittsburgh
Is your nonprofit ready for the most wonderful time of the year?
The Glassware is Frightening at Cocktails from the Crypt
Spencer Warren kicks off his holiday pop-up season with a South Side spooker.
Duck's Calling a Reminder that Dreams Can and Do Come True
Steelers quarterback Devlin Hodges is one of three athletes with Pittsburgh connections whose backstories might not survive the believability meter had they been written into a Hollywood script.
Phantom Fright Nights Back with a Haunting Lineup
PM intern Ollie Gratzinger visits this year’s iteration of Phantom Fright Nights so you can get a preview of the scares before you go.
45 Ways to Do Good and Give Back in Pittsburgh
We bring you 45 ways across 15 areas where you can do some good in your community.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Hershey
Hershey is a lovely older girl with a rather shy and timid personality.
Pittsburgh Asks for Return of Artifacts, No Questions Asked
Mayor Bill Peduto's office is looking for lost documents and items that could be historically significant.
Dinner Is Coming to Brick Shop at TRYP Hotel
Executive Chef Brandon Blumenfeld’s menu draws inspiration from his grandmother.
Watch: Newlyweds Delight Guests with “Dirty Dancing”
Newlyweds Madison and Chris surprised their reception guests with their performance of the iconic dance routine from the hit 1987 film.
'Demon of Brownsville Road' House to Open as Bed & Breakfast
But don't expect to see any spirits. Owner Bob Cranmer says the Brentwood manse is no longer haunted. Instead, the business — slated to open on Halloween — is inspired by Downton Abbey.
PM on KD: Ranking Suburbia 2019
Pittsburgh Magazine editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today live to share our second year of ranking 130 suburbs in the Pittsburgh region across five categories.
Watch: A Video History of the City's Many Inclines
Travel back in time to the heyday of Pittsburgh's inclines.
Safely Get Rid of Hazardous Household Waste
The Pennsylvania Resources Council is hosting its last chemical product collection of 2019 in Beaver County this month.
Dynamic Docs and More at Reel Q
Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ film festival continues through Oct. 12 at Row House Cinema.
How Your Scent Could Someday Save You
“Scentsational” is a free program that allows people to have their scent swabbed for tracking purposes in case they get lost or go missing.
The 400-Word Review: Joker
There's been plenty of pre-release chatter about the Batman villain's marquee movie. So how is it?
Pirates have a Major Hurdle to Overcome
Clint Hurdle's successor better be a lot like the guy he's replacing in terms of refusing to give in to ownership’s self-imposed shortcomings.
The 400-Word Review: In the Tall Grass
Netflix's shocker, based on a story by Stephen and Joe King, is twisty — but dark — fun.
Explore Brews of the East
A new Pour Tour encourages the discovery of breweries and more throughout the Laurel Highlands.
ScareHouse's New Escape Room is Frightfully Challenging
The first game from the ScareHouse team, "Stalked By a Killer," combines escape-room structure with haunted-house effects.
Recommended Pittsburgh Eating: Recent Dishes That I Loved
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein says clam soup, wings and Bhutanese cuisine have his attention this month.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Franklin
This sweet cat is looking for the perfect person to give him ear scratches and the occasional belly rub.
Enjoy Inclined Recreation at Pittsburgh City Steps Events
Events including al fresco fashion and art installations are planned for the city’s staircases.
The Home that Love Built
These Pittsburgh brides wanted to spend their day at the most special place to them: their homes.
Q&A: Stephen Chbosky on His Love of Pittsburgh and His New Novel
The author’s second book, “Imaginary Friend,” is a literary horror novel, differing from his much-loved coming-of-age tale “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” published in 1999. But one thing they have in common is numerous references to Pittsburgh.
See the Colorful Mosaic Lounge That Brought Pittsburgh to the Hamptons
Get inspired by the hip lounge with Mid-Century Modern vibes that Betsy Wentz, owner of Studio B Interior Design in Sewickley, created for the exclusive Hampton Designer Showhouse using Pittsburgh artisans.
When and Where to Find the Most Colorful Leaves this Fall
Leaf-watchers may have to look outside of Pittsburgh to get their foliage fix this fall.
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Give Pittsburgh: November 2019
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