40 Under 40: Class of 2026
From a forensic counselor, medical researcher and sustainability-minded chef to the co-founder of a music entertainment company, get ready to meet the Class of 2026.
Leah Lizarondo Shares Details on Her Upcoming Column About Women and Aging
In a Q&A session, digital editor Ollie Gratzinger sat down with Lizarondo for coffee to talk about what readers can expect from her new column, 50 Sense.
Let's Go! 7 Things You Don't Want to Miss in November
Shop vintage, get a jump on holiday gifts or try your hand at an Olympic sport this month.
Getaway: Bethlehem, Unplugged
For music, massage and a good dose of holiday magic.
The Savvy's Yinzer's Guide to: Pumpkins
Here are five fun facts about your favorite gourd.
Know-It-All: The Pittsburgh Parking Chair
As winter looms, Yinzers are getting their chairs ready. Do you know the history of the infamous parking chair?
Fish nor Fowl, Part of the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group, Closes Its Doors
The eatery’s demise comes less than a month after Richard DeShantz was arrested on domestic abuse charges.
5 Ways to See Holiday Lights in the Pittsburgh Area
Starting in mid-November, various dazzling displays will be put up around the Steel City.
By the Numbers: All About Oakland’s New Kamin Tower
The project is part of an ongoing modernization of UPMC Presbyterian, a nearly century-old hospital.
This Groovy Pad With an Indoor Pool is Ready for a Party
The six-bedroom, Mid-Century Modern-style home is in a secluded section of Squirrel Hill.
Cool Cats: Have a Meowy Time in Lawrenceville
The first-ever Lawrenceville Cat Crawl is coming on Nov. 14, modeled after a similar, and successful, event in Brighton Heights.
Dig in With Graver: Finding Answers to the Great Pumpkin Question
Curing my Halloween hangover by finding fun-size bites of happiness throughout the ‘Burgh.
Looking For Work? 10 New Job Openings in Pittsburgh This Week
Looking for a job in Pittsburgh? Here's our weekly roundup of Pittsburgh jobs that are accepting applications.
The Steelers are 6-2 — And That's No Fluke
They’re winning games the way they intended — and in the way they can continue to win them.
A McKeesport Murder Mystery: Local Author Unearths Tale of Love, Loss and Legacy
Lisa Speranza’s book tells the story of La Roux Soles, a McKeesport socialite whose 1933 death sparked headlines, and the city that built her.
This Former Uptown Church Now Contains Luxury Condos
Part historic renovation and part new build, The Church Residences are an innovative development that take a shot at preserving the past while creating for the future.
Wigle Whiskey Conjures a Smiley Cookie Spirit
Celebrate 40 years of Pittsburgh’s most iconic cookie with a new whiskey.
Pennsylvania Plays a Sweet Role in ‘Hershey’
Debuting Nov. 25, the Hollywood film about the famous chocolatier features many Keystone State sites, including Pittsburgh.
In The Mood for Monster Murals? Here's Where to Find Them
Artist Jeremy Raymer has created creepy scenes throughout the city.
Seems Like Old Times for RMU Hockey Team — Finally
Following an unexpected hiatus during the Covid years, the Colonials are starting to pick back up where they left off.
There's Nothing Spooky About This Home in Windy Ghoul Estates
Built in 1953, the expansive ranch in Beaver County sits on more than an acre of property.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos in the Cultural District
Through Nov. 2, visitors can leave offerings to deceased loved ones at an ofrenda in Downtown's Greer Cabaret Theater lobby.
Volunteer for One of These Local Nonprofits
This is a directory of Pittsburgh-area nonprofits looking for volunteers. If you are a nonprofit, you can add your information at pittsburghmagazine.com/give.
Pittsburgh Magazine's Caite Hartz Reflects on 10 Years of Giving Big
The 10th anniversary of the 24-hour online fundraising effort returns on Dec. 1.
Pittsburgh Sports Teams Unite for a Cause
As part of the #BurghProud Challenge, the Pirates, Penguins and Steelers took on the same opponent — food insecurity.
Cupcake PGH Comes Full Circle in Allentown
Amanda Baker’s allergen-friendly business started as a pop-up in the Arlington Avenue storefront.
