Sip on a Moscow Mule and listen to the Rat Pack at this Homestead bar for all seasons.
The throwback gangster flick, set in 1950s New York City, debuts exclusively at Regent Square Theater.
Dragged along to this family-friendly snoozer over the July 4 weekend? Consult our survival guide.
Hang out with R2D2, take a picture with the Batmobile and discover rare gems at this weekend's Pittsburgh Comics and Collectibles Show.
Brad Pitt stars in the adaptation of the beloved novel that turned the stale zombie genre on its head.
From Abita beer and gumbo to Hurricanes and Sazeracs, NOLA does New Orleans justice.
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson reunite to play aspiring Googlers, and it's 2005 all over again — in the worst way possible.
Jefferson Starship, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra are just some of the shows you can catch for free.
From Oscar classics to cult flicks, local theaters are going into the vault all summer long.
The popular South Side joint expands with a new Mars location, but does it capture the fun of the original spot?
The maverick Bricolage Production Company showcases new labors of love and titans of American theater at the inaugural In the Raw festival.
... Or a pancake on your fork.
Mysterious producer MALFNKTION is curating local open mics and bringing them to the digital masses.
Think this leafy neighborhood is all afternoon tea and crumpets? Try one of the 168 brews at Sidelines Beer House instead.
The 20th annual JFilm Festival will showcase 18 films, all of which are receiving their Pittsburgh theatrical premiere.
EDM and classical turn tag-team partners this weekend as the national dance party Mercury Soul comes to the Strip District.
Three years after the feature that helped Pittsburghers get very well lubricated, After Dark asks — are these still the best bars in town?
Rage of the Stage's newest DIY theater production turns 'Winnie-the-Pooh' into a black comedy.
Sick of wading through a sea of staggering bros and swinging Coach bags in the South Side? We’ve got a (real) bar for you.
Dust off your oldest sport coat and grab a cigar because this weekend you're having fun Rooney-style.
These great events will let you experience nearly every region of the world, without ever setting foot outside our Most Livable City.
The Heinz History Center and The ScareHouse team up for Pittsburgh's first ever "Best Zombie" contest.
Bulletproof Sam came out the other side of hell with love in his heart, and now you have a chance to support dogs just like him.
This PNC Park neighbor has become a go-to watering hole for baseball fans, but how does the Monroeville flagship stack up?
Comedian Lee Camp brings his razor-sharp, Carlin-inspired political outrage to Hambone's in Lawrenceville.
With both the film and the musical playing in the city this weekend, which should you choose?
Robinson's new Latitude 40 is a restaurant, bowling alley, comedy club, arcade and movie theater all-in-one. But does it work?
Watch the Penguins practice with a brew in your hand at Southpointe's BLVD Pub and Kitchen.
Enlighten your nightlife with this run-down of surprising and indispensable finds.
The City Theatre's 'South Side Stories' is a hilarious one-woman ode to the true characters and true stories of Carson Street.
The best way to experience classic holiday films is at the theater with a jumbo popcorn next to complete strangers (and maybe a family member or two).
It's your final chance to gaze upon the Steelers' Super Bowl spoils (and a ton of other cool gridiron relics) at the Heinz History Center.
This Thanksgiving week, skip the sold out movie theaters and awkward high school bar reunions to support the booming local comedy scene.
How can you argue with dinner at Meat & Potatoes, a show at the O’Reilly and a round of Manhattans at Backstage Bar?
Suffering from Olympics withdrawal? Fear not, because the spirit is alive and well in Pittsburgh.
After Dark gets a sneak peak at some of the under-the-radar gems of this year's festival.
Boundary-pushing theater company Off the Wall Productions moves into a new home in Carnegie.
