Author: Gabriela Herring
Pittsburgh Brides Share Advice on How to Make the Most of Your Big Day
To veil, or not to veil?
Real Pittsburgh Weddings: For Jenna and Aldo, Love Is an Open Door
This couple’s chance workplace encounter led to a love for the ages.
Read All About It! The Scoop on DIY Wedding Personalizations
Kelli and Adam celebrated their big day with a self-designed newspaper — complete with crosswords and trivia.
Eden’s Farm Revolutionizes Assistance for Survivors of Human Trafficking in Pittsburgh
Founded by Annalisa Gibbs in 2019, Eden’s Farm uses community outreach to find and help at-risk individuals.
LGBTQ+ Community Uplifted Amid Anxieties Over Election
Ahead of Trump’s inauguration, local businesses are offering same-sex couples free or reduced-cost wedding services.
Pittsburgh Airport Marriott Undergoes Transformation
The $18 million renovation includes updated guest rooms, new furniture and fixtures, plus a renovated restaurant.
This Cookie Table Was Sweeter by the Dozen
Catherine and Aaron’s cookie table became a manifestation of love and Pittsburgh.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Conception of Carnegie International
The art exhibition — a realization of Andrew Carnegie’s hopes for Pittsburgh — has now been in existence for 128 years.
Songbird Artistry’s Latest Exhibit Soars
The Lawrenceville creative space welcomes “Flight of Empowerment.”
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The August Wilson Theatre Was Born
Fourteen days after Wilson’s death, the playwright's legacy was enshrined on Broadway.
Downtown Set to Bring a New Holiday Magic Show to Life
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is set to debut a new attraction this Light Up Night.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Threatened Assassination of Pirates Legend Roberto Clemente
The life of the right-fielder was threatened 52 years ago this week, although the threat was not uncovered until after the date of the targeted game.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The City’s Largest — and Yellowest — Floating Visitor Arrives
Florentijn Hofman’s “Rubber Duck” art installation made its first U.S. appearance in Pittsburgh this week in 2013.
The Italian Job: Love of Renovation Led Pittsburgher to Italy
After overhauling a nearly condemned home in Bradford Woods, Jeannie Krudenier tackled the restoration of a 500-year-old home in Corigliano D'otranto.
All About the Rachel Carson EcoVillage’s New Home
After plans to build at Chatham University's Eden Hall campus in Richland came to a halt, the sustainable co-housing community is readying to break ground near La Roche University in McCandless.
Humor and Social Media Get Results for Pittsburgh’s ‘Slaygents’
Buoyed by the popularity of their "Pittsburgh Moms" series, The Fraser Team uses out-of-the-box marketing (and some serious theater kid energy) to do business.
Venus Williams Hosts a Podcast About This Carnegie Museum of Art Exhibit
“Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape” challenges our inherited environmental narratives.
You Can Shop (and Design) Your Dream Home Here
Jennifer Janeway is set to open her namesake interior design and retail boutique in Sewickley later this summer.
An Epic Yard Sale is About to Take Place in The Mexican War Streets
The annual event featuring food trucks, live music — and lots of sales — attracts thousands of people to the North Side neighborhood.
How Comedian Asher O’Briant Is Bringing “Queer Joy” to Stand-Up Comedy
O’Briant’s musical stand-up special, “One-Man, No-Woman, Show,” is in the middle of a run at local theaters.
