Author: Site Staff
7 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
A festive weekend brings holiday shows, holiday concerts and holiday movies.
Artist Nikk Alcaraz, Who's Done Design Work For Disney, Brings Holiday Cheer to Brownsville
With help from local residents, officials and business owners, he's transformed the town’s abandoned business district into a retro Christmas wonderland.
The Top Pittsburgh News Stories of the Year
Looking back at the 10 most impactful and important moments of 2025.
Survey: What Is Pittsburgh's Word of the Year?
We gathered some words, phrases and topics that defined Pittsburgh in 2025.
Quantum Theatre Founder Karla Boos Will Retire Next Year
The artistic director of the acclaimed company will direct “The Tempest” at Carrie Furnaces in August, then retire at the end of December.
They Rented in Mt. Lebanon — Then Found the Home That Made Them Stay
Built in 1948, the brick colonial is within walking distance of the community's shops, restaurants and local elementary school.
Gift Guide: The Best Foodie Gifts Made in Pittsburgh
We rounded up giftable jars, bars, bottles, salts, sauces and sweets, all made by local makers — and all perfect for last-minute holiday shopping.
Dig in With Graver: Ruckus Cafe, Kennywood Cocoa and Turner’s Iced Tea
Enjoy a new Downtown spot while you enter sweet online contests.
Get Into the Game at the Kamin Science Center
Sports360, the North Shore facility’s newest, immersive exhibit, opens Dec. 13.
Let The Games Begin – With Beer!
Two new businesses are brewing up interactive fun.
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.
For the First Time, Pittsburgh International Airport Launches Nonstop Flights to Ireland
The new service with Aer Lingus begins in 2026 — and flights already are available for booking.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s 10 Most-Read Stories of 2025
Here are the stories you enjoyed most.
Benoit Blanc Returns in Fine Form with ‘Wake Up Dead Man’
The “Knives Out” sequel also stars Glenn Close, Josh Brolin and many more.
The Steelers Made a Statement Against the Ravens — But There's Only One Way It Will Resonate
They’ll have to rise to the occasion, as the did against Baltimore, to salvage a season that could still go either way.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Patches, a Playful Domestic Shorthair
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
What's It Like to Take Part in the Taste Buds Event?
Pittsburgh Magazine creative director (and Pasta Beard founder) Huck Beard served up homemade meatballs with his sous-chef, Luccia Harpalini, as part of the annual event to raise funds for the Best Buddies organization.
'The Pitt' Lands Two Golden Globe Nominations
The show — set in a Pittsburgh emergency room — returns in January.
Dahn Memory Lane: Why Pittsburgh Needs To Be 'The City of Champions'
Columnist Virginia Montanez explains that the city’s connection with its sports teams is more than mere fandom — it’s a relationship forged during Pittsburgh’s darkest days.
Profile: Daniel Teadt, the Storytelling Baryton
As a performer and an educator, Daniel Teadt is creating a ripple effect of talent throughout Pittsburgh and much farther afield.
Collier’s Weekly: Put Your Self-Driving Car Concerns in the Right Place
There’s a threat from autonomous vehicles — but it’s not a threat to safety.
Quiz: What Will Happen in Season 2 of 'The Pitt'?
Tell us what you think will happen on the hit medical drama.
Submit Your Project for Pittsburgh Magazine’s 2026 Best of Design
We're looking to showcase the best examples of innovative or creative design and construction.
What the Shell?! Welcome to Your New Snack Obsession
North Side-based Forge Fried specializes in fried, seasoned peanuts you eat whole.
Built in the 1800s, This North Strabane Property Has Stood the Test of Time
Although updated, the expansive farmhouse and barn retains many original features.
Holiday Haus Offers a Different Sort of Shopping Experience
Located inside a Point Breeze home, the pop-up market is filled with handcrafted items made in Pittsburgh — and from across the globe.
Which Pittsburgh Celebrities Are Appearing in 'The Nutcracker?'
Among those making guest appearances are Charlie Batch, Corey O'Connor and the cast of "Dance Moms."
Joe Manganiello Moves Back to Pittsburgh
The “Magic Mike” actor and his fiancee, Caitlin O’Connor, now reside in Mt. Lebanon.
The Terrible Towel Turns 50
Did you know the Terrible Towel has been to space?
George Clooney Is a Movie Star in ‘Jay Kelly,’ but Adam Sandler Steals the Show
A breakdown turns comic, then heartbreaking, in this film from Noah Baumbach.
It's Open Season on Mike Tomlin — But Should It Be?
No one’s happy with a 6-6 record, but the Steelers can still craft a happy ending, starting on Sunday.
7 Ideas for Pittsburgh's Food Scene
Our food editor dishes out another heaping helping of semi-ridiculous dining suggestions.
House of the Week: The Only 2-Story Residence at Piatt Place
The property has 3 levels of balconies.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Pops, a Hopeful Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Pittsburghers Give Big in 2025
See which charities attracted the most donors and raised the most money during the annual Give Big Pittsburgh.
Experience 'Stranger Things' in Pittsburgh
Fans of the Netflix series can enjoy themed food and beverages and an Upside Down pop-up bar.
Collier’s Weekly: The Top 5 Christmas Remixes at Kennywood’s Holiday Lights
While plenty of the park’s signature attractions are up and running for the yuletide celebration, some are more festive than others.
Pittsburgh's Snow Angel Program Is Back — Here's How to Sign Up
The program pairs older residents with neighbors to help with snow removal.
Here's What to Know About the Esplanade Project That Just Broke Ground on Pittsburgh's North Side
The multi-use development will include condos, retail space, a splash park and its signature attraction — a giant Ferris wheel.
Art Finds a Way at Creative Chem Co. In Bloomfield
The coworking club on Friendship Avenue opened Dec. 1, with a public cafe to follow in 2026.
What Is Heather Abraham’s Best of the ’Burgh?
Her Pittsburgh hidden gem is...
Why We Love Heinz Hall
The lauded Pittsburgh Symphony Orchera sounds good no matter where they play — but they never sound better than in the gorgeous confines of Heinz Hall.
This Unconnected Telephone in Millvale Lets You 'Speak' to Departed Loved Ones
Pittsburgh’s Telephone of the Wind was installed in 2023.
December's Reading List: Two Volumes of Pittsburgh Poetry
Collections of poems from Shaheen Dil and Robert Gibb.
6 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This December
Step inside ‘The Scandinavian Home’ at The Frick Pittsburgh, or watch 'Clue' come alive on stage.
This Upper St. Clair Home is a Usonian Time Capsule
Untouched by modern renovations, the home's nature-inspired architectural style was popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Collier’s Weekly: Giving Thanks for Small (and Big) Things
PM Managing Editor Sean Collier compiles a half-dozen details he’s thankful for.
