Author: Site Staff
New Chef de Cuisine Eduardo Galarza takes over the menu at the celebrated fine-dining restaurant, where the decadent atmosphere reflects the meal.
Known for “Say Yes to The Dress,” the designer brought a taste of the Big Apple to the Steel City.
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The Prix Versailles officials praised the transportation hub’s sustainability features and nature-inspired architecture.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the writers, even those in different eras, focused on the city's gray skies.
This stately Craftsman combines timeless architecture, gracious living spaces, and a rare private setting in the heart of Point Breeze.
The funding supplements existing programs throughout the city.
The female African lion cub was born on Easter Sunday.
The locally owned business contract-brews its N.A. beers in Connecticut and distributes them to Pittsburgh restaurants and wholesalers.
Plus, seasonal events around the city.
Designed by George Orth, and lovingly preserved by the Fairman family, the Queen Anne-style home is on the market for the first time in over 50 years.
As a new generation takes the reins, Madia Homes continues its tradition of truly custom homebuilding.
Presented by Peoples | August 28, 2026 | Rooftop Terrace, David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Cocktails and dreams from here to Eternia.
One of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Best New Restaurants is on the move and aiming higher than ever.
Our Dead Drug Lord opens on June 12 at the Barebones Black Box in Braddock.
You might not win big bucks, but you can win bragging rights.
A comprehensive Pittsburgh bucket list releases just in time for summer.
More than 40 artists will be selling pendants, keychains, charms and chains.
The classes welcome all levels and are part of the Cultural Trust’s summer programming at Arts Landing.
The sustainable family farmette gets a boost with the construction of an indoor teaching and event space.
The Highland Park resident has run Hello Neighborhood, which services recently resettled refugees, for a decade.
Impress your friends with facts about the yellow suspension bridge, which celebrates its 100th birthday this year.
This move-in ready Franklin Park home pairs timeless architecture with luxury finishes and modern comfort.
Airport officials say the art experience begins long before visitors reach the museum doors.
Pittsburgh’s “ultimate girls day out” was held on Saturday, June 6 at Allegheny Landing.
Your go-to list of Fourth of July happenings.
The tourism organization says the city’s award-winning Fourth of July celebrations join a full slate of activities this summer and fall.
From the best kitchens and bathrooms to the best new and renovated homes, these are the winners of our eighth annual Best of Design contest.
From restaurants to design, the use of the word "best" is well-earned here.
Keep calm and stay caffeinated with this list of recently opened coffee shops around the Pittsburgh area.
Join the Pittsburgh Bonsai Society at its 45th Annual Bonsai Show
From movie nights to 21+ cruises on the river, local organizations are honoring Black history.
The event's new home at Arts Landing provides a functional and fun backdrop for the beloved event.
With exposed brick, 15-foot ceilings and a rooftop deck, this mixed use building brings city-style living to one of the region’s most walkable small towns.
A light-filled cottage in Edgeworth is designed for the long run.
Designer Seashal Belldina transformed a once-frustrating first floor into a cohesive space built for everyday living and beyond.
A thoughtfully designed basement blends bold finishes, flexible seating and personal touches for a space that works as hard as it wows.
The space in Treesdale features layered warm wood tones, painted cabinetry, tile and natural stone, giving the design visual depth.
The kitchen in Upper Lawrenceville blends clean lines with an organic, earthy feel.
Mossy green tile accompanied by custom-designed elements are the stars of this renovated bathroom in Squirrel Hill.
Nature inspired the space's timeless, calming aesthetic.
Learn more about the contest's panel of experts.
The local chamber choir brings a 500-mile historic pilgrimage to life with Path of Miracles.
This move-in ready Victorian blends historic character, designer finishes, and exceptional walkability near Pittsburgh’s East End neighborhoods.
What’s fueling my staycation this year? Brosecco and Liquid Bread.
Most of the performances will be free and open to the public.
Juneteenth is later this month, but these businesses are hard at work all year.
From queer cafes to supportive resource centers, and everything in between.
Formerly the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, the reimagined landmark joins Marriott's Autograph Collection with 300 renovated guest rooms, a new restaurant and nods to local history throughout.