The public “behind-the-scenes” event gives participants access to some of the city’s more iconic buildings — and some of Pittsburgh’s most interesting residences.
With design help from Today’s Home, homebuilder Jeff Costa turned a drab home abutting Nemacolin Woodlands Resort into a spectacularly contemporary, yet still rustic, retreat.
Starting with a 1920s Craftsman-style bungalow in Squirrel Hill, the eight-episode series on the DIY Network follows Ally Mahon as she refurbishes homes across Pittsburgh.
In celebration of their new memoir “It Takes Two,” HGTV’s Jonathan and Drew Scott will host a show at the Byham Theater as part of a nationwide tour. Pittsburgh Magazine talks to the brothers on what the audience can expect.
Months after the Civil War-era cannonballs were discovered at the former arsenal and munitions factory in Lawrenceville, residents are given the green light to move into the 243-unit apartment complex.
Close to a half dozen local businesses, among them Savannah Hayes and Stak Ceramics, will make their debut next week at the mega interior design and home goods-focused show in New York City.
Curious about tiny homes that expand with you? What about smart thermostats that adjust the climate of each room based on your preference? Module and HiberSense, two local startups focused on smart building design and operations, will be featured at a Green Building Alliance event next week.
A restaurant that specializes in peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Dance classes for toddlers and parents. A lending library for educational toys. Storytime at a nearly 90-year-old bookshop. A civic institution sailing the three rivers. In and around Pittsburgh, the offerings for families looking for food, fun and more go so much deeper than the expected family outings. From places to outfit and entertain to natural wonders and city treasures, here are some of our favorites.
Lauren Piasecki and Stan Adamik’s brick-and-mortar lifestyle boutique in Lawrenceville carries high-end furniture, lighting, new upholstery, candles, vintage goods and more.
Host an event in Pittsburgh’s urban sustainable homestead. Join a club for mushroom hunters. Tour a coal mine. Listen to some banjo music. We list our new favorite experiences, food, drink, personalities, stores, items and activities in the ’Burgh.
From a boutique where it's actually fun to shop with your kids to finding champagne-taste eyewear on a beer budget –– our favorites to get the perfect 'Burgh style.
From a children's book about a Monongahela Mermaid to a place where women can give birth in a home-like environment –– our favorite things for kids and family.
Overseen by a community manager whose job it is to foster a sense of community, the fully furnished micro units incorporate hotel-style living that includes bath and linen service, plus weekly housekeeping.
The noted Pittsburgh sports fan, who can be seen on social media supporting the Penguins in their Stanley Cup championship run, will share the stage with some of the league’s biggest hockey stars.