Author: Lauren Davidson
How to Talk to Your Kids about Coronavirus
Young children may not understand what’s going on. Experts advise to stay calm, be creative and, of course, follow the advice of Fred Rogers.
Pittsburgh’s Small Businesses Brace for the Storm
Two local shops are doing what they can during the coronavirus outbreak.
City of Pittsburgh Cancels St. Patrick’s Day Parade Due to Coronavius
Following CDC recommendations to avoid mass gatherings, the city hopes to do its part to help to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Best of Culture in Pittsburgh, March 2020
Check out some of the finest plays, dance performances and exhibits taking place in March in Pittsburgh.
Best of Culture This Month in Pittsburgh
Check out some of the finest plays, dance performances and exhibits taking place in March in Pittsburgh.
Four Pittsburgh-Area Bookstores that We Love
Find your next great read close to home. These four bookstores are worth visiting for atmosphere and personal service.
Bridal Buzz: Six Rings that We Love
These sparkling styles from local stores are sure to stun.
Aisle Style: Something New in Bridal Gown Fashions
This season, opt for lace, classic lines or a wow-worthy train.
Spring Weddings 2020: The Venue Issue
No matter where you choose — outside or inside, big or small, sweetheart table or no — your reception is about spending time with people you love.
Where are They Now? Pittsburgh Nonprofits, Business and Education
All have retired but remain active in their chosen fields.
Where are They Now? Pittsburgh Arts & Entertainment
Among them is a police officer who split his time as an opera singer on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
When Gisele Fetterman Speaks Amazon Listens
After the second lady of Pennsylvania spotted an offensive bumper sticker in West Mifflin Saturday and tweeted a photo to Amazon, the company quickly took action.
Spotlight: Beyond the Holocaust
History seems to repeat itself in this look at Jewish refugees and immigrants in Pittsburgh.
A New Home for Teenie Harris
The Carnegie Museum of Art has put the work of famous Pittsburgh photographer Teenie Harris on display with a new space in the Scaife Gallery.
Why Your Wedding Photographer May Be Using Film
Some photographers work in the classic medium to achieve a timeless look — and they say the final product has an authenticity that can’t be matched.
Dreaming of a Yinzer Yuletide
Pittsburgh Public Theater will host its first Yinzer Yuletide, which will include a “Pittsburgh Lights and Legends” variety show and other festivities throughout the month.
A Grand New Addition to Pittsburgh Miniature Railroad Display
An iconic Downtown department store is now part of the train display at the Carnegie Science Center.
Light Up Night Events in Pittsburgh
Expect lights, fireworks, a new home for the gingerbread houses and Adam Lambert at Pittsburgh's annual Light Up Night.
The Special Way this Cafe Feeds its Community
Knead Community Cafe has created a space for people to eat, no matter their situation.
Give Pittsburgh: November 2019
Whether through time or donations, there are many ways to give, and I notice signs of generosity everywhere.
Q&A: Stephen Chbosky on His Love of Pittsburgh and His New Novel
The author’s second book, “Imaginary Friend,” is a literary horror novel, differing from his much-loved coming-of-age tale “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” published in 1999. But one thing they have in common is numerous references to Pittsburgh.
What People are Saying After Seeing the Mister Rogers Movie
“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood ” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend. Read what people are saying about Tom Hanks' portrayal of Mister Rogers.
#Shalieve in Love: An Exclusive Look at the Shaziers’ Wedding
Ryan Shazier and wife Michelle Rodriguez never lost faith that they’d get their dream day. A year and a half after the Steelers linebacker suffered a severe spinal injury, he danced at his wedding.
Fall Weddings 2019
I was surprised at how willing Michelle and Ryan Shazier were to share details of their lives because most people in the public eye typically are a little guarded.
Cookie Table Contest Winners and Runners Up: A Taste of Pittsburgh
Cookie tables are wonderful things in and of themselves, but more and more couples choose to go above and beyond.
Era of Cool: See The Art of John Van Hamersveld
Head to The Westmoreland Museum of American Art for a dose of pop culture and a ’60s throwback.
Pop Culture Pop Up Bars Are Here to Stay
Nintendo-themed Level Up is in Market Square for another week, but if you miss it, you can catch the Pokémon-themed bar coming this fall.
There are Endless Options in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District
The Cultural District is appropriately named. From state-of-the-art theaters to French bakeries to historical tours, Pittsburgh’s Downtown is full of culture — and a great place to spend some time.
Appreciate the Past and Marvel at the Present in East Liberty
East Liberty is equal parts historic and modern, with new hotspots nestling against longstanding buildings. Come for the culture and architecture, stay for the hot restaurants and trendy shops.
5 Murals Worth Discovering in Pittsburgh
I will risk any number of traffic patterns and go out of my way to spot the gorgeous, mysterious, building-length mural of the bride on Penn Avenue in Garfield. She inspired me to seek out other pieces of public art everyone should slow down a little for.
You’ll #ShalieveInLove After Seeing Ryan Shazier's Wedding Photos
Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Shazier danced at his wedding Friday 18 months after a serious spinal injury.
Chrissy Teigen Partners with AHN on Maternal Mental Health
The model and author is taking her activism to a new level in partnership with AHN Women and the health care system’s Alexis Joy D’Achille Center for Perinatal Mental Health, founded after a local mother committed suicide due to postpartum depression.
For Three Days, Sesame Street Will be in Pittsburgh
Kids can join Big Bird, Elmo and more Muppets as Sesame Workshop plans three days of events during a stop in Pittsburgh in June.
Next Time You Go to the Opera, Don’t Forget Your Phone
Pittsburgh Opera is encouraging patrons to use their phones during a show with innovative features on its free app that provide supplemental audio commentary and visual features.
Park For Free While Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Pittsburgh
The city also is making accommodations for those who, ahem, have to go.
Of Death and Burgers
“Mumburger,” which is making its U.S. premiere at off the WALL in Carnegie this month, deals with how one digests grief.
How Well Do You Know Pittsburgh Pop Culture?
We’ve got 10 questions on theater, film, television, art spaces and music to test your expertise.
Sweet Designs: Our Cookie Table Contest Winner and Runners-Up
These Pittsburgh couples certainly know how to bring the cookie table tradition to life.
Speaking in Pittsburghese
“For most of the city’s history, however, Pittsburghers barely noticed the local way of speaking, if they were aware of it at all,” one expert says.
Under a Spell: Walk into a Real-Life Disney Fairytale
This “Beauty and the Beast”-inspired styled shoot at Buhl Mansion in Sharon is whimsical, romantic and timeless. We asked the stylists how it came together — and the best ways to produce a similar aesthetic.
Aisle Style: A Dream of a Dress
This season, choose from a wide variety sure to fit any bride’s fancy, from classic lace to custom two-pieces to a ball gown with a black overlay — all available at local stores.
Spring Weddings 2019
Choosing which couples to feature is getting harder and harder.
Classic Elegance: Rings That We Love
Shine bright this year with these amazing rings from local stores.
An Email Spam Filter Delayed their Relationship for Years
Sometimes, the future love of your life is just around the corner, whether you know it or not.
How Many Steps Would You Climb for Unique Wedding Photos?
Pittsburgh has 739 sets of public staircases, and you can get photographs on them that are just as breathtaking as the ones you could get on more iconic spots like Mt. Washington.
