Author: Lauren Davidson
It’s a Hockey Wedding in Pittsburgh
This Pittsburgh couple was brought together by their love of hockey — and what better way to celebrate their New Year’s Eve wedding than with an outdoor game?
Perspectives: Meeting Mister Rogers for the First Time in 2018
I never watched “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” as a child. Now I know what I was missing.
The 50 Greatest Pittsburghers of All Time
These are the people who, throughout the past 200-plus years, helped put Pittsburgh on the map. From familiar names to unexpected choices, these 50 made contributions both locally and nationally to fields ranging from business and government to culture and sports –– all of which put the spotlight on Pittsburgh.
Find Something Pittsburgh-Themed for Everyone on Your List
Pittsburgh’s makers scene has boomed over the past few years, adding a number of vendors to an already impressive list of those who make or sell black and gold merchandise. Here you'll find everything from plates and tea towels to ornaments — and even a candle that smells like home.
Matters of the Heart
In a city of eds and meds, it’s to be expected that some couples are going to meet in the medical field. We found some of the best “meet-cutes” from recent Pittsburgh weddings.
Light Up Night to be a Celebration of Community
Saturday’s tragedy was present on the minds of those announcing the schedule for Light Up Night, the kickoff of Pittsburgh’s holiday season. But the 58th annual celebration was touted as a time for everyone to come together.
Braddock’s Future Without John Fetterman
If Braddock Mayor John Fetterman is elected Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor in November, he will have to leave the position he's held for more than a decade.
Grab Your Credit Card: ‘Hamilton’ Tickets About to Go on Sale
The long-anticipated release date for tickets to the hottest show in town has been announced. Here’s what you need to know.
Pittsburgh Couples with Perfect New York City Proposals
Another city of bridges provided the perfect backdrop for these romantic engagements.
A Home for Wisdom: Why She Left Her Pittsburgh Life for Kenya
Pittsburgher Kate Fletcher grew up as an orphan. Now, she’s helping orphaned or abandoned girls in Kenya find their way.
Alumni Theater Company Creates an Artistic Fellowship in More Ways Than One
The all African-American theater company is celebrating 10 years and 50 performances with a new, permanent home, a new fellowship program and even more original work.
Ranking Pittsburgh's Suburbs: Where Is it Easiest to Get Around?
Rankings are based on average reported commute time to work, as well as how many residents walk to their jobs. County crash statistics per mile of road give a measure of how safe local streets are. A bonus point is awarded to communities served by a T stop, and/or along the route of the Three Rivers Heritage or Montour trails.
It's a Brave New World for Pittsburgh Public Theater
Marya Sea Kaminski comes to Pittsburgh Public Theater as the first woman to hold the role of artistic director — and she’s ready to start a party.
Fall Weddings 2018
Weddings editor Lauren Davidson recalls her own wedding day.
VisitPITTSBURGH Forecasts Full Fall Schedule
Culture in Pittsburgh this fall expands across the globe — and into space.
10 Real Pittsburgh Weddings
Picture-Perfect in every way, these real Pittsburgh wedding couples were chosen from nearly 100 submissions.
Kennywood Styled Shoot: Come Fly With Me
Styled shoots are a popular way for wedding vendors to put together an absolute dream day to show off all that they can accomplish.
Is News Still Fit to Print?
As newspapers nationwide continue to cut back on printing to save money, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has retained at least some print element of its publication.
You're Going to Be Upside Down a Lot on New Kennywood Coaster
Kennywood has revealed its replacement ride for “The Log Jammer” which will be located in a new portion of the park entitled “Steelers Country.”
Want Unique Wedding Photos? Track Down the Furries
Anthrocon returns this weekend for its 22nd annual convention. Here’s the story of one local couple who took advantage of the fact their wedding coincided with the annual gathering.
City Guide 2018-2019: Play
Let’s be honest: Most of these spots are just as fun for an adult as a child. All of them are great ways to pass an afternoon — or an entire day — as a family.
City Guide 2018-2019: Learn
There are lots of spots for kids of all ages to absorb some knowledge across the region. They all have one thing in common — there’s fun mixed in at every step.
The Place Where You're Never Too Little to Learn
The Carnegie Science Center’s revamped Little Learner Club helps the youngest guests learn and play.
Empowering Foster Children with Love and Dignity
Foster Love Project, a nonprofit that provides new or gently used items to foster children, is celebrating its first anniversary in its permanent home in Dormont.
Perspectives: A Lovely Life
Associate Editor Lauren Davidson discovers children can be loud and may eat Play Doh, but they're also pretty fun.
Best of the 'Burgh 2018: Food and Drink
From a goat rodeo farm and dairy to a Spanish revival to a secret lunch –– discover what our editors chose for the Best of the 'Burgh in food and drink.
Best of the 'Burgh 2018: Fitness and Outdoor
From a way to be shady to a (literal) tailgate to letting the moon be your guide –– discover what our editors chose for the Best of the 'Burgh in fitness and the outdoors.
Best of the 'Burgh 2018: Arts & Entertainment
From waking the dead to a jazz conspiracy to an act of grand larceny –– discover what our editors chose for the Best of the 'Burgh in arts and entertainment.
Best of the 'Burgh 2018: Cultural Attractions
From a tiny history lesson to a secret garden to a hidden shrine –– discover what our editors chose for the Best of the 'Burgh in cultural attractions.
Best of the 'Burgh 2018: Business and Education
From a pierogi you can't eat to a hidden toy chest to the rehab of a dying mall –– discover what our editors chose for the Best of the 'Burgh in business and education.
Working in a Steel Mill Turns Fantastical in 'The Glass Lung'
Pittsburgher Anjali Sachdeva’s first book blends the normal with fantasy in nine short stories.
Wine Classes Keep the Pre-Wedding Celebration Classy
Palate Partners School of Wine & Spirits offers a chance for brides- and grooms-to-be to explore libations before (or instead of) a night on the town.
Popular Peter's Pub Announces Final “Last Call”
The owners of the Oakland Avenue bar announced on Facebook they have decided to retire -- but are planning one last “hoorah.”
Sunrise, Sunset: Pittsburgh Playhouse's Second Act
The curtain is closing this month on the historical Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland, but it will rise again when Point Park University this fall unveils its new theater Downtown, a space with a history of its own.
Best Places to Introduce Children to the Performing Arts
When you see a show at one of these organizations, you may enjoy it as much as the children.
He Recovers from Stroke to Officiate Granddaughter's Wedding
It was always Ashley Watkins’ dream to have her grandfather perform her wedding ceremony — but a serious illness almost got in the way.
How Kesi Howard is Breaking Down Barriers to Health Care
As outreach coordinator at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, Kesi Howard works to overcome language barriers, cultural differences regarding domestic violence and lack of knowledge about available preventative care options among Pittsburgh's growing immigrant and refugee population.
Puppy Love Leads to Happily Ever After
This groom-to-be took advantage of a photo shoot with the couple’s pup to get down on one knee — and have the big moment captured on film.
One-Act Play "Building the Wall" Is a Cautionary Tale
The 12 Peers Theater play offers a picture of a dystopian future in Trump’s America.
‘Conversations’: 8 Interesting People Revive a Lost Art
We sit down with hockey coaches, college students, farmers and the mayors of two cities to see what they had to say.
Watch: 94-Year-Old Pens Fan Has Created an Amazing New Fight Song
Warning: it will get stuck in your head.
First Eaglet Hatches in Harmar Nest
You can watch the new, fuzzy grey baby on the Audubon Society’s webcam.
Wow-Worthy Wedding Photos on Pitt’s Campus
Pitt grads, take note: These couples dazzled in their Cathedral of Learning photo shoots.
Daily Show Stand-Up Tour Comes to Arcade
Three writers from “The Daily Show” will bring their own material to Arcade Comedy Theater this weekend.
Pittsburghers – Do You Need a Digital Detox?
Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel is now offering a package where guests must literally unplug from technology.
Spare Change: A New Way of Giving
A local group is using music and some spare change to help charities — and filming every step of the way.
Carnegie Science Center Opens New Little Learners Exhibit
After more than a month of renovations, the fourth floor space will reopen Saturday with a nature-themed exhibit designed for children 6 and under with new features and revamped favorites.
