Author: Admin Staff - Matt Aney
House of the Week: A Hilltop Retreat with Panoramic Views in Peters Township
Walls of windows, resort-style outdoor living, and thoughtfully designed spaces make this beautifully reimagined home a true everyday escape.
A New Celebration of Celtic Heritage Is Coming to Arts Landing
The festival follows the successful launch of other events in the Celtic Fire Festival Series, which has become a signature initiative of the Irish Partnership of Pittsburgh.
ScareHouse Returns, Bringing Haunts and Halloween Horror to North Shore
The popular Halloween attraction has been on hiatus since 2024, but will launch its new endeavor at The Plaza at North Shore this October.
Let the Good Times Roll at Roux Orleans
Located in the North Side’s Chateau neighborhood, the eatery specializes in authentic New Orleans cuisine.
Here Are All the Events Happening This August at The Frick
Youth artist workshops, lunch pail lectures, scavenger hunts and more.
Who Are the 10 Pittsburghers Joining the Walk of Fame This Year?
An induction ceremony will be held on Oct. 13, at 10:30 a.m. at The Terminal in the Strip District.
Meet the Artists Behind PIT’s Newest Installations
The series of free talks will continue on select dates through September.
5 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
Plus, seasonal events around the city.
Frick Park’s Trackchair Program Allows Lovebirds to Explore the Great Outdoors Together
Haily Tucker and Maddock “Doc” Wall go on dates in electric-powered, all-terrain wheelchairs.
This Tool Can Help You Navigate the Parkway East Closure
The 511PA webpage and app offer insight into real-time traffic conditions.
Homewood Pool Reopens As Part of Park Transformation Project
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the pool on Saturday.
National Geographic Dubs Pittsburgh Street an ‘American Wonder’
To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, National Geographic compiled a Wonders of America list, which highlights "the grandest, wildest, strangest bits of geography and culture all across an eclectic country.”
Pittsburgh’s First Tiny Home Is Back On the Market
Built in Garfield as a cityLAB experiment, the compact, energy-efficient home spent several years as a short-term rental.
Wexford Garden and Pond Tour Returns After Three-Year Hiatus
This Saturday, Wexford homeowners will open their doors to showcase their gardens, ponds and fairy houses.
Hartwood Acres Park Becomes First in County to Join Old-Growth Forest Network
The Old-Growth Forest Network’s goal is to locate and designate at least one protected forest in every county in the U.S. that can sustain a native forest.
‘The Pitt’ Lands 25 Emmy Nominations
The Pittsburgh-based medical drama has been recognized for outstanding acting, directing, writing and more.
Dig in With Graver: Fun Finger Foods
Have you tried the Mrs. Flax Diet?
House of the Week: Classic Colonial Living in the Heart of Fox Chapel
A beautifully maintained home with a renovated guest house, five-car garage, and spectacular backyard retreat in one of Fox Chapel’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Which Bridge Is Your Favorite?
How you can help choose the next addition to the Kamin Science Center’s famed miniature railroad.
It’s the Summer of Sebak
WQED’s iconic documentarian is celebrating 50 years in public broadcasting.
Would You Like Fries With That?
How you can score a free bag of French fries from Sheetz.
Perspectives: What I learned Moving From Rochester to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Magazine’s summer intern shares her experience of becoming a Yinzer.
PIT Donates Lost Items to Charity and Preps for Popular Auction
From clothes and jewelry to medical equipment and cars, the airport is finding homes for its abandoned items.
Pittsburgh is Mission Control for Cocktail Tourism
November’s MixBurgh Cocktail Weekend & Conference will welcome industry experts from around the globe.
Powerboat Racing to Return to Pittsburgh’s Waterfronts
A new three-year partnership brings the sport back for the first time in more than a decade.
Kyklops Tattoo Celebrates 20 Years With Community Festival
The long-standing tattoo shop opened on the South Side in 2006.
Dig in With Graver: Turning up the Heat at Giant Eagle
Binko’s Pymatuning Lake Chili Co. hot sauces and other Pittsburgh-made products won’t disappear from the supermarket chain, which was recently acquired by Ohio-based Kroger.
Women & Business Profile: Khamil Bailey
Khamil Bailey is founder and CEO of Cocoapreneur PGH.
Women & Business Profile: Justine Russo
Justine Russo is director of sustainability and business intelligence at PITT OHIO.
Women & Business Profile: Sarah Mayer
Sarah Mayer is a partner and owner at Shift Collaborative.
Women & Business Profile: Gabrielle Morella
Gabrielle Morella is the managing partner at Morella & Associates.
It’s a Big Dill: Jumpstart Pittsburgh’s Fave Pickle Fest With a ‘Taste of Picklesburgh’
Celebrate Picklesburgh early with dill-inspired bites, cocktails, and exclusive merchandise at participating Downtown businesses July 9–19.
The Dreaded Closure of I-376 Is Coming. Here’s What to Expect.
When roads will be closed, what detours you can take and what PennDOT says about the traffic.
Even More Activities Announced Ahead of Pittsburgh’s 4th of July Celebration
A ride on a new Ferris wheel will benefit local veterans.
Foodie: Garlic Scapes are Perfect for Pesto
The curly greens are one of early summer’s most fleeting (and tasty) ingredients.
The Savvy Yinzer's Guide To: Big Boy No. 4014
Everything you need to know about the world’s largest operating steam locomotive.
House of the Week: Pittsburgh’s Iconic “Garden House” in Shadyside
A meticulously restored 1913 English Cottage Revival estate with seven bedrooms, enchanting gardens, and timeless architectural details.
Flying High With Art in the Airport
The new program coincides with the 59th Carnegie International.
Something to Smile About: Eat'n Park's Iconic Cookie Turns 40
Recently named "The Coolest Thing Made in PA," the Smiley Cookie has been making kids (and adults) happy since 1986.
Getaway: America’s Only Italy-inspired Water Park Is Just a Two-Hour Drive From Pittsburgh
Owned by America’s oldest family saucemaker, DelGrosso’s Park in Tipton features family-friendly rides, a water park and plenty of pasta. Don't forget to visit nearby Boyer Candy Co. while you're there.
Celebrate America’s Semiquincentennial by Boarding the Spirit of 1776
Young volunteers from the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum recreated the star-spangled streetcar, which is on display at the Washington County facility.
Five Budget-Friendly Ways To Stay Cool And Beat The Heat
With unseasonably warm weather upon us many Pittsburghers are flocking to fountains, pools and splash parks.
What Does Giant Eagle’s Future Look Like?
The regional supermarket chain was recently sold to Kroger for $1.65 billion, but officials promise consistency.
Start the school year in style with Von Maur®
From picture-perfect first-day outfits to everyday essentials, Pittsburgh families can find everything they need at Von Maur for a stylish, stress-free school year.
2026 Best of the 'Burgh Winners
Readers cast more than 230,000 votes in 2026 to determine the city’s best in dining, entertainment, shopping and more.
My Best of the 'Burgh: Jessica's Picks
Editor Jessica Sinichak highlights her favorite winners from 2026.
My Best of the 'Burgh: Ollie's Picks
Associate Editor Ollie Gratzinger highlights his favorite winners from 2026.
