Author: Ollie Gratzinger
Duquesne’s Administration, Catholic Diocese Object to ‘Gender Neutral’ Fashion Show
The University has attempted to restrict the event after it received complaints that aspects of the show were in conflict with the university’s “Catholic mission.”
Pittsburgh Artist Burton Morris and his “Friends” Art Show
A New York art show celebrates the contributions of the pop artist to the iconic look of “Friends.”
Circle of Life: A Remarkable Lion is Born near Pittsburgh
A rare Barbary lion is born in Grove City.
A Helping Hand: School Supplies as Easy as ABC
The Education Partnership helps teachers get what they need without breaking the bank.
How to Celebrate the Moon Landing Anniversary in Pittsburgh
To celebrate Apollo 11’s golden anniversary, several local events are set to take place, from film screenings to new exhibits and more.
Open Doors on Liberty Avenue
True T Pittsburgh’s new Bloomfield home creates much-needed, and hard-earned, space for Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ+ Community.
The Park After Dark
Kennywood’s “Night Rider” tickets may be the best bet for many visitors.
Watch: New, Washington County-Shot Comedy Series Hicksters
The series, created by and starring Pittsburgh native and "Man of Steel" actress Christina Wren, premiered in June at the TCL Chinese Theater in Los Angeles.
ConnectBands Improve Pittsburgh’s Public Transit
Pittsburgh Port Authority is debuting a new way to ride the bus. PM Editorial Intern Ollie Gratzinger scored one of the first ConnectBands and reports the technology is a success.
Market Square’s Summer Nights (and Days)
The popular night markets are back, along with daytime activities focused on health and wellness.
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.
Five Essential July Events in Pittsburgh
Aquatic attackers, alcohol-fueled actors and other July happenings.
Film Pioneer Lois Weber to be Honored This Week
The North Side native, believed to be the first female movie director, will receive a historical marker and a program at the History Center.
Local Artists Bring Much More than Canvases
At the Three Rivers Arts Festival, local artists and artisans are around every corner — with a diverse range of one-of-a-kind offerings.
Our Favorite Events and Experiences at the 2019 Three Rivers Arts Festival
A pick — and another one — for every day of the festival's 60th year.
New NFL Merch From Wendell August Forge Begins with the Steelers (and Browns)
The Mercer County company will introduce merchandise for every NFL team by the end of 2019.
Five Essential June Events in Pittsburgh
Farewell funk, frightening film and more June happenings.
