Author: PM Staff
Coast-to-Coast Art Train to Stop in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is one of 10 lucky cities that will welcome Doug Aitken’s one-of-a-kind public art project.
How to Have the Perfect Pittsburgh Saturday
A team of local bloggers have teamed up to construct the best ‘Burgh day ever.
Watch Fred Rogers’ Emmy Acceptance Speech, Because We All Need It
Need a mental health break from a rough week? Mister Rogers is the best medicine.
Pittsburgh Ranked No. 4 Most Sinful City in U.S.
According to data based on the seven deadly sins, we're all a bunch of depraved jagoffs.
Irish & Classical Goes Dark & Russian
The Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre tangles with Leo Tolstoy’s darkest story, 'The Kreutzer Sonata.'
New Perrier Bottles Pay Homage to Warhol
Limited edition bottles celebrate the 30th anniversary of Andy Warhol's classic Perrier screen prints.
RMU Business School Ranks No. 10 in U.S. for ROI
Robert Morris University makes PayScale.com's list of top 10 business schools with the best return on investment.
TV Chef Zimmern Says 'Burgh is 'Next Big Thing'
Andrew Zimmern, host of Travel Channel's 'Bizarre Foods,' hails Pittsburgh's craftsman approach to life.
Bike Your Buns Off
Pittsburghers can now bike all the way to Washington, D.C., without leaving the trail. Go on, then.
Welcome to the New Pittsburgh Magazine
We have upgraded our site for a seamless experience on desktop, tablet and mobile devices. Enjoy.
You Won’t Believe What 43 Percent of Pittsburgh Dads Lied About
No, it wasn’t being a Steelers fan.
The Point's Fountain Shoots Water, Rainbow Lasers
The spectral show was put on by Pittsburgh-based Lightwave International to celebrate the return of the iconic fountain.
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Own the Tonys
An astounding five CMU School of Drama grads took home hardware at the Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall last night.
PNC Park Ranked Fourth-Best Stadium for Craft Beer
Plus, "True Blood"'s Joe Manganiello gives a big shout-out to his hometown.
Some of Our Favorite Dishes From the 2013 Best Restaurants Party
More than 60 area eateries poured into Heinz Field for the soiree, but these six dishes really wowed us.
The Return of the Spring
The Three Rivers Arts Festival kicks off this weekend with the return of the Point State Park fountain and some great concerts.
Lions, Tigers and Buddhas, Oh My!
The Dollar Bank lions have returned home, the Pittsburgh Zoo has a new furry friend and a floating Buddha is coming to our shores.
This Giant Rubber Duck is Coming to Take Over the Three Rivers
Florentijn Hofman's floating art installation will kick off the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts this fall.
This Giant Rubber Duck is Coming to Take Over the Three Rivers
Florentijn Hofman's floating art installation will kick off the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts this fall.
Eat Up, Party Down
Come hang out with us and a bevy of Pittsburgh's top chefs at the Best Restaurants Party at Heinz Field.
Want to Be The Fan's Next Sports Talk Host?
93.7 The Fan is holding an open contest for a hosting gig on the station's weekend program.
Watch: This CBC Montage Will Pump You Up for Game 2
Get ready to want to run through a brick wall.
WVU Adds Program for Aspiring 'Mad Men' and Women
Bar cart and dubious ethics not included.
What We're Eating: Grilled Cinnamon Buns at Kelly O's
Plus, Kaya Fest brings a tropical block party to the Strip and Six Penn Kitchen offers gluten-free pizza.
Stop Procrastinating and Buy Mom a Present Already
Still trying to figure out a Mother's Day gift? This weekend at Shop Shadyside, you can cop one for a great cause.
Can't-Miss Concert Season Kicks Off
Lyle Lovett, The Breeders and Ghostface Killah rock the 'Burgh this weekend.
Attack Theatre's Dirty Ball is Like Halloween in April
The eight-annual party at South Side's Clock Building will feature wild costumes, liquid treats and hot beats.
'Anything Goes' at Heinz Hall
This weekend offers a brief chance to see the award-winning production 'Anything Goes' as Roundabout Theater Co. makes a Pittsburgh stop on its national tour.
Pop-Up Pierogi Night Settling Down in East End
The crew behind the popular Pierogi Night pop-up event have plans to open a permanent spot in the East End.
A Great Weekend for Hockey
Forget your Final Four bracket woes by enjoying the Frozen Four this weekend at the CONSOL Energy Center.
Tender Bar Brings Craft Cocktails to Lawrenceville
The new Prohibition-themed joint will serve up classic drinks and comfort food in the former Arsenal Building.
Get a Jump on Opening Day
Head to Altoona this weekend for a chance to see the 2013 Pirates play ball a few days early at one of America's great small-town parks.
notion Reopens in the East End
Chef Dave Racicot's acclaimed eatery is back in a new location in East Liberty.
Thursday Night RAW
Get to know the young creatives behind RAW:natural born artists, an independent arts organization, for artists, by artists.
Steal This Book (for Three Hours)
Robert Morris University students launch a book 'rental' program to fight against soaring textbook costs.
Battle of the Cute: And the Winner is …
Meet Duke, the Golden Retriever who you voted the cutest pet in Pittsburgh.
Bon Jovi Takes Over Pittsburgh
Plus, Arcade Comedy Theater gets down to business.
#SocialSavvy
A slew of area business schools make Top 100 social media ranking.
Duquesne Tech Startup Gets Major DARPA Funding
The university's first startup company, which develops software for cyber security, lifts off with a $700,000 grant.
It's a Hockey Weekend in Pittsburgh
Watch the return of Sid and company at our favorite hockey bars.
Lewis Black Set to Rant & Rave at Heinz Hall
The ornery, crass and endearing "Daily Show" favorite arrives in Pittsburgh to deliver his signature political rants.
Gin Up
This weekend, Wigle Whiskey launches its newest creation — a genever-style gin distilled from whiskey.
Root 174 to Host Pop-Up Restaurant
Chicago's traveling pop-up restaurant CRUX to set up shop in Regent Square.
Catch Pittsburgh's Own Frank Nicotero at the Improv
Plus, City Theatre's new show takes 'Mad Men' style to a new level.
Time for Winter CSA Season
It's time to sign up to receive greens, potatoes, eggs, cheese, honey and more local food throughout the winter.
Nothin' Beats Free
Thanks to RADical Days 2012, you can get into some terrific theater, arts and entertainment events through October.
The Panthers Need Your Help
Pitt takes on Virginia Tech this weekend at Heinz Field, plus a new theater classic tears through Oakland and beers flow in Monroeville.
Renaissance Festival Takes Over
Grab a turkey leg and practice your best High English accent, because the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival runs through September.
