Author: Sarah Shearer
Pittsburgh Rings, Sings and Dances into the New Year
“Highmark’s First Night Pittsburgh” features 100 performances for kids of all ages and, of course, fireworks for everyone.
The Mon Wharf Switchback Paves a Route to the River
The new ramp to the Monongahela River provides a way for bikers and walkers to access the riverfront.
I Made It! Market Can Simplify Your Holiday Shopping
More than 90 local handicraft artists will come together for a one-day event to save you from a panic-induced Christmas Eve shopping trip.
Festival of Lights Illuminates Holiday Cheer
La Roche hosts a night of drinking cocoa, taking carriage rides and getting into the holiday spirit.
December Concerts to Benefit Tree of Life
Many of the major fundraising events for last month’s Tree of Life massacre are over, but musical artists are continuing to bring the spirit of giving and support.
Experiences, Not Things: Your Pittsburgh Adventure Gift Guide
We rounded up a few only-in-Pittsburgh experiences you'll want to share with loved ones.
She Spends her Holiday Singing in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
White Oak resident Jenny Joyce will join more than 100 fellow Macy’s employees on the “Singing Christmas Tree” at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
She Restores Dignity One Tattoo Removal at a Time
Bridget Miller performs free tattoo removal for former gang members and prison inmates.
More than $2 Million Raised in the Wake of Tree of Life Tragedy
The Tree of Life shooting shook the Pittsburgh community — but its reverberations reached way past city limits. Donors near and far have shown their support in a variety of campaigns and fundraisers.
"Gone With The Wind" Makes its 81-Year Return
Howard Schweitzer grants his late mother’s wish in returning a book to the Carrick library she checked out in 1937.
Kaulen's Geese on the Bridge Are Here to Stay
Tim Kaulen’s newly repainted geese have secured their spot in Pittsburgh’s canon of quirkiness.
Books for Children Affected by Tree of Life Tragedy
The Pitt community is collecting books for children affected by the Tree of Life shooting to help them understand what happened — and where to go from here.
Pittsburgh Foundation to Double Donations for Tree of Life
The Pittsburgh Foundation is committed to match all donations, made by the end of the day on Saturday, to eight local organizations in response to the tragedy at Tree of Life synagogue.
There is a Light: Signs of Hope in the Tree of Life Tragedy
In the midst of a tragic weekend, some Pittsburghers chose to funnel their grief into action — moments that may seem small on a grand scale, but helped to hold the city’s foundation together.
Fitness: Five Great Trails to Run in the Fall in Pittsburgh
Don’t resign yourself to the gym treadmills just yet – fall is one of the best times of the year to get outside and pound the pavement, surrounded by falling leaves and the possibility of grabbing a hot latte on the way home.
Results Are In: Jobs are Plentiful in Pittsburgh
Glassdoor’s newly released city shortlist for hot jobs ranks Pittsburgh #1.
Tango in the Taproom on Tuesdays
North Side pub will offer Tango Tuesdays where you can move to the music and take some dance lessons.
Leslie Odom Jr. Bringing “Hamilton” to the People
The “Hamilton” star will perform with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall for a one-night-only concert perfect for those who may miss the musical in January.
The Best Designed Museum in PA May Surprise You
The newly renovated Westmoreland Museum of American Art showcases its classic collections in a contemporary space
Aquatic Playpen is Coming to the Shores of the Ohio River
The planned 2-acre lagoon along the Ohio riverfront will feature turquoise waters in the summer and be transformed into an ice rink in the winter.
Beehive is Soon to Buzz No More in the 'Burgh
The South Side coffee shop home to Pittsburgh artists for almost 30 years is closing – but the legacy of its longtime resident coffee drinkers and thinkers lives on.
Tom Hanks Will Be in Pittsburgh to Make Sure You Vote
Tom Hanks to speak at Pittsburgh’s Week of Action event, encouraging citizens to register to vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
Bottles and Backpacks Meet in the ‘Burgh
This Homewood-based fabric manufacturer that turns plastic waste into backpacks has launched a new product, and they’re doing it with the help of the local community.
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