Author: Sean Collier
'Orange Flower Water' is Must-See Theater
The No Name Players' newest effort is a near-perfect, thoroughly heartbreaking look at two affairs.
Rockin’ in the Free World
At the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series, you can see world-class bands perform under a starry sky for a grand total of $0.
Gotham City's Evolution
Mapping Batman's journey through Pittsburgh - from the filming contract to the release of 'Dark Knight.'
Clint Hurdle is Not Satisfied
Clint Hurdle’s Pirates tasted success in his first season as manager — but he’s ready to push them to greatness.
Laugh in the Face of Cancer
Support a good cause by heading to Diesel for the finals of Gilda Club's comedy search, headlined by Aaron Kleiber.
Throughline's 'Book of Tricks' is Refreshing Theater
First-time playwright Alex Galatic delves into the realities of raising a child with an autism spectrum disorder.
Re-Live the 25 Best Restaurants Party With Our Live Blog
The only way to make a smorgasbord of the best food in Pittsburgh taste even better? Booze.
The Oaks' Moonlit Matinees Will Make Your Friends Better People
Give your friends the ultimate gift of culture by taking them to all 13 must-see films at this summer's fest.
Five Beers You Need to Drink This Summer
We’ve all got problems, and there's a beer to solve each and every one.
Any Given Sundae
Get the inside scoop on Klavon's ice cream parlor in the Strip District.
We're Breaking Rules for Market Square's Farmers Market
Every so often, an event comes along that forces After Dark to venture outside in the "daylight."
Don't Look Down: Kennywood's Open
The hotly anticipated new coaster, the Black Widow, is still under construction, but who can resist potato patch fries?
King of the Hill
Bigham Tavern is a gem of a neighborhood bar hidden away on Mount Washington.
Crash Course in Pittsburgh Stand-Up
Check out the second installment of Dr. Brian King’s Fresh-Cut Comedy showcase at Most Wanted Fine Art Gallery.
'Dutchman' Flies High at Bricolage
LeRoi Jones' challenging, immersive play about race relations is a transformative experience.
Spend Mutter's Day With the Animal Rescue League
Something tells us this canine fashion show at the Priory has serious YouTube potential.
The Pittsburgh Monologue Project Wants to Tell You a Juicy Secret
The city’s up-to-the-minute anthropologists return for their eight year at the ModernFormations Gallery in Bloomfield.
POP! Star
Andy Warhol receives the musical treatment at City Theatre — but like the man himself, it’s anything but conventional.
For the Love of the Game
At the club’s 10th anniversary, the Pittsburgh Passion is at the forefront of women’s football.
Booming Family
Go inside the Zambelli fireworks factory in New Castle.
Pour a Pint at Craft Beer Week
Plus, the nerds inherit the earth at this weekend's Pittsburgh Comicon.
Grandly Slammed
Is the bar stool at PNC Park's new Bowtie Bar the best seat in the house?
Review: Lawrenceville's Industry Public House
Industry Public House features 40 brews on tap, including two house specials from local Full Pint Brewing.
Play Ball
This weekend, the Pirates welcome their friendly neighbors from Philadelphia to PNC Park for the home opener.
Rejoice: Pittsburgh Finally Has a Great Tequila Bar
The East End’s ultra-cool Verde Mexican Kitchen and Cantina offers a stunning 170 tequilas.
Future Tenant's 10th Birthday Party is Cooler Than Yours Was
The boundary-breaking art gallery celebrates its birthday with a Bakery Square bash.
Get Buff
Buff up on your Civil War history with a quick weekend getaway, or just drink like a bluecoat.
A Building That Breathes
The recently completed Center for Sustainable Landscapes at Phipps Conservatory ranks among the greenest buildings on Earth.
52 Great Weekend Getaways
Whether you're a rock climber, arts lover or foodie, we've got a destination for you.
Flame-thrower
Closer Joel Hanrahan found success with the Pirates — and he’s hungry for more.
Bound in History
Go inside the William R. Oliver Special Collections Room at the Carnegie Library.
Pittsburgh Power Returns to the CONSOL Energy Center
Plus, find out how to score opera tickets for less than the price of pizza.
Great Google-y Moogly
Google Pittsburgh's new Kennywood-themed office space will blow your mind.
Why You Need to See 'Hunger Games'
Rising above the white noise of hype and anti-hype, Jennifer Lawrence shines in a science-fiction gem.
Downtown Expected to Welcome 150,000 for St. Patty's Parade
With the parade falling on the holiday itself, there's no better time to pretend you're Irish for a weekend.
11 Rules for Drinking Like a Real Irishman
How to spend your St. Patrick’s Day drinking as authentically as possible.
Brando It Ain't: Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Does 'Streetcar'
PBT becomes the first American company to perform choreographer John Neumeier's adaptation of Tennessee Williams' immortal play.
The Jam-Packed, Self-Serving Spring Concert Preview
Faced with too many great concerts on the spring calendar, we had to get a little selfish.
Phipps Unveils 'Tropical Forest India' Exhibit
Plus, 'darkly mysterious' songstress Eilen Jewell plays Club Cafe and a Lawrenceville spot offers Civil War-era libations.
Drink Like Your Great-Great-Great-Grandfather at Arsenal Cider House
‘Mad Men’ nostalgia is played out, so take a trip way back in time to the days of mead and Bluecoats.
Intriguing Theater Abounds This Weekend
Plus, the JACK Quartet pushes boundaries at The Warhol and the red carpet awaits at Lights! Glamour! Action!
How to Party Like an Oscar Winner Without the Morning-After TMZ Mugshot
Now you don't need to have the personality disorder and compromised morals of a Hollywood star in order to party on the red carpet like one.
Turn Red, White and Blue in Style at 'History Uncorked'
Plus, an all-female improv group debuts and Chatham Baroque injects some loveliness into your weekend.
Can't Ms. the Punchline
Tired of being underrepresented in the comedy scene, three local comediennes are set to launch an all-female variety group.
Penny for Your Slots
How to go crazy at the Rivers Casino without losing your shirt.
The Smiling Moose: Best Bar on the South Side?
This labor of love might just be the most agreeable, everything-to-everyone bar on East Carson.
Don't Miss Our Bakery's Best Party at Bakery Square
This Saturday, enjoy sweet treats from some of the region's best bakeries and a free brew, too.
New Theater Group Wants to Get Weird With You
12 Peers Productions brings Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s horror-kitsch to Lawrenceville.
