Arts & Entertainment
An installation at the Westmoreland Museum of Art, "Steel Valley Visions" is a testament to Western Pennsylvania's industrial legacy.
Laugh along with Tommy Davison, take in a collection of thrilling dances with Pittsburgh Ballet Theater or shop for handmade goods from more than 100 local makers.
Citizens Live at the Wylie is scheduled to open this fall.
Richard Parsakian’s career spans almost half a century.
An experienced artistic administrator, Powers shares his vision for the opera’s future, how he plans to engage a younger audience — and why his wife’s perspective is so important.
Among those making guest appearances are Charlie Batch, Corey O'Connor and the cast of "Dance Moms."
Collections of poems from Shaheen Dil and Robert Gibb.
Hockey in Pittsburgh is at the center of two recent novels.
A four-year hip-hop concentration, an elevation to a School of Dance designation and more have amplified the 57-year-old program.
All the books were published in less than a year.
How many of these museums have you been to?
The installation "Momentum" includes two moving, flowing pieces by the artist Patrick Shearn.
Plus, a new book by Ed Simon.
Add these to your reading list.
Flick releases her debut essay collection and a collection of short stories.
The Steel City puts on a white hat once a month for Pittsburgh Honky-Tonk, the popular country-music celebrations hosted by Jon Bindley.
We rounded up the performers coming to your favorite local venues.
The popular podcast tells the modern story of the former steel town known mostly for a deadly 1948 smog disaster.
Julia Warhola has been described by biographers as "freaky." Elaine Rusinko calls her tenacious.
The collection of poems very much speaks to the current moment in our country.
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced the lineup for the 2025-26 season.
The outdoor concert series is celebrating its 11th season.
Laughing matters — and these locals deliver.
Despite the loss of venues and communities as a result of the pandemic, there’s plenty of comedy in Pittsburgh — created by some seriously funny people.