From the Magazine
The Art of Quilting: Stitching Together a Community
Amy Bornman is making all things well with her business meant to connect handmade clothing, quilts and other fiber art with community in the city.
“I'm Only 31”: The Legacy of Jonny Gammage
Ex-Steeler Ray Seals still carries the memories of his lost cousin, Jonny Gammage, who died 24 years ago during a run-in with Brentwood police.
Announcing the 2019 40 Under 40 Honorees
Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP recognize 40 outstanding individuals under the age of 40 whose creativity, vision and passion enrich the Pittsburgh region. it's time to meet the class of 2019.
Three Local Artisans Setting the Market on Fire
Mia Tarducci, Andrew Jowdy Collins and John Malecki are Pittsburgh’s most talked about, talented and Instagram-worthy artists.
A Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece Gets a Second Chance
Now open for tours and overnight stays, Mantyla was designed by the famed architect and shipped in pieces from rural Minnesota and rebuilt at Polymath Park in the Laurel Highlands.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Odd Fairytale House on Route 28
A renowned architect’s fantasy project in Aspinwall needs a new owner.
Go Inside HGTV Star Steve Ford's Renovated Warehouse
The "Restored by the Fords" star shows off his most personal project yet — his own home.
2019 HOME Readers' Choice Poll Winners
From architects to builders, interior designers to landscape visionaries, everyone has favorite resources when it’s time to renovate or rebuild. We proudly announce this year's winners of Pittsburgh Magazine HOME Readers' Choice Awards.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in September
Your 10 best bets for this month include Brews in the Park, Bubble Boy: The Musical and the Pittsburgh Mac and Cheese Festival.
Perspectives: The Gift of Practice
I love this word, “practice.” It is an exercise, a pattern, a rhythm to set your weeks to ... and it's cheaper than therapy.
Steelers Challenge: Making the Most of Big Ben’s Final Years
The Steelers couldn’t find a franchise quarterback between Terry Bradshaw and Ben Roethlisberger. Now, with Roethlisberger as the sole remaining link to the team’s Super Bowl success, the time for another championship run is now — or it might not be for a while.
Restaurant Review: Alta Via
With its first new restaurant in 15 years, the big Burrito Restaurant Group proves it still has it.
The Amazing and Important Things Being Taught Off Campus
For Pittsburgh’s universities, some of the most dynamic research and learning take place beyond campus borders.
A Helping Hand: School Supplies as Easy as ABC
The Education Partnership helps teachers get what they need without breaking the bank.
Coworking Gets Down to Business in Pittsburgh
Sharing a workspace becomes more than just a place to plug in a laptop for entrepreneurs seeking an environment where they interact and help others.
Find Out How to Play Hockey at the Bottom of a Pool
Penguins skate on the ice; stingrays swim below it. See what happens when they toss the puck in the pool.
Our 50 Years: Myron Cope on Sports
In the earliest years of Pittsburgh Magazine, we didn’t quite know how to cover sports — so we just let Myron Cope say whatever he wanted.
#Shalieve in Love: An Exclusive Look at the Shaziers' Wedding
Ryan Shazier and wife Michelle Rodriguez never lost faith that they’d get their dream day. A year and a half after the Steelers linebacker suffered a severe spinal injury, he danced at his wedding.
11 Real Pittsburgh Weddings
Chosen from more than 70 submissions, these 11 couples celebrated with lots of personal touches at local venues. We share all of the details that got them to “I Do.”
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in August
Your 10 best bets for this month include Rock, Reggae & Relief, Shawn Mendes and a Party at the Pier.
Afraid to Go to the Dentist? Consider the Sedation Solution
For some patients, dental work wouldn’t be possible if they were fully alert.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in July
Your 10 best bets for this month include Van Gogh in Bloom, Star Wars and the return of Hootie and the Blowfish.
Perspectives: On Caring to See
A teacher at the University of Pittsburgh learns a lesson about street medicine.
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