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How Prime Stage Theatre Has Brought Authenticity to 'The Miracle Worker'
The story of Helen Keller and the play’s presentation also highlights the connection the famous educator and advocate had with Pittsburgh.
Collier’s Weekly: Pittsburgh: Magic Capital of the World?
The show “The Life and Death of Harry Houdini” underlines how vital Pittsburgh has become to the world of magic.
Get Ready to Say ‘Guten Tag’ to the Annual German-Style Christmas Market in Harmony
Celebrating the historical town’s roots, The WeihnachtsMarkt features a variety of artisan vendors, crafters and German-style foods and drinks.
Pittsburgh International to Start Nonstop Flights to Iceland in Spring 2024
It's been five years since the Steel City had nonstop flights to the Land of Fire and Ice.
Even the Bridges Will Illuminate for Light Up Night This Year
Light Up Night 2023 will be brighter than ever as the Downtown bridges will light up and “American Idol” winner Phillip Phillips will headline the entertainment.
Southwest To Offer Nonstop Flights Between Pittsburgh and San Diego
It's the first time nonstop service has been available between the two cities since early 2019.
Point Park University Launches Growth Plan with Bold Visions for Downtown
Pioneer Vision 2030 calls for a new events center, more performance space, multigenerational housing, more athletic programs and a push for higher enrollment.
Find a variety of shows at Arcade Comedy Theater's 10-Year Anniversary
Eight celebration shows over four days are planned to celebrate all that the Cultural District’s home for comedy has to offer.
Why Pittsburgh Zoning Officials Rejected Plans for A Condo High-Rise Near Frick Park
The variances would have cleared the way for an 8-story residential project on the Irish Centre property.
What Will $15 Million Do to Help Pittsburgh's Affordable Housing Offerings?
Awarded under the PA Housing Finance Agency’s Housing Options Grant Program, the funding will go toward the preservation and new construction of 579 affordable rental units.
What Feature Will Soon Make Three Pittsburgh Bridges Even More Beautiful at Night?
Thousands of programmable LED lights are being installed on the towers and suspension cables of the Andy Warhol, Rachel Carson and Roberto Clemente bridges.
How to Manage Candy Overload After a Successful Night of Trick-Or-Treating
Halloween is around the corner and Allegheny Health Network pediatricians have provided families with tips to prevent overindulging on sweets.
A New Building for High-Tech Learning Opens at CCAC's North Side Campus
Allegheny County Community College will unveil its new $43 million Center for Education, Innovation & Training on Oct. 26 that will prepare students for high-demand careers.
A New Spotlight on Pittsburgh's Chinatown
The Downtown neighhorhood is the focus of a free program Oct. 29 that will tell the stories of the hundreds of Chinese immigrants drawn to the Golden Triangle.
Prayers, Appeals for Better Gun Control To Mark Fifth Anniversary of One of Pittsburgh's Darkest Days
Survivors of the shooting that took 11 lives at the Tree of Life Synagogue Oct. 27, 2018 will gather to not only honor the victims, but provide a platform for other community members to speak on gun violence and legislation.
Finish Your Holiday Shopping Early By Supporting Local Makers, Artisans
The 19th annual Handmade Arcade Holiday Market will be held Dec. 1 and 2 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Where Can You Buy Locally Grown Produce in the City of Pittsburgh?
The CitiParks’ Farmers Markets are in full swing through mid-November in Squirrel Hill, the East End, Carrick and the North Side.
Where You Can Transport to 1912 and Imagine Life Aboard the RMS Titanic
The Carnegie Science Center’s latest addition, the immersive TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition, will run through April 15 inside of the PPG Science Pavilion.
Does Your Company Manufacture Some of the Robotics Industry’s Innovative Technologies?
Submit exhibitor requests for the Pittsburgh Robotics Network’s Discovery Day by Friday, Oct. 20.
How a Local Family is Helping to Change the World, One Restroom at a Time
The Abernethy family of the North Hills has helped bring adult changing tables to many large venues in the Greater Pittsburgh region, with the most recent at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium.
How A New Path Is Improving Travel on Pittsburgh's Riverfront Trail
A $4.2 million state-funded project has improved a vital connector between the Mon Wharf and Point State Park along the Great Allegheny Passage.
After Eight Years, The Circus Is Back in Pittsburgh
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus is back in town — and back from the brink of extinction.
