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How Hope and Unity Emerged From Tragedy: A New Tree of Life Documentary Debuts This Week
“A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting,” which depicts the attack as well as its aftermath, will premiere Wednesday on HBO.
What You Can See and Do at Pittsburgh's New Moonshot Museum
The nonprofit on the North Side — touted as Pennsylvania’s first space museum — is already drawing hundreds of visitors.
Watch the Trailer: Tom Hanks is No Mister Rogers in Movie Shot in Pittsburgh Area
“A Man Called Otto” will be in theaters in Pittsburgh in January.
Pittsburgh Nurse: Breast Cancer Patients Should Be Treated With More Compassion
Oncology nurse Theresa Brown, who faced this disease, is one of nine winners of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing Awards who are profiled in the upcoming December issue.
Go “Behind the Stage Door” with the New Rich Engler Documentary
The enjoyable look at music history is now available on demand.
Take Home Some Lost Treasures at the Annual Airport Auction
Items abandoned at Pittsburgh International Airport will hit the auction block this weekend.
Watch Bruno Sammartino Revisit His Childhood Home at the History Center
The late wrestling legend explores his youth in war-torn Italy in the documentary “Bruno Sammartino,” which receives its Pittsburgh premiere Oct. 6.
What Should Be Done About the Lack of Public Restrooms in Downtown Pittsburgh?
A public forum will be held Oct. 6 to get public input on an issue affecting tourism and quality of life.
WQED Head Steps Down, Citing Health Issues
Deborah L. Acklin led the nonprofit through 12 tumultuous years.
Announcing The Winner of Our Cutest Pet Contest
After hundreds of submissions, we picked 25 finalists for our 2022 Cutest Pet Contest. Now, voters have spoken.
Pittsburgh International Airport's Ambitious New Terminal is Well Under Way
Travelers will soon start to notice some construction barriers as big changes take place both inside and out.
What Kennywood Park Is Doing to Increase Security After Last Weekend's Shooting
The park will reopen Friday with doubled police presence and additional security enhancements.
How to Dispose of Your Old Tires, Televisions and More at This Collection Event
If you have old junk that trash collection won’t take, the Pennsylvania Resources Council will.
Pittsburgh Native Son Receives Esteemed Award from Dance Magazine
Choreographer Kyle Abraham is one of five honorees for the prestigious award; he’ll be celebrated at a December event in New York City.
After Just Five Months, Square One is Saying Goodbye to Regent Square
The Square Cafe concept is leaving the neighborhood to join the flagship location in East Liberty.
Mesmerizing to See: Fog Rolls In, Over and Through Pittsburgh
Watch a time-lapse video compiled by thousands of pictures from photographer Dave DiCello.
Household Items Gathering Dust? Here's Your Chance to Donate Them at One Convenient Spot
ReuseFest takes place in October at North Park.
14 Places in Pennsylvania to See the Best Fall Foliage
Near and far, experience the beauty of Appalachian autumn at these locations around the state.
Join Pittsburgh’s Four Independent Comedy Venues for a Month of Laughs
For $20, you can catch a show at Arcade Comedy Theater, the Burgh Bus, Steel City Improv and Bottlerocket Social Hall.
Pennsylvania’s First Bunny Cafe Will Soon Open in Pittsburgh
The cafe plays heavily into the idea of a “third space,” defined as a place for meaningful socialization that isn’t one’s home or workplace.
The Miniature Railroad at Carnegie Science Center Gets a Spooky New Addition
Horror movie fans will recognize it right away.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Publisher Honored With Award for Excellence in Media
The award was given out at this year’s Art Rooney Award Dinner & Auction.
