Things To Do
Head to the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival, A Fair in the Park or Phantom Fall Fest.
Plus, seasonal events around the city.
A weeklong series of events will include opportunities to see the six larger-than-life Super Bowl rings from the 2026 NFL Draft.
Even if pumpkin spice isn’t your jam, these locales offer flavors that can satisfy any autumnally inclined palate.
From musicals to symphonies, the Cultural District is bustling with an artistic world awaiting discovery.
Located less than 100 miles from Pittsburgh, the Flight 93 National Memorial will host a series of events to honor the 40 victims who died after the plane crashed into a field.
Lunch pail lectures, film screenings, reading clubs and more.
Meet the second group of inductees at a ceremony on Oct. 13.
From food festivals to haunted houses, here’s everything you need to know to make the most of the season.
From casual tours to caving expeditions, there are countless ways to explore the region's rich geological history.
Kinzua Bridge State Park offers beauty and adventure.
Enjoy Little Italy Days, drink a brew at Barrel & Flow Fest and head to the National Aviary.
The popular performance is part of Allegheny County’s 2026 Summer Concert Series.
The World’s Fair of Money invites hardcore hobbyists and casual collectors alike to explore the wonders of American coins.
The event will blend football, fashion and fundraising.
The 57th annual artist market will feature vendors, food trucks and live demonstrations.
A Taste of the Pittsburgh Folk Festival aims to celebrate the cultural heritage of Pittsburgh.
The Flyby 5K race returns on Sept. 19.
The festival follows the successful launch of other events in the Celtic Fire Festival Series, which has become a signature initiative of the Irish Partnership of Pittsburgh.
The popular Halloween attraction has been on hiatus since 2024, but will launch its new endeavor at The Plaza at North Shore this October.
Youth artist workshops, lunch pail lectures, scavenger hunts and more.
An induction ceremony will be held on Oct. 13, at 10:30 a.m. at The Terminal in the Strip District.
The series of free talks will continue on select dates through September.
This Saturday, Wexford homeowners will open their doors to showcase their gardens, ponds and fairy houses.