Things To Do
In October, PNC Broadway will kick off with “The Band’s Visit,” the last Broadway event before the pandemic to play the Benedum Center, and PBT will stage a mixed repertory program.
The park will kick off festivities this weekend, and there are plans to reopen many rides, restaurants and festivals that were closed last year due to the pandemic.
For the first time, the annual celebration of art will be held in the Cultural District instead of Gateway Center Point State Park.
City of Asylum will host International LitFest, a 10-day series of events featuring more than 30 speakers, including Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners.
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy event features live entertainment and a variety of gourmet picnic baskets for purchase.
At Phipps’ summer flower show, a group of oversized ogres represents the power of nature.
A free outdoor exhibit explores the world of fantastical beasts.
The outdoor event will feature local vendors selling art, clothing and food.
Buccos are ready to welcome fans back to PNC Park — but with new COVID-19 safety protocols in place. Here’s what you need to know.
The outdoor event will feature local vendors, pizza and live music.
The series of free movies kicks off Friday, April 2.
Hosted by Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, the free weekly event will include live music and food.
This year's hybrid format will include both in-person and virtual events.
Carnegie Museum of Art has launched an online exhibition of “Reign of Winter,” a surreal piece from the 2013 Carnegie International.
The “Valentine Tardy YaJagoff! Party” is a virtual game show for a good cause.
Jump in your car and follow our guide to some of our region's best roadside attractions. From the Big Mac Museum to the kid-friendly stealth bomber, these unique places are sure to charm.
East End Brewing offers a quick and easy way to raise money for emergency child care organization Jeremiah’s Place.
Try out these ideas for a romantic date night at home.
Hearts in the Park will feature art created by kids along with games and giveaways.
Tours explore the landmark’s landscape and exterior.
In Lissa Brennan’s “Grist From the Mill” series, pieces of Pittsburgh’s industrial past become “dark folklore.”
The public art exhibition curated by Tereneh Idia features the work of 11 artists of color, found in nine locations throughout the Cultural District.
A one-night-only virtual event from Doors Open Pittsburgh takes visitors inside the Clemente Museum.
Spoken word artists express powerful truths during the August Wilson African American Cultural Center’s annual “Poetry Unplugged.”
