Feast and be Active at Little Italy Days This Weekend
There’s much more to this celebration than pasta and sauce, including a Bocce tournament.
Don't Miss: Downtown Pittsburgh's Night Market
The pop-up bazaar features food and drinks, musical acts and vendors selling art, crafts, accessories and home décor.
Season of Change: The New Faces in Higher Education
As students head back to school, get caught up on who’s been coming and going in the past months at the helm of these colleges and universities in western Pennsylvania.
What to Do in Pittsburgh's 'Burg to the East
In Greensburg, you'll find culture, art, a pâtisserie and a farm-to-table restaurant inside a restored train station. Anyone up for a drive?
Influential & Down-to-Earth: Remembering Elsie Hilliard Hillman
Rick Sebak recalls his relationship with Pittsburgh’s late philanthropist and activist.
How's Work?: His Job Is to Help Repair the World
Zack Block runs the Pittsburgh branch of a national nonprofit who's mission is to inspire young Jewish adults to build and transform communities.
Asking an Expert: What Is Power?
"Power is like being a lady ... If you have to tell people you are, you aren’t." Margaret Thatcher
You Should Know Mr Arm and Velda Von Minx
The proprietors of Trundle Manor delight in showing off their house of oddities.
50 Most Powerful People in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Magazine consulted dozens of power brokers and behind-the-scene players to determine and rank the 50 individuals who, in Pittsburgh, make things happen.
15 of Pittsburgh's Future Power Brokers
According to the region's behind-the-scene players, these individuals are some of the city's rising stars.
Aggressive and Adaptable: Pirates' All-Star Gerrit Cole
Entering into the final weeks of the 2015 regular season, pitcher Gerrit Cole has emerged as the Pirates’ ace.
A Sign That This Time, It's Good to Part with the Past
Pitt Girl explains her change of heart on what should be done with the large, decaying billboard on Mount Washington.
Oh, the Humanities - Can They be Saved?
Locally and nationally, college and university students are flocking to programs they perceive to be pathways to jobs while they forego studies of languages, history, art and philosophy. But at what cost?
Joe Grushecky Rocks South Park This Weekend
At this free concert, he'll be joined by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.
Join PittGirl on One of Her Revealing Researching Adventures
Discovering things you may not know about Pittsburgh is a whole lot of work and a whole lot of fun.
Celebrated Actor Comes Home to Star in 'Kinky Boots'
Catch the award-winning show during its dayslong run at the Benedum.
This Weekend Lawrenceville Is Your Go-to for Fun Finds and Flicks
Find great stuff en plein air as part of the Lawrenceville Summer Sidewalk Sale — and then head to Row House Cinema.
Pittsburgh's Top 10 Things to Do in August
From an outdoor FEASTival to a festival of laughs, there's plenty to keep you busy in the last full month of summer.
10 Great Things to Do in Downtown Pittsburgh
Shopping. Dining. Galleries. Live shows. Where should you start when there’s so much to do and see in the golden triangle?
5 Can't-Miss August Concerts in Pittsburgh
Jazz, rock 'n' soul and '60s nostalgia all are on tap this month.
Nightlife: Where to Head in Pittsburgh for Lots of Laughs
Comedy clubs, bars and other venues regularly host improv shows.
Book Review: The Workaday Speech of the Service Industry
Using the language of line cooks and dishwashers, Fred Shaw publishes his first poetry collection.
Hidden Pittsburgh Revealed in Bank's Fascinating Archives
Dollar Bank is diving into 160 years of records to create a searchable database to share with historians, universities, genealogists and curious descendants of long-gone ancestors.
