Peers, players, and regular observers know him to be one of the best coaches — and people — in college basketball.
Todd Kreidler, who helped to conceive the Pulitzer-Prize-winning playwright’s final written work, returns to Pittsburgh to direct that play, continuing his mission to keep the master’s words alive.
PittGirl says, no offense to this fictional character, but it's time to redefine the quintessential Pittsburgher.
Your 10 best bets for this month.
But is that a good thing?
This may be the only time you'll only hope to use the words "horrifying" and "date" in the same sentence.
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership brings back its free Sunday-morning Yoga in the Square sessions — this time indoors.
The downtown comedy venue has side-splitting events scheduled through Saturday.
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre preserves the work of late choreographers with its productions of “Beauty and the Beast” and “La Bayadère.”
This month, Anti-Flag, Zoso and New Madrid are among the acts performing in Pittsburgh.
For those who miss football, there are great new books on the subject to tide you over until next season.
Head to the Cultural District on Friday for a night of free comedy, art, film and food.
“The Voice” finalist Chris Jamison is back in Pittsburgh after finishing third on the NBC show. Now he’s ready to break into the music business on his own terms.
Great shopping, tasty dining, fine art and one unusual hardware store all are packed within the community’s borders.
Busting the myth of an A-List wedding proposal at one of Pittsburgh's historic hotels.
Take a date, or a friend, to the Pittsburgh Glass Center's February Make It Now workshop.
Meet Doug Parfitt, who once detailed the plane that carried Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy.
A new economy is being built by a younger, highly educated generation that appreciates the city’s past while embracing its future.
She says we 'Burghers must recognize our resistance to change and realize that we need to give it a chance.
Two teams that clearly don't like each other are vying for bragging rights for the state.
On Jan. 8, 2015, Pittsburgh Magazine hosted a reception to honor the 2014 Pittsburghers of the Year, The Fred Rogers Company, at Rivers Casino.
Also this weekend, Clint Eastwood's new, Oscar-nominated movie finally makes it to Pittsburgh.
PittGirl discovers why the famous female aviator made an unplanned stop here.