How's Work?: Piping Up
Carnegie Mellon professor Andrew Carlisle leads the school's bagpiping program, instructing a select group of piping majors as well as those looking to gain more music knowledge.
2014 Pittsburgher of the Year Event
On Jan. 23, Pittsburgh Magazine honored the Pittsburgh Pirates, our 2013 Pittsburghers of the Year, at a reception held at Rivers Casino.
George Washington's 7 Trips to Pittsburgh Were Certainly Eventful
A look back at our nation’s first president’s many visits. Don’t worry — we’ll save the best (and first) for last.
Pittsburgh's Improv Scene is Coming Alive (and You're Invited)
Arcade Comedy Theater and Steel City Improv Theater offer sessions teaching you how to entertain others — and get through grim situations with a smile on your face.
The All-Star on the Sidelines
Pitt women's basketball coach Suzie McConnell-Serio leads the lady Panthers into the ACC.
Getting Around in the 24-Hour City
Two powerful politicians are teaming up to improve your commute.
Tunnel Monster vs. River Monster
Only one local legend can survive.
‘A Rollercoaster Ride Multiplied By 10’
How three-time Olympic sprinter Lauryn Williams wound up on Team USA’s Sochi-bound bobsled team.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's Gallery Crawl Turns 10
Take in myriad exhibits during the regular (free!) gallery crawl before CrawlAfterDark starts.
Braddock Avenue Books Celebrates First Birthday
The indie publishing house was founded a year ago with the intent of telling tales that examine the human condition.
The Pittsburgh That Could Have Been: Part ‘Star Wars,’ Part Paris
An Arc de Triomphe over Bigelow Boulevard? A Central Park in the Strip District? Twin towers downtown? It could have happened.
Defy Gravity (Yet Again) in the Cultural District
Mega Broadway hit "Wicked" returns to the Steel City for another run.
Mega Roundtable Part III: Should Ray Shero Wheel and Deal at the Deadline?
The gang wraps up their epic chat with everyone’s favorite topic: the trade deadline.
Mega Roundtable Part II: Why Are the Penguins So Good This Season?
The boys are back to discuss Bylsma’s new systems, playoff meltdowns and the state of the locker room.
Mega Roundtable Part I: Should Ray Shero Trade Kris Letang?
Seven vaguely esteemed hockey writers and one enigmatic radio host return to break down the Penguins with no regard for decorum or taste.
Undercover: 'Sorrow'
This book, which truly delivers sadness, puts publisher Braddock Avenue Books on par with a major publishing house.
Celebrate the 'Year of the Ox' with a Local Rock Outfit
Fist Fight in the Parking Lot debuts its latest release Saturday at Altar Bar.
How's Work?: Tailor to the Elves
Mikie Benton helps 'Burghers look like Santa and other whimsical characters year-round.
Small-Screen Pioneer
Born with severe deformities, North Side native Norbert Nathanson becomes one of television’s early frontrunners.
Undercover: 'Their Life's Work: The Brotherhood of the 1970s Steelers, Then & Now'
“Their Life’s Work …” is a necessary read for anyone with an interest in the Steelers and professional football.
Flicks: Monroeville Mall Gets a Cinema
Now you can catch a film in the spot where "Dawn of the Dead" was shot.
