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My Favorite Room with Richard DeShantz

Much like his food, the celebrated chef’s home in Pittsburgh’s Allentown neighborhood is a work of art. 
Jessica Sinichak, Photos by Huck Beard,

Richard Deshantz is one of Pittsburgh’s most celebrated and prolific chefs — that’s no secret. But perhaps a lesser known tidbit about the co-owner of the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group — whose restaurant portfolio includes Meat & Potatoes, Butcher and the Rye, täkō, Pork & Beans, Poulet Bleu and Fish nor Fowl, plus the upcoming Coop de Ville and gi-jin…
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A Grand New Addition to Pittsburgh Miniature Railroad Display

An iconic Downtown department store is now part of the train display at the Carnegie Science Center.
Lauren Davidson,

PHOTOS COURTESY CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER Each year, the Carnegie Science Center adds a structure to its intricate Miniature Railroad & Village exhibit depicting scenes from the history of western Pennsylvania. For the railroad’s 100th anniversary, it needed to be something grand. “Grand Depot,” the original Kaufmann’s Department Store Downtown, complete with the iconic clock, now sits between the Second Indiana…

Holiday Gift Ideas from Wendell August Forge

New this year: the Pittsburgh Steelers collection.
Content Provided by Wendell August Forge,

Crafted just outside of Pittsburgh for nearly a century, Wendell August gifts are unique symbols of the stories, traditions and milestones that bind us together. Using hand and hammer, our master craftsmen work tirelessly to ensure every piece we forge is special. From our new Pittsburgh Penguins Players Edition Coaster Set, to our stunning new Pittsburgh Steelers Collection featuring a…
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Largest Exhibit of Real Mummies Comes to Pittsburgh

Walk like an Egyptian to “Mummies of the World” at Carnegie Science Center.
Mike May,

COURTESY CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER “May I look upon my soul and my shadow?” — The Egyptian Book of the Dead Mummies are wrapped in mystery and shrouded in silence — literally and figuratively. They intrigue, captivate and frighten us, turning up everywhere from high-culture museums to pop-culture resurrections on the silver screen. (A rollicking take in 1999 had a cocky…
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2019 40 Under 40

PM Staff,

  Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP recognize 40 outstanding individuals under the age of 40 whose creativity, vision and passion enrich the Pittsburgh region. it’s time to meet the class of 2019. You can read more about these amazing individuals in our November issue and online. The winners were honored at a reception at the Rivers Casino Ballroom on…
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Three Rivers Champions Celebration

Magazine Staff,

Pittsburgh Magazine’s Three Rivers Champions is a recognition program designed to honor a Pittsburgher who has demonstrated exceptional commitment to serving our community through volunteerism and charitable deeds. Our 2018 honorees were recognized at an awards celebration on Nov. 15. Click to see pictures from the event.
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Fashion with Compassion

Magazine Staff,

Pittsburgh Magazine and American Heart Association partner again to host the 7th Annual Fashion With Compassion, a fashion show, fundraiser and silent auction at Stage AE presented by UPMC Health Plan and ticket proceeds benefited the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign.

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Best of the ‘Burgh Winners Reception

Magazine Staff,

This spring, our readers cast thousands of votes in categories ranging from businesses and celebrities to farmer’s markets and food trucks. Then we added our own Editors’ picks to the mix. Join us at the Rivers Casino this July to celebrate these winners and Pittsburgh Magazine’s 50th Birthday.
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Meredith Cocks and Brian Curry

This couple made their vows at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in a ceremony officiated by the groom’s brother.
Magazine Staff,

This couple made their vows at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in a ceremony officiated by the groom’s brother.