Want to Know When and Where Pittsburgh-Area Ice Skating Rinks Are Open?
Ice skaters now have plenty of options just as the cold weather settles in.
Embrace Varied Cultures As The Cathedral Of Learning Plans Return Of Its Holiday Open House
Learn about various holiday traditions under one roof from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
#GivingTuesday: Pittsburgh Raises More Than $3 Million In 24 Hours To Support Local Nonprofits
The Give Big Pittsburgh donation portal will remain open through Dec. 31.
Why Tom Ross is Cleaning Up Pittsburgh — One Bag at a Time
The North Hills native has collected 500 bags of trash this year alone.
Why Allegheny County Is Cutting Back on Covid Testing Sites
The first phase of closing 11 testing sites begins Dec. 2.
What Should Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront Park Look Like?
The public is invited to give input into the park’s design at a Dec. 7 workshop at the Byham Theater.
Pittsburgh Native Billy Porter To Receive Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
The actor, singer, director, composer and playwright will be honored on Dec. 1.
’Tis the season: Give Big Pittsburgh Returns For Its 6th Year on Tuesday
Pittsburghers making a difference for those in need.
Take a Trip to Mars, Departing From the North Shore of Pittsburgh
At the Carnegie Science Center’s new, permanent exhibition, “Mars: The Next Giant Leap,” guests learn how we could be heading to the red planet sooner than you’d think.
North Park Holiday Laser Show Returns For a Third Year
The 45-minute show raises thousands for the Kane Foundation.
Want to Know Which Roads Will Be Closed This Weekend For Light-Up Night?
Keep this list handy if you have any plans to be Downtown.
Getting To “The Big Easy” Will Be Even Easier from Pittsburgh
Discount carrier Breeze Airways is launching nonstop service to New Orleans and resuming its nonstop service in Hartford, Connecticut.
More People Are Choosing to Live Downtown, Will Office Workers Follow?
A new report from the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership suggests that residential occupancy rates and rents are on the rebound, but are not yet back to pre-pandemic levels.
Rare Velvet Underground Master Tapes from Famous Album Discovered at The Warhol
The nine tracks from “The Velvet Underground & Nico” will be part of an exhibition at the museum in the coming year.
Why This Pittsburgh-Area School Made Time Magazine's List of Best Inventions for 2022
Part of the Seneca Valley School District, Ehrman Crest was the only educational institute on the list, which highlights impactful new ideas from around the world.
Row House Cinema Reopens After Projector Issue Is Resolved
The theater had been scrambling to fix a broken part.
A New Name for One of the City’s Best Movie Theaters
The Tull Family Theater will adopt a new name for the new year — one that doubles as a tribute to one of the cinema’s favorite patrons.
Is Your Name On Lists That Identify Incorrectly Dated Ballots in Pittsburgh?
Voters in Allegheny County can still have their ballots fixed in time to have their vote counted.
Pittsburgh Is a Character in the Moving, Powerful Movie “Dear Zoe”
Adapted from the novel by Pittsburgh author Philip Beard, “Dear Zoe” had a gala premiere Wednesday Downtown.
Rock Legend Joan Jett Headlines This Year's Light Up Night in Pittsburgh
The 61st Light Up Night celebration will take place Saturday, Nov. 19, and will include concerts, fireworks, a new house for Santa, a 1-ton Prantl’s cake and so much more.
Head of Milwaukee Arts Center To Lead Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Kendra Whitlock Ingram, a Duquesne University grad, will be the first person of color in the role.
Shopping With Dignity at The Pittsburgh Food Bank's New Market
The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank recently opened The Market to provide a genuine grocery shopping experience for all Pittsburghers.
Urban League Reaps $6 Million Gift From Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
It’s one of 25 Urban League affiliates around the country to receive similar donations from the billionaire benefactor.
Here’s The First Look At Filmed-in-Pittsburgh’s ‘The Pale Blue Eye’
Scenes in the trailer look like they’re straight out of an Edgar Allan Poe poem.
First Look: What Pittsburgh Is Planning for Light-Up Night 2022
For the second year in a row, Light-Up Night will be on a Saturday.
Weekend Road Trip: Enjoy The Peace and Quiet of Pymatuning
Fishing, sailing, hunting, hiking, biking, kayaking and sitting by a campfire are the main activities here.
Holiday Rush: Airlines Are Adding New Flights and Resuming Others at Pittsburgh International
Holiday travel at PIT is expected to be at 91% of pre-pandemic levels.
How Hope and Unity Emerged From Tragedy: A New Tree of Life Documentary Debuts This Week
“A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting,” which depicts the attack as well as its aftermath, will premiere Wednesday on HBO.
What You Can See and Do at Pittsburgh's New Moonshot Museum
The nonprofit on the North Side — touted as Pennsylvania’s first space museum — is already drawing hundreds of visitors.
Watch the Trailer: Tom Hanks is No Mister Rogers in Movie Shot in Pittsburgh Area
“A Man Called Otto” will be in theaters in Pittsburgh in January.
Pittsburgh Nurse: Breast Cancer Patients Should Be Treated With More Compassion
Oncology nurse Theresa Brown, who faced this disease, is one of nine winners of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing Awards who are profiled in the upcoming December issue.
Go “Behind the Stage Door” with the New Rich Engler Documentary
The enjoyable look at music history is now available on demand.
Take Home Some Lost Treasures at the Annual Airport Auction
Items abandoned at Pittsburgh International Airport will hit the auction block this weekend.
Watch Bruno Sammartino Revisit His Childhood Home at the History Center
The late wrestling legend explores his youth in war-torn Italy in the documentary “Bruno Sammartino,” which receives its Pittsburgh premiere Oct. 6.
What Should Be Done About the Lack of Public Restrooms in Downtown Pittsburgh?
A public forum will be held Oct. 6 to get public input on an issue affecting tourism and quality of life.
