More Low-Income, Affordable Housing Is Coming to Pittsburgh's Uptown
Uptown Flats — developed by Bethlehem Haven and ACTION-Housing — aims to support low-income residents in a holistic way.
Pittsburgh Architecture Week Celebrates the City's Diverse Range of Buildings
The third annual Architecture Week is packed with activities and a contest to choose the public's favorite local design projects.
30 Horror Movies to Watch at Pittsburgh Movie Theaters This October
From classics to new chillers, here are more scary movies than you can possibly fit into your spooky season plans.
Pittsburgh Native Wrestling Champ Lee Moriarty Keeps Fighting — and Learning
The locally trained grappler will return to his hometown for All Elite Wrestling’s fifth-anniversary show this Wednesday.
Photos: ScareHouse Makeup Artists Turn Innocent Victims Into Your Worst Nightmares
At the ScareHouse, makeup artists spend each night of spooky season transforming dozens of actors into terrifying ghouls.
You Can Now Order Free At-Home Covid Tests
All U.S. households can order up to four COVID-19 test kits.
7 Places to Celebrate Pittsburgh’s Spooky Season
Here’s a sampling of Halloween happenings — from jack-o’-lantern trails to haunted museums.
Celebrate Literature With City of Asylum's LitFest This Weekend
The North Side nonprofit offers a lineup of world-class authors, translators and musicians on Sept. 28-29.
Icelandair Expands Nonstop Service to Iceland from Pittsburgh International Airport
The airline in 2025 will start nonstop flights out of PIT a month earlier than it did this year.
This Groom Wore a Jacket Made of Heinz Ketchup Packets to His Wedding
No Hunt’s here! Heinz ketchup company gifted superfan Heinz Le a custom jacket on his big day.
Deer Hunting Expands to More Pittsburgh Public Parks
Fifty bow-hunters will attempt to control the city’s white-tailed deer population after city officials deemed the pilot program a “tremendous success.”
Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Earns AZA Accreditation
The zoo has been without the accreditation since dropping it in 2015 over a dispute involving elephant handling.
Stevie Wonder Is Coming to Pittsburgh
The Steel City is one of only 10 stops on the just-announced tour.
Volunteers Are Needed for Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh's Free Dental, Hearing and Vision Clinic
The clinic, which serves more than 1,500 people in need of care, is taking place Nov. 1-2 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Photos: The Harvest Supermoon Soars Over Pittsburgh
Local photographer Dave DiCello captured the celestial event Tuesday night, which also included a partial lunar eclipse.
Learn About Real Haitian Culture in This Pittsburgh Exhibit
It will be on display at the Latin American Cultural Center through June 28, 2025.
How Is the Affordable Housing Crisis Affecting the Pittsburgh Hispanic Community?
Two Beechview organizations are providing housing and other resources for Latino immigrants.
It's Prime Time for the Pittsburgh Pumpkin Guy
The creations of Brendan Conaway are more than mere jack-o’-lanterns — they’re the star of the Halloween season.
A 60-Foot Ferris Wheel Is Coming to the Roberto Clemente Bridge
The Ferris wheel is part of the 11-day Oktoberfest Pittsburgh celebration.
5 Pumpkin Patches and Fall Festivals Near Pittsburgh
Pumpkins, apple cider, hayrides and zombies creeping amid the cornstalks await you this autumn at local farms.
When Is Peak Fall Foliage in Pennsylvania?
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts the peak color in early October.
Club Cafe Is Closing
One of Pittsburgh’s longest tenured concert venues — and one of the final spaces regularly presenting live entertainment in the South Side — will close its doors at the end of the year.
James Earl Jones Had a Rich History With Pittsburgh’s International Poetry Forum
The stage, film and television actor appeared three times for its events that drew other celebrities such as Brooke Shields.
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Announces $200 Million Fundraising Campaign
It’s the largest in the hospital’s 130-year history.
Newsapalooza Aims to Celebrate Local News in Pittsburgh
The first-ever Newsapalooza, organized by Point Park University’s Center for Media Innovation, is meant to stress the importance of news — and remind people that journalists are often their friends and neighbors.
University of Pittsburgh Fires Athletic Director Heather Lyke
The university is seeking 'new vision' as it enters a new era of college athletics.
How to Grab 'Hamilton' Tickets for Just $10
A limited number of tickets for the show’s Pittsburgh return will once again be available via an online lottery.
What's New at Acrisure Stadium for Steelers Season?
The Steel Yard, a tribute wall to the Terrible Towel, six locations of Stillhouse Spirits, cashless parking and more.
What Are Those New Sculptures in the Pittsburgh Cultural District?
Renowned sculptor Thaddeus Mosley has crafted four monumental bronze sculptures that will be on display through August 2025.
Call to Nonprofits in Pittsburgh: Time to Update Our Volunteer Directory
Pittsburgh Magazine will be publishing an expanded list of volunteer tasks in this year's GIVE magazine.
Thomas Merton Center to Close Its Doors After 52 Years
Its Garfield consignment store will remain open and is hosting a fundraiser this week as part of the neighborhood’s First Fridays event.
Pittsburgh 101: Everything You Need to Know About Our Steel City
All of Pittsburgh’s eccentricities, all in one place.
RAD Days to Offer 30 Days of Free Events in Pittsburgh
The annual celebration will take place from Sept. 7 through Oct. 6.
Spotted Lanternflies Are Back — But How Bad Are They This Year?
No matter how bad the invasion, there are steps you can take to stop the spread of the invasive insect.
After Four Decades, PCTV Is Going Off the Air
The public-access cable network, which began operations in 1986, will cease operations after Sept. 7.
