When You Can Watch The New Netflix Series Shot in Pittsburgh
The streaming service has set a release date for “The Chair,” starring Sandra Oh.
Summer Camps Are Back In-Person and It’s Not Too Late to Sign Up
Several local summer camps will have in-person programs starting this week and lasting throughout the summer.
Regional students to be introduced to “1,000 different jobs” they could have working in space
A new partnership between the Carnegie Science Center, Astrobotic and other local organizations will help students from early learners to those ready for the workforce to prepare for jobs in the space industry.
SPACE Gallery Reopens with #notwhitecollective Exhibit
"We Are the Global Majority" features powerful pieces from 30 women artists who identify as bi/multi-racial/cultural, immigrant or descendants of immigrants.
Is the Arts Festival Cursed with Rain? You Decide.
With the start of the Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburghers are asking the annual question: Is it going to rain at the festival again this year?
Want a New Way to Explore the City? Rent a Jet Ski
Pittsburgh’s only jet ski rental company offers people another option to see the city by way of its three rivers.
Want to Buy a Bowling Alley? Lawrenceville's Legendary Arsenal Bowl is For Sale
The owners of the Butler Street bowling alley and entertainment venue want to go out on top before they retire.
Pride Celebrations Take off This Weekend and Will Last Throughout the Summer
Pittsburghers can support the LGBTQ+ community virtually or in-person with dozens of events scheduled for Pride Month.
Pittsburgh’s Traveling Beer Market is Making its First Stop in Lawrenceville
You don't have to be a beer connoisseur to enjoy what these local breweries have to offer.
Allegheny County Public Pools and Spray Parks Set to Open this Weekend
Boyce Park Wave Pool, North Park Swimming Pool, Settlers Cabin Park Wave Pool and South Park Wave Pool will be open daily throughout the summer.
Pennsylvania Sets Date to End Mask Mandate
The news comes as the state's other COVID mitigation rules are about to be lifted.
Did You Know There's a Plan to Make Getting Around Downtown Easier?
The Downtown Mobility Plan aims to make waiting at the bus stop and walking down the street more convenient and enjoyable.
Four of Our Favorite Thrift Stores in Pittsburgh
Find your personal style this summer while learning about sustainable fashion.
There’s a Good Reason to Spread a Little Extra Kindness Sunday
Share how you’re celebrating 143 Day, meant to spread Fred Rogers’ mantra of kindness and love, with a hashtag, by baking some cookies or by hanging up a “Kindness Zone” sign this weekend.
Why Patience Is Key After You Get Your COVID Vaccination
Some people in Allegheny County who had been vaccinated later tested positive for the virus.
Allegheny County Concert Series Returns With Free Performances After Year-Long Hiatus
The popular live shows resume June 4.
Incoming Pop-up Park Closes Road But Aims to Encourage More People Downtown
Allegheny Overlook Pop-up Park on Fort Duquesne Boulevard will host live performances during the Three Rivers Arts Festival and other cultural events throughout the summer.
Pittsburgh Has Big Plans for Its First Post-Pandemic 4th of July Celebration
There will be the traditional fireworks show at the Point, plus a “family-style picnic.”
Three Rivers Arts Festival Now Plans to Host Main Stage Concerts Outdoors
The concerts will be open to all at Point State Park, and tickets will no longer be required.
Pittsburgh International Lands Amazon Air as Cargo Customer
The arrival comes with 50 jobs at a package-sorting facility at the airport.
Pittsburgh Photographer Expands Mission To Show Who We Are Behind Our Masks
A year after starting Behind the Mask, Beth Kukucka has photographed 40 residents in Western Pennsylvania. But it won’t stop there.
Gov. Wolf to Increase Capacity Limits for Indoor and Outdoor Events
The changes go into effect on May 17.
Get Ready for Fresh Finds: It’s Farmers Market Season Again Downtown
The free event takes place every Thursday in Market Square.
PNC Broadway and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Announce Return to the Stage
In October, PNC Broadway will kick off with “The Band’s Visit,” the last Broadway event before the pandemic to play the Benedum Center, and PBT will stage a mixed repertory program.
Damon Young Says Farewell to Very Smart Brothas
The blog he co-founded in 2008 will continue while Young, a native of Pittsburgh, moves to other projects.
How Minkah Fitzpatrick Put A Smile on These Kids’ Faces
The star Steelers safety hosted a bike giveaway for local foster children.
Allegheny County Health Director Hopes to Dispel Vaccine Myths
Dr. Debra Bogen fears misinformation is fueling some people’s hesitancy to get the shots.
Tagalong with GetGo to Celebrate Teachers This Week
GetGo has partnered with The Education Partnership to distribute 5,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to local teachers.
Gov. Wolf Sets Date for End of Pandemic Restrictions
There will be one exception, the mask mandate.
What's Different at Kennywood This Summer? A Lot Compared To Last Year
The park will kick off festivities this weekend, and there are plans to reopen many rides, restaurants and festivals that were closed last year due to the pandemic.
Where the City is Opening Farmers Markets This Season
The markets will sell farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese and baked goods.
Watch: How Pittsburgh Plans to Attract Visitors Again
VisitPittsburgh unveils its newest marketing campaign, “Only in Pittsburgh.”
Should Pittsburgh-Area Venues Offer Vaccinated-Only Sections for Spectators?
Allegheny County is considering the concept for some of its summer events.
Pittsburgh's Billy Porter Coming Home to Direct His First Film
The coming-of-age tale “What If” will also be set in Pittsburgh.
This Map Makes It Easy to Find the Vaccination Provider Closest to You
Vaccine supplies are plentiful, and the long, often frustrating search for a shot is over.
