Hit the City for Fashion, Dancing and More
“Project Pop-Up: Fashion” brings a one-time-only bazaar of clothing and accessories
Summer Fun Pro-Tip: Movies Under the Stars
Eden Hall’s Summer Series offers movies, theater, concerts and farm-to-table events in a beautiful environment.
National Aviary Hosts a Night in the Tropics
Make your July even hotter with tiki torches and umbrella drinks.
Matters of Race
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History seeks to engage and inform the public with its latest exhibit, “RACE: Are We So Different?”
Who Wants to Tar-and-Feather a Tax Collector?
In Washington, Pa., the Whiskey Rebellion Festival revives history while celebrating its impact on the present.
You Should Know: Tammy Ryan
Her plays have been performed around the world, and this Shadyside resident is ready to venture into new genres.
Bar Exam: House of 1,000 Beers
When you just want *your* beer — and nothing more — this is the place to go.
Bar Exam: Casa Reyna
It’s OK to drink tequila in a basement. So long as you’ve got a boatload of tacos and some nontraditional Mexican fare.
Double Wide Grill Celebrates Pooches this Sunday
Lucky’s South Side Dog Festival is this Sunday.
'Faked, Forgotten, Found'
The Carnegie Museum of Art shows the transformation of 19th-century art while unraveling an old mystery.
Three Days of Jazz Under the Summer Sun
The festival starts tomorrow night with the JazzLive Crawl.
Bar Exam: The Urban Tap
Can this East Carson Street joint live up to its self-proclaimed status as “Saahside’s Finest”?
Your Guide to World Cup Drinking in the 'Burgh
Four bars to eat and drink in style while pretending you were a footy fan all along.
More Than 80,000 Pittsburghers Ready to Show Pride Downtown
PrideFest’s two marquee events take place this weekend.
Top-Tier Softball Team Debuts in Washington, PA
Pennsylvania Rebellion women’s fastpitch softball team will make Consol Energy Park its home.
Bar Exam: Hemingway’s
Not everything has to be $10 cocktails and cheese plates. A return to collegiate shenanigans in Oakland.
Undercover: 'How Blasphemy Sounds to God'
The story follows 12-year-old Corey Gillis from his mother’s idiosyncratic home-schooling experiment to the end of the Summer of Love ’60s.
The Beat: June's Best Concerts
Tegan and Sara, Titus Andronicus and Blitzen Trapper are coming to town.
3 Pittsburgh Companies That Are Changing the World of Gaming
Thanks to the geniuses at these firms, our city is witnessing the birth of a diverse, innovative video-game industry.
Wigle Whiskey Opens Barrelhouse In Style
Tomorrow night, attend the local distillery’s bash, complete with cocktails and a barrel roll.
The Ultimate Guide to Our 2014 Best Restaurants Party
Follow these six steps to ensure your party experience is a positive one; pay particular attention to the advice about sampling.
