Plus, if Light Up Night doesn't warm your heart, the Whiskey and Fine Spirits Festival will.
Cole Brothers Tavern has been serving up drinks since the Teddy Roosevelt administration.
Plus, After Dark does the city in 48 hours and a musical classic comes to the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
Constructing the most fun-filled tour imaginable for out-of-towners.
Plus, the Three Rivers Film Fest kicks off and Pitt's Music on the Edge expands your sonic horizons.
Local and international filmmakers shine with documentaries, passion projects and downright good films.
Or, the truly adventurous will drink pumpkin beer and then go on a Haunted Pittsburgh walking tour.
Harris Grill features a quartet of pumpkin ales and Boo and Brew offers seasonal sips for a worthy cause.
The culmination of a decade-long project, the exhibition at Carnegie Museum of Art presents a comprehensive look at this local legend who chronicled and captured life in Pittsburgh and in the African-American community—often one shot at a time.
Don Wadsworth followed his inner voice, which led to a life of coaching actors on their dialects.
Plus, 'Rocky Horror' beckons audiences, a bluegrass duo performs at Calliope and a Cake Boss comes to town.
The Pittsburgh Playhouse's production features two integral pieces of the original Broadway show.
Immerse yourself in the full-body experience of this beloved cult-classic.
Plus, stop and smell the roses - and wine - at Phipps.
Get a preview of the comedian's upcoming Comedy Central special at the Pittsburgh Improv.
Watch world-renowned performer juggle on the streets of Pittsburgh.
Plus, local haunts offer a scary-good time and the Three Rivers Underground Brewers brew up a cure for cystic fibrosis.
Think you have the guts to make it through these chilling scarehouses?
This weekend may involve culture, spontaneous theater, 1,000 pounds of food and a $5,000 check.
Pittsburgh's premier party for young professionals returns for its 14th fiesta this Saturday.
There's only one place to turn for all your dress-up needs this Halloween.
James Michael Shoberg, Rage of the Stage’s artistic director, tackles a world-premiere adaptation.
Heidi Latsky and her troupe bring 'GIMP', a modern-dance production, to Pittsburgh in hopes of shattering preconceived notions.
Come with us on our search for the weird, the spooky and the just plain odd in our mysterious city.