Pittsburgh Magazine’s annual Best of the 'Burgh Readers’ Poll recognizes more than a hundred winners across seven categories. Plus, our writers have selected seven outstanding organizations that also overcame extraordinary challenges and are beginning their dramatic comebacks. Richard Cook
We spotlight the cultural beacon in the heart of Schenley Park that is always changing — and always spectacular.
Among them is a KDKA-TV favorite, chosen by our readers as their favorite news personality. Celina Pompeani brings charm and authenticity to morning broadcasts.
We spotlight a Saturday market that supports residents and the people who provide their food.
We spotlight a dog trainer who teach pets — and their owners — how to be their best.
We spotlight a yoga studio that offers reiki, emotion code sessions and holistic nutrition.
We spotlight a Walnut Street shop that goes far beyond cards with a plethora of gifts and knick-knacks.
We spotlight the creative crafting and commitment to community that are at the core of this popular Pittsburgh distillery.
Grow Pittsburgh plants seeds for teaching and helping communities one garden at a time.
Each day, Carnegie Science Center finds something to read, something to watch and something to do for kids who are sheltering in place during the pandemic.
Day Owl bounced back from shutdown by once again reimagining itself.
Pittsburgh’s antique skyscrapers tell stories about the people who shaped the city.
Brown Mamas, a collective of African-American women, gives voice to the persistent inequality that burdens Black women in Pittsburgh.
Britt Baker moved to Pittsburgh to train as both a dentist and a wrestler. Two years after graduating from Pitt, she’s thriving — as both.
Marcella Ogrodnik shares her Salvadoran heritage with stunningly tasty food at Café Agnes.
With more than 10,000 followers, Felix Strater’s account shows that locals can’t get enough of the back-then ‘Burgh.
City of Asylum launches a city-spanning series of virtual performances to support — and build — community.
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein reflects on four months of dining during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This sweet and affectionate young cat is looking for a new forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Pitt and UPMC are recruiting over 750 volunteers for the Moderna vaccine.
A floating cinema will come to Pittsburgh Sept. 16 for a week of screenings as part of Beyond Cinema’s U.S. launch.
Safe Service PGH is a compilation of updates and guidelines.
The six restaurants that are now closed are considered some of the best and well-known in the city.
The new county health department rules take effect at 5 p.m. Friday.
School board will vote on a back-to-school plan on July 22.
Upper St. Clair students join together to support those affected by the pandemic.
Starting July 24, Pittsburghers can watch drive-in movies filmed in the city on the site of the Carrie Blast Furnaces.
If / when a vaccine to protect people from COVID-19 becomes available, would you opt to receive it? See if you agree to the answer to this question and others in a recent survey.
From a tiny row home renovation to an “unflip,” these Pittsburgh projects are inspiring.
Garden expert Martha Swiss shares her tips for getting your landscape healthy — and beautiful.