In Bloom: Welcoming a New Nonprofit Arm of Churchview Farm
Called CHEW for short, the nonprofit’s purpose is to enhance and expand the farm’s educational and community engagement.
The Owner of Dari Delite is Selling Her Home — But She's Not Leaving Swissvale
Built in the 19th century, the Swisshelm Park home has original woodwork, soaring ceilings and a delightfully flat city lot.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Reveals Costumes for New Nutcracker
The attire will be designed by Susan Roemer, founder of S-Curve Apparel & Design.
Doctor up an Average Meal With The Saucy African
The company’s simmer sauces and spice blends are available online, at the Cranberry shop and at other local retailers.
Making Pasta, and Making Friends
What happens when one of our associate editors takes a pasta class taught by our creative director?
Dahn Memory Lane: Halley's Comet
The 1910 arrival of Halley's Comet sent Pittsburgh into a panic for the ages.
River Revelry: How to Enjoy the Three Rivers
Our guide to taking advantage of Pittsburgh's distinctive waterways — and taking care of them.
Dog Days of Summer: Pet-Friendly Places to Savor the Season
Plus, a few pet safety tips for keeping your furbaby comfortable on your adventures.
Hike the Rachel Carson Trail
Named for the famous conservationist, the RCT Challenge invites hikers to discover the beauty in their own backyard.
Seeds of Change
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy celebrates its 30th anniversary.
After More Than a Century, a Local Whiskey Brand Is Being Resurrected
H. Obernauer & Co. is expected to open this fall in the Strip District.
By the Numbers: The Draft’s Impact on Pittsburgh
Two independent studies measure the economic impact and economic value of the massive event.
Jamal's Archives Come Home
The University of Pittsburgh has compiled a world-class collection opening a window into Black life and culture.
The Savvy Yinzer's Guide to: Chipped Chopped Ham
Jeet jet? The Savvy Yinzer explores the history of a Pittsburgh classic.
Your Guide to Pennsylvania's Caves and Caverns
From casual tours to caving expeditions, there are countless ways to explore the region's rich geological history.
What Is the Name of the Pittsburgh Zoo’s Lion Cub?
A total of 1,141 names were submitted through a public naming contest, but the final choice honors both proud parents.
Elevated (And Expensive) Dorm Room Aesthetics? There's More to the Story
Local students have leveled up their décor, but the best setups still balance personality with practicality.
Day Trip: A View From Above
Kinzua Bridge State Park offers beauty and adventure.
7 Things to Do in August
Enjoy Little Italy Days, drink a brew at Barrel & Flow Fest and head to the National Aviary.
A Pennzoil Heiress Built This Mansion. A Local Boy Dreamed of Owning It.
The estate in Oil City carries generations of western Pennsylvania's history inside its ornate walls.
A New Deshantz Restaurant, Butterfat Gelato, Great Lakes Beer and a Garlic Festival
Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group will replace Bakery Square's täkō tôrtä, which opened in 2021, with a new concept.
Dance Under the Stars with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
The popular performance is part of Allegheny County’s 2026 Summer Concert Series.
Operation: Bobblehead
Why the Pirates chose to clone Dr. Robby, and how his likeness came to be.
Money Talks at This Upcoming Numismatic Fair
The World’s Fair of Money invites hardcore hobbyists and casual collectors alike to explore the wonders of American coins.
Dig in With Graver: Iron & Basil Opens for Takeout In West View
Located in the former DiPietro’s, the full dining room and bar will open this fall.
The Steelers’ Biggest Annual Charity Event Returns
The event will blend football, fashion and fundraising.
