Hungry for Something Good, Pittsburgh? Where We're Eating in April
We're digging into pierogies at Pierogies Plus, savoring French onion soup at Poulet Bleu, welcoming back a chef to his roots at Spoon and more. Plus, we talk to Allegheny Wine Mixer owner Jamie Patten.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in April
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
New This Summer: Cruising the Three Rivers on a Tiki Bar
The tiki boat tour will bridge relaxation and the city’s rivers for a new boating experience.
City of Asylum’s Storytelling Event Brings Stories of Culture to the North Side
Though a series of international storytellers, children can learn about different cultures right in their own neighborhood.
Schoolhouse Rock: New Condos Underway in Swissvale
Vacant for years, the historic Deniston School will house 18 units.
Respite at the End of The Trail: New South Side Hostel to Open
South Side Traveler’s Rest, located in the historic A.M. Byers building, will be the city’s only licensed hostel.
Pittsburghers - Do You Need a Digital Detox?
Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel is now offering a package where guests must literally unplug from technology.
Mindful Brewing is a Friendly Neighborhood Spot (With Good Beer)
The South Hills brewery and restaurant is an above-average entry in the rapidly expanding list of local spots for in-house beer.
Munhall Native Auditions for American Idol
A rising Pittsburgh star vies for her chance at fame.
Lack of Empathy Leads to Uncivil Discourse
A panel discussion at Duquesne University focused on the tough task of teaching empathy in the digital age.
How Making Juice Changed Sharif Rasheed's Life
The owner of Safi Juice in Garfield left a job he hated to tap into something from his childhood.
Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in April
This month's lineup includes Rick Astley, Billy Price, Christopher Cross and Ronnie Milsap.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in April
Tour local social clubs with the Roaming Social Club; expect changes at AMC Waterfront
Undercover: What We're Reading in April
A look back at "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" as it turns 30, plus two literary events coming up in April.
Perspectives: ‘This Is Us’ Is a Story of Us
A former Pittsburgher finds more than a few similarities between his own life and that of the siblings on "This Is Us."
Spare Change: A New Way of Giving
A local group is using music and some spare change to help charities — and filming every step of the way.
Look How Mighty This Bellevue Garden Has Grown
Last season, the Rosalinda Sauro Sirianni Garden produced 4,862 pounds of food; the harvest was donated to three food pantries.
When and Where to Dump Your Junk (including old TVs)
A state environmental agency wants to help you recycle your hard-to-dispose-of household clutter.
Watch: Trailer of “Won't You Be My Neighbor”
The documentary about Mister Rogers' iconic show takes viewers beyond the cardigan collection and into “the heart of a creative genius.”
Rick Sebak Digs Up Distant Carnegie-Trump Connection
Research into Andrew Carnegie’s marriage reveals an unlikely, albeit tenuous, connection between the Pittsburgh icon and the 45th President.
JuJu Smith-Schuster Teams Up with Drake, Travis Scott and Ninja to Play Fortnite
Drake and Ninja broke Twitch viewing records, and Smith-Schuster and Scott joined in later.
Growing Up: mossArchitects Moving to Garfield
Principal Andrew Moss says his architecture firm will move to the heart of the Penn Avenue Arts District after outgrowing its current space in Lawrenceville.
Teaching Cyber Safety - The Things You Might Not Know
iQ:smartparent’s Cyber Safety segment offers advice on topics such as what to do with “sexted” images you find on your kids’ phones and more.
The Lights Are About to Go Out on the Rachel Carson Bridge
The wind-powered LED lighting display will end its 18-month run in April.
Living Legacy: “Van Gogh, Monet, Degas" at The Frick
Mais, oui! A major Mellon collection of éblouissant French art comes to The Frick Pittsburgh with pieces from the likes of Van Gogh, Monet and Degas.
Downtown to Add Art Installations, Music Nights and More
"Yinz Going Dahntahn?" Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership strives to transform the area into a more engaging and vibrant neighborhood.
A Repurposing Recipe for Leftover Vegetables Soup
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein shares a quick recipe for reducing food waste.
Jackie Page-Heidelberg is Catering to a Culinary Quest
The caterer's midlife career shift brings a new sense of purpose.
