Look Up! The Hidden Architectural Beauty of Pittsburgh’s Skyscrapers
The cityʼs ornate building cornices and roofs with personality represent a moment when Pittsburgh was at the center of the national culture.
Kennywood’s (Already) Open — Celebrate '412 Day' at the Park
The park will open for the season on April 12, its earliest opening date since 1931.
Breadbox Sandwich & Sweet Shop Is A One-Stop Spot For Foodies
The North Side business serves sandwiches, soups, salads and sugary snacks.
Smile! Pittsburgh's Street-Sweeping Trucks Now Have Cameras
The trucks will collect license plate data to send violators tickets in the mail.
A Big Birthday Party’s Coming in Pennsylvania
A statewide initiative is ramping up to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary — including placing a giant bell in each county.
RMU, Greenfield and Skenes Gives Us Hope to Cling Onto
We’ve seen better days than we’re seeing of late. But the sports climate still isn’t completely bereft of stories that provide much needed inspiration.
Summer Fridays Are Back at the Frick
The outdoor concert series is celebrating its 11th season.
5 Pittsburgh Comedians to Know
Laughing matters — and these locals deliver.
From Tragedy to Comedy: How Pittsburgh's Comedy Scene Is Rebuilding Itself
Despite the loss of venues and communities as a result of the pandemic, there’s plenty of comedy in Pittsburgh — created by some seriously funny people.
Fet-Fisk Is in the Running (Again) for a James Beard Award
The founder of Cafe Momentum, a Dallas-based nonprofit eatery, was named Humanitarian of the Year.
Dad’s Dog & Burger, a Mom-And-Pop Shop, Opens in Bloomfield
Katelyn Bako’s no-frills eatery is a tribute to her father.
Spring Has Sprung, and the Cherry Trees Are Blooming Now in North Park
A special viewing is planned by the Pittsburgh Sakura Project on Saturday, April 5, with tours, tree-care tips and more.
Pittcon Returns to Pittsburgh in 2027 to Promote Science
Such gatherings are more important than ever, organizers say, given the rising distrust in science and federal cuts.
Collier’s Weekly: 'Booze & Books' and the Constant Joys of Leaving the House
A monthly event at Dormont’s Beyond Bedtime Books shows how to turn activities into events — and routine evenings into memorable ones.
The 2026 NFL Draft Source Program Application Is Open
The application is open until May 7.
A Year of Construction Kicks Off in Pittsburgh's Market Square
The project will modernize the historical square and be completed in time for the NFL Draft in April 2026.
Pittsburgh Exhibit: Explaining the Science Behind Mental Health
A traveling 'Mental Health: Mind Matters' exhibit will be at the Carnegie Science Center through Aug. 17.
My Best of the 'Burgh With Comedian Suzanne Lawrence
She says the city needs more bike lanes — and better public transportation.
Gene’s Place Is Business 101 — With Beer!
Gene Ney, a Carlow University instructor, has owned the South Oakland dive bar for two decades.
Allegheny National Forest Could See More Logging Under Trump, Local Officials Hope
The national forest’s timber sales mean cash for Pennsylvania counties.
On the Grounds of the Former H.J. Heinz Mansion Stands This Thoughtfully Updated Point Breeze Property
The five-bedroom brick home along Penn Avenue melds original details with contemporary updates.
Heinz History Center Not Part of Federal Scrutiny Directed at The Smithsonian
Pittsburgh's History Center has been affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution since 2000, but is not likely to be affected by President Donald Trump's new executive order.
Real Pittsburgh Weddings: A Sunday Kind of Love With Christine and Madison
The couple got married on 412 Day.
Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront Park To Get a New Look
The nonprofit Riverlife breaks ground on a $5.4 million rehabilitation project to restore the promenade to its former glory and to update its usage.
Pittsburgh Zoo's Silverback Gorilla Dies From Cardiac Event
Harry, a western lowland gorilla, had been a fixture at the zoo for most of his 33 years.
March Madness Approaches Insanity But Remains Must-See TV
College basketball ain’t what it used to be, and never will be again. But it’ll endure like Shakespeare because the play is still the thing.
Which 'The Pitt' Character Are You?
Find out if you're still an intern or have graduated to senior resident.
What to Know About the 2026 NFL Draft
VisitPittsburgh's annual meeting offers insight on what the Steel City can expect.
