Green Pittsburgh
These wealthy suburbs of the Gilded Age now are a series of self-contained communities defined by massive city parks, steep tree-lined hillsides and the Monongahela River.
The Hidden East End
While most people overlook this region of the East End for the better-known neighborhoods of Squirrel Hill and Shadyside, the area we call the Hidden East End slowly is reshaping its future via green space, history-rich buildings and new businesses.
The Eastern Border
With plenty of things to do (and even more interesting things to look at), Pittsburgh’s eastern neighborhoods serve as a reminder of the region’s character and history.
Pittsburgh City Guide: 12 Great Main Streets Waiting For You
A trip to these well-populated thoroughfares promises access to shops, restaurants and things to do.
8 Things You Probably Didn't Know about Pittsburgh
Why in the world was Abraham Lincoln trying to hide his hands when he visited our city in 1861? PittGirl's history obsession provides the answer to that question and seven more.
Tamari to Disappear from Pittsburgh Restaurant Scene
Tamari's owners have decided to close their Warrendale location.
7 Adorable Pittsburgh Boutiques for Baby
If you have a little one on the way, or you’re shopping for one, check out these locally owned boutiques that simply ooze cuteness.
Think You Could Be a Reality-TV Star? Here's Your Chance
The producers of "The Next Reality Star: Pittsburgh" share some do's and don'ts for potential candidates.
WYEP Music Fest: A Solid Excuse to Visit Schenley Plaza
Songwriter Martin Sexton will headline the 18th edition of the free outdoor concert.
Rare Video: How Pittsburgh Was Promoted in 1928
This short film was shot as a tourism video by a company in the Netherlands.
Hollywood to Bestow Big Honor on Michael Keaton
The Pittsburgh native is getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Bar Exam: Carmella's Plates & Pints
Find whiskey, tempting food and a break from the East Carson Street action in this pleasant hideaway.
Debuted in Pittsburgh: 5 Weird and Wonderful Inventions?
The “ShamWow!” guy might’ve met his match.
Hungry for Something New? Where We're Eating in July
Soup, pita and coffee — all things that are worth the drive this month.
U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team to Play in Pittsburgh
It will be the first stop after the team finishes the World Cup competition.
Will You Listen to This Man in the Morning?
Jim Krenn, three years removed from WDVE, is returning to Pittsburgh morning radio full-time.
Flicks: 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl'
The story of this Pittsburgh-shot drama is told by a high-school-aged narrator.
Top 10 Things to Do in July
Pittsburgh, here's your rundown of the 10 best bets for this month, from free festivals to a horror expo.
5 Patriotic Things We Love in July
Celebrate America’s birthday all year long with these cheerful patriotic pieces.
Review: Coffee-Table Book of Warhol's Remarkable Album Covers
Andy Warhol's covers for “The Velvet Underground & Nico” and the Rolling Stones’ “Sticky Fingers” are as universally recognized as any of his soup cans and Brillo Pads.
Success of 'Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl' Humbles Film's Makers
The movie, shot in Pittsburgh, defies the conventions of the budding teen-drama genre.
Joe Manganiello Reveals Crazy Meeting with Famous Steeler
Seth Meyers never misses a chance to talk up the 'Burgh if his "Late Night" guest has a hometown connection.
How to Hit the Streets of Polish Hill
This isn’t your babushka-wearing grandmother’s Polish Hill. You’ll find vegan food offerings, an increasingly younger demographic and an up-and-coming music and arts scene.
5 Can't-Miss July Concerts in Pittsburgh
In the mood for a little rockabilly and perhaps some jazz with your classical music? Those types of acts, and others, play Pittsburgh this month.
High-Profile Pittsburgh Restaurant is Closing
Salt of the Earth in Garfield plans to shutter in August.
Why Kurt Vonnegut Used to Sing in Pittsburgh
Rick Sebak chronicles several Pittsburgh visits by the outspoken author.
Silk Screen Festival Celebrates a Decade of Good Film
The multi-faceted organization has enjoyed considerable growth since its 2005 founding.
Everything You Need to Know About These Green Mini-Taxis
Pittsburgh's Autopods are getting a lot of attention, but will they get a lot of customers?
