The charity dinner at Bar Marco featured nine of Pittsburgh's best chefs serving up the best of Pennsylvania's countryside.
The Slippery Rock, Pa., restaurant and brewery is a must-visit for anyone passing through the area.
Jamison is one of eight singers moving on to the next round.
A 1988 video reveals what air travel was like in the days before ultra-tight security, snack-only flights and baggage fees.
For this production, Artistic Director Maria Sensi Sellner conducts, and soprano Sabrina Knox portrays the lead role, originally written for a male soprano.
Each of these products is suitable for someone on your gifting list.
This month we’re eating some meat and vegetable dumplings from Subba Asian Restaurant and so much more.
Has it seemed a bit smarter around here lately? Well, consider this . . .
You’d need to make multiple trips to experience all this town has to offer. Start with these popular spots.
Say Anything, Saves the Day, Kenny Garrett and B.E. Taylor are among those performing in Pittsburgh this month.
Our city never looks brighter than on this annual, celebratory nod to the beginning of the holiday season.
This wine delivers aromas and flavors of honeyed apricots and peaches.
The sitcom, starring Steve Byrne and set in a South Side bar, sounds like "Cheers" but is more like "All in the Family."
A thirty-something rare-book dealer's storybook life is thrown into turmoil when his wife's friend's husband is arrested as a suspected terrorist.
You'll have to work hard to make it through the 'Burgh Bucket List — but every entry is more than worth the effort.
The city hopes that offering free parking to shoppers on some of the busiest commercial days of the year will give small businesses a lift.
The manager of membership and development at the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council talks about hosting the “Unemployment Show,” his degree in puppetry and becoming “Pittsburgh-famous.”
Following a rebranding earlier this year, PICT Classic Theatre focuses on top-level works, concluding this season with “Great Expectations.”
Rick Sebak reveals the gig that might’ve kept Wallis Simpson away from King Edward VIII — hawking steel in Pittsburgh.
During his time at social-justice organization Just Harvest, Ken Regal has worked to fight for change that “has a big impact.”
Troy Polamalu came to Pittsburgh craving the California sun. Nearly a dozen years later, he shares a rare glimpse of the relationships he developed here — with his God, the Steelers Nation and the city he and his family now call home. One thing is certain: he never wants to leave.
By fulfilling the wish of a 12-year-old boy, PittGirl learns that you don't always need a lot of money to grant the perfect wish.
Try an updated take on traditional trends with these winter must-haves for men.
Farm-to-table restaurant Eighty Acres brings food prepared with finesse to Plum.
PittGirl solves the mystery of why most ‘Burghers absolutely, positively refuse to run out of these three essentials.
The bridge was covered in more than 3,000 feet of colorful, hand-knit blankets in honor of the late pop artist’s 85th birthday.
In anticipation of the “Tipsy History” event, After Dark visited the Sen. John Heinz History Center to uncover hidden bits of our saucy past.
Chris Jamison, 20, of Ross Township, is a 2012 graduate of North Hills High School.
Pittsburgh Magazine is proud to welcome Hal B. Klein. In addition to becoming our new restaurant critic in 2015, he will blog regularly about Pittsburgh’s evolving food and drink culture.
The three-story mansion, valued by Allegheny County at $1.57 million, was last open to the public in 2003.
