How a $1 Million a Year Duolingo Investment Will Help Pittsburgh’s Early Learners
The Early Learners First program furthers the company’s mission to make quality education available to everyone.
My Best of the 'Burgh: Aaron Kleiber
“I could probably eat a Primanti sandwich, fries and a pizza once a day. And maybe Pamela’s for breakfast every day, too.”
Dahn Memory Lane: We Took That Personally
Virginia Montanez runs down some of the fiercest insults lobbed at Pittsburgh over the years.
Where Can You Find Pee-wee Herman's Bike in Pittsburgh?
The red-and-white Schwinn is in Bicycle Heaven.
Places We Love: Castle Blood
Castle Blood doesn't just offer bumps in the night – each stop on your terrifying journey comes with a macabre challenge.
POGOH Bikeshare to Roll Out Adaptive Bike Fleet For People of All Abilities
A demonstration of the cycles will be held at Westinghouse Park in Point Breeze North on Saturday, Sept. 30, and Color Park in the South Side on Oct. 20.
Four Artists Are Turning Data and Reaction to the Global Crisis into Works of Art
You can see their eco-inspired work through January at Contemporary Craft.
Pittsburgh Lit: What We're Reading in October
PM Book Editor Kristofer Collins reviews two archives by native Pittsburgh writers.
Can't Miss Events in Pittsburgh in October
Save the dates for concerts, art exhibits, dance performances & more.
Jekyl and Hyde: They've Been Putting the ‘Boo’ in Booze for 27 Years
18th Street bar Jekyl and Hyde celebrates Halloween year-round.
Check Out These Spots for Vibrant Fall Foliage
Leaves are starting to change throughout the state, and are expected to peak by the first and second weeks of October.
How A Charter School On Troy Hill Is Defeating Dyslexia
Provident Charter School, the state’s first public school aimed at helping students overcome dyslexia, uses a mind, body and soul approach to learning.
What Renovated Cultural District Space Will Bring New Entertainment to Downtown?
The fully updated Greer Cabaret Theater formally re-opened Friday night with the Pittsburgh CLO’s production of “tick, tick ... BOOM!”
10 Of Our Favorite Pittsburgh Celebrities And Why We Admire Them
The staff at Pittsburgh Magazine decided to compile our own list of our 10 favorite local luminaries (all living). Some have risen to national or international prominence while never turning their back on Western Pennsylvania. Others have made their mark closer to home but are equally beloved.
Collier’s Weekly: Pittsburgh Needs a Real Plan for Abandoned Houses
Many city neighborhoods have a surfeit of abandoned homes. It’s long past time that the city develop an actual plan for rehabilitating them — affordably.
Popular Gyro Restaurant Makes It to The North Hills
Set to open this fall, the Ross location is Mike & Tony's Gyros' sixth eatery.
Former White House Staffer to Share Rooted Floral Knowledge at Fall Home Show
Laura Dowling served under the Obama Administration and will demonstrate bouquet and holiday designs, including wreaths, at Pittsburgh’s show Oct. 6-8.
Calm Down: How to Beat Stress with Leisurely Pursuits
Row along a lake by moonlight. Curl up with a warm cup in a cozy coffee shop. Unwind with a rejuvenating massage. Sound good? Explore these soothing outings and more as we help you keep calm in the Steel City.
Hot Property: This Regent Square Home is a Pittsburgh City-Dweller’s Dream
A two-car garage, plentiful bathrooms, careful updates and access to all of the city’s amenities make the LaClair Avenue home a rare gem.
Can You Escape From Pittsburgh's USS Requin? New Adventure Tests Visitors
The Carnegie Science Center exhibit, which will return in the spring, brings the submarine's history alive with war artifacts and Pittsburgh-themed clues.
BeWell: What Vaccines Will Protect You As Flu Season Approaches?
The new FDA-approved COVID vaccine, along with flu and RSV shots are recommended by health experts. Others may be suggested based on your age and general health.
The Long Wait for More Public Restrooms Downtown Is Over
Public bathroom trailers are opening at Gateway Center and on Smithfield Street to serve those who have gotta go.
Wholey's Fish Market Will Celebrate Its 111th Anniversary With A “Jaws”-Sized Meal
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on a diet, the Strip District institution will create a 111-pound fish sandwich.
Dos Reyes Brings Sonoran-Style Mexican Eats From The Desert To Dahntahn
The mobile eatery, which traces its roots back to Arizona, makes stops at many Pittsburgh breweries.
New Pittsburgh Database Can Help You Find Recycling Locations
The online Recycling Drop-Off Finder provides a map and filters to search for a particular item or business/location.
For a Change, The Pressure is On The Steelers' Kenny Pickett
After a miserable opener against San Francisco, Monday night looms as a revelation regarding the second-year QB’s ability to rise to the occasion.
Pittsburgh Area Farms Will Soon Be Sprinkled with the Rich Shades of Fall
Pumpkins, apples, cider, hayrides and zombies creeping amongst the cornstalks await you this autumn.
Alternate Proposal for Irish Centre Property Would Expand Phipps’ Homegrown Program
The community greening program helps to install raised-bed vegetable gardens in backyards of food desert areas.
