Five Things Pittsburgh Will Remember From Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
Tens of thousands of Swifties flocked to the city this weekend for the record-breaking, headline-making concert.
BeWell: Follow These Tips to Avoid Tick Bites in the Pittsburgh Region
Roughly 30% of blacklegged tick nymphs and 60% of adults in Allegheny County have tested positive for Lyme disease.
Thirsty? Here’s Some Beer News That’ll Help You End The Drought
Caliente heats up the beer scene, Downtown pop-ups and more.
How To Shop With Pride in Pittsburgh This Month
These five small businesses are filling gaps in their industries by creating welcoming spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals.
How the Carnegie Library Continues to Foster a Love of Reading, Learning Over the Summer
Branches across the Pittsburgh region have launched the Summer Reading Program and encourage readers to “Find Their Voice” now through Aug. 6.
Need to Cool Off? See Which Pools are About to Open in Pittsburgh
The City of Pittsburgh is poised to open 15 of its 18 pools on Saturday. Three remain closed due to needed major renovations.
These are the Things We Love for Summer
HOME editor Jessica Sinichak finds local gems you’ll obsess over.
WQED Appoints Broadcasting Veteran As Its New President and CEO
Jason Jedlinski will take the helm in July as the multimedia company’s fifth president.
What Should Taylor Swift Do In Pittsburgh While She’s Here This Weekend?
Take a journey through the city and through Swift’s eras with these nine classic Pittsburgh activities.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Thumpkin
This bun is as curious as a cat and, hence his name, will thump for your attention! Meet him at Animal Friends.
For Love of the Game: The Pirates Are Worth Watching Again
The Pirates aren’t yet resurrected, far from it. But their return to relevance has made baseball fun again at PNC Park, and for now that’s more than enough.
Why A Pittsburgh Institute That Cultivates Black Leaders is Going National
Ongoing support has allowed The Advanced Leadership Institute to expand its programming across the country and it’s drawing interest from applicants in Georgia, Texas, Illinois and other states.
Who Is Behind the Big Changes Coming to The Bakery Square Food Hall
A new owner is taking over from Galley Group, which has run the 6,000-square-foot Larimer eatery incubator since May 2021.
How Margaret Hooten is Creating Special Moments in Her Gardens
Whether singing a lullaby to her young followers or arranging bouquets from her beloved flower garden, early childhood music teacher Margaret Hooton's creations are music to the eyes.
What Life Will Be Like in The Rachel Carson EcoVillage
The EcoVillage on the outskirts of Chatham University’s Eden Hall campus in Richland aims to connect residents through sustainability and inclusivity.
Summer Delights: Three Weatherproof Salads
Chris Fennimore shares salads perfect for your next picnic.
Sober Curious? Here Are Some Great Ways to Cut Back and Feel Free
Alcohol has taken quite a hit in recent months from scientific research on offering zero value to your health. If you're looking to taper your happy hour drinks, here are some fantastic ways.
Collier’s Weekly: Our Picks for the Best Food and Ride Pairings at Kennywood’s Bites and Pints
You’re not here just to nibble; you’re here to ride your favorites. Pair your favorite rides with some delectable food.
What to Expect During Pittsburgh's 2023 Juneteenth Celebration
The events recognize Black freedom and culture, commemorating the end of the Civil War and slavery.
You'll Find Conveniences Everywhere With This Squirrel Hill North Condo
Nestled against Chatham University, the two-bedroom unit has easy access to the city neighborhood’s upscale shops, restaurants and public transportation.
Author Returns Home to Share Her Love Story… and Teach Others to Share Theirs
Weeks after the release of her new book, Amelia Possanza will visit City of Asylum to explore the question of what it's like to be gay in 2023.
Clever, Customized Details Make This Outdoor Space Perfect for The Entire Family
Meghan McDermott, owner of Blue and Blanc Design, took on the tall task of creating the perfect outdoor space for a very discerning client — herself.
Why the Fern Hollow Bridge is Scheduled to Close For One Month
The Forbes Avenue span will close on Monday, June 12, for final construction on the new bridge.
The Pittsburgh Passport Kicks Off Summer of Fun Events, Activities
The six-week program connects students and recent graduates from across the globe to experience what the Pittsburgh region has to offer.
10 Places to Eat, Drink and Party Before Or After The Taylor Swift Concert
Get ready for a weekend full of Taylor Swift-themed festivities to celebrate her stop June 16-17 at Acrisure Stadium for the Eras Tour.
Will Rain Forecast For Next Week Be Enough To Ease Dry Conditions?
The region is in the midst of an 18-day dry spell, which has affected some local summer crops and delayed planting of some fall pumpkin crops.
Why The Spotlight Shines So Brightly On Steelers’ Rookies During OTAs
Specific roles have yet to be determined. But there’s reason to suspect this year’s draft class will be counted upon heavily sooner rather than later.
Why is Picklesburgh Moving To A New Location In 2023?
The pickle obsession has reached new heights, and Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership is moving the July 21-23 festival to provide more space on Downtown’s Boulevard of the Allies.
