O ndrejana Zatek has fond childhood memories of the Pittsburgh Folk Festival, where she spent her time dancing on stage with Hungarians, Slovakians and Lithuanians. The festival, ...

There’s a unique retirement community in Murrysville where the residents spend their golden years helping people heal from anxiety, depression, trauma, ...

Christmas in July? Why not? The sweltering summer heat may feel evergreen, but there are just five months to go until Christmas comes to town, and the Department of Public Works’ Forestry Division has ...

Registration is required and includes a race shirt, a finisher’s medal and access to a post-race party with food and ...

I don’t know whether it’s a blessing or a curse that there’s a new hot dog truck permanently parked a few blocks from my apartment. JDoggs opened on July ...

It’s lunchtime on a Tuesday and Roux Orleans is bumpin’ like Bourbon Street during Mardi Gras. Jazz blares from overhead speakers as folks parade through ...

W ith August quickly approaching, The Frick Pittsburgh Museum and Gardens in Point Breeze has announced its lineup of programming and activities for next month. With classics such as Summer Fridays at ...

From the arts and sciences to sports and industry, Pittsburgh has no shortage of famous makers and movers — and 10 more will soon be included on the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame. The board of directors for ...

Through PIT’s Art in the Airport program, the airport will present a series of free Meet the Artist talks in the upcoming months, all of which will take folks behind the scenes and into the artistic ...

I t’s officially here: the 25-day closure of a chunk of I-376, which comes as part of the Commercial Street Bridge ...

On July 10, City of Pittsburgh officials joined the local community and leaders to celebrate the grand opening of the brand new Homewood Pool, a major feature of the $22.87 million transformation of ...