After stops across the country, Panda Fest is finally coming to Pittsburgh, bringing its traveling Asian food and cultural festival to Station Square September 18-20.
Have plans for your Pittsburgh weekend? You do now. This week’s best things to do include an exploration of the Burgh’s pierogi hierarchy, a jazz festival poised to upend your Spotify playlist, and photographer Ansel Adams with a surprising plus-one.
Now at Scratch, the Troy Hill restaurant committed to locally sourced everything, chef Peter Henry will level up Pennsylvania-grown ingredients and seasonal simplicity with dishes like oil-and-salt-cured eggplant and popcorn grits.
Textile designer and trendspotter Saana Baker traveled to the world’s leading design fairs to suss out what’s shaping interiors for 2027. Her takeaways: goodbye bland, hello decorative excess, unruly botanicals, custom-looking textiles, and patterns packed with history and meaning.
Raise a liter stein at Pittsburgh’s best Oktoberfest celebrations, featuring German-style lagers and festbiers, riverfront beer gardens, bratwurst and schnitzel, and nonstop polka and oompah music.
Head out for a girls night to test your botanical knowledge over drinks, take the whole family to a food festival, or take a quiet moment for yourself to connect with nature.
From dill-infused vodka and coffee ice cubes to Aleppo pepper, these inventive frozen cocktail recipes from Pittsburgh's Fig & Ash deliver a wallop of flavor with every icy sip.
Part nightlife, part neighborhood festival, night markets turn Pittsburgh’s streets into alfresco parties after dark. Here’s where to shop local, catch live music, grab a bite, and hang out on crisp fall evenings.
We're continuing our celebration of Pittsburgh's local businesses and the passionate people whose vision, talent, and hard work help our communities thrive.
Program activities keep participants physically active and cultivate their personal and social development, ensuring they remain interested and involved in their growth journey.