Lush garden courtyards, cabanas with sink-in seating, chef-prepared picnics among orchards and apiaries, and a hidden South Side oasis with a koi pond: these Pittsburgh restaurants turn eating outside into a summer escape.
Celebrate Bastille Day at the Frick’s French Moderns exhibition, a rare chance to see more than 50 paintings, drawings, and sculptures by revolutionary artists—including Matisse, Renoir, Degas, and Rodin—who changed modern art forever. Beret optional.
This weekend, head an hour north of Pittsburgh for Slovenefest, a celebration of Slovenian heritage featuring polka dancing, traditional foods, craft vendors, wine tastings, and more than 20 bands performing across four stages.
Join the two-day Whiskey Rebellion Festival for rollicking live music, immersive street theater (complete with a tar-and-feathering), militia mustering—and six handcrafted cocktails inspired by the uprising that changed America.
July and August feature family favorites including The NeverEnding Story and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, anniversary screenings of Thelma & Louise and Car Wash and much more.
The slapstick characters return for their third standalone feature. Is it worth watching — or should you just drop the kids at the theater? Read our review to find out!
Vintage sports cars roaring through Schenley Park’s hairpin turns are just the beginning. The 10-day celebration also features neighborhood street festivals, a garden party, and nearly 3,000 classic cars that turn Pittsburgh into a citywide celebration of automotive history.
This weekend, head an hour north of Pittsburgh for Slovenefest, a celebration of Slovenian heritage featuring polka dancing, traditional foods, craft vendors, wine tastings, and more than 20 bands performing across four stages.
July and August feature family favorites including The NeverEnding Story and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, anniversary screenings of Thelma & Louise and Car Wash and much more.
Join the two-day Whiskey Rebellion Festival for rollicking live music, immersive street theater (complete with a tar-and-feathering), militia mustering—and six handcrafted cocktails inspired by the uprising that changed America.