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.
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.
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!
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.
Pittsburgh CLO brings Tina Fey's hit musical—based on the endlessly quotable cult-classic movie—to the Benedum July 7–12, with hometown favorite Nia Sioux in the cast. After the show, keep the fetch going with our Plastics-inspired guide to the city's pinkest drinks, best vintage finds, cheesiest fries, and more.
The Big Butler Fair isn't just big—it's the largest agricultural fair in Western Pennsylvania, with 2,000 exhibitors, 100,000 visitors, and nearly two centuries of history. Before it closes July 11, this year's Fair Queen hands over her cheat sheet for making the most of it. (Hint: It involves pigs in patriotic costumes.)