Going Out

Bruno Mars at Acrisure Stadium: What to Know Before You Go

From bag policy to parking, here's everything you need to know for this night with plenty of Uptown Funk energy.

Your Guide to Acrisure Stadium: Bag Policy, Parking, and Other Tips 

No matter what event you're coming to Acrisure Stadium to see, this guide runs down the venue's bag policy, parking information, in-stadium concessions, insider tips, and so much more.

Get a First Look at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s New ‘Nutcracker’ This Weekend

The PBT’s reimagined 'Nutcracker' is coming to Pittsburgh way early. The company’s radically reworked holiday classic won’t premiere until 2027, but you can get a free first glimpse of one of its boldest new dances this Sunday at Hartwood Acres.

Pittsburgh Events: Your Guide to What’s Happening This Week

A comedy date night, a day at the art museum, and a food festival dedicated to savory bacon all await.

Kesha at The Pavilion at Star Lake: What to Know Before You Go

From the bag policy and setlist to the parking situation, we've got you covered so you can 'make the most of the night like we're gonna Die Young.'

Your Guide to The Pavilion at Star Lake: Bag Policy, Parking & Concert Tips

The next time you're headed to The Pavilion at Star Lake for a concert, refer to this guide for the bag policy, parking information, and other tips that'll make your evening the best it can be.

Latrobe Invented the Banana Split, Then Turned Its Sweet Claim to Fame Into One Fabulous Festival

Head 40 miles east of Pittsburgh this weekend for the Great American Banana Split Celebration, where a frozen dessert created in 1904 has become the excuse for a gloriously over-the-top hometown party—with lots and lots of ice cream.

Hot Tickets in Pittsburgh With Sean Collier

Spend your week outside with theater performances, live music, and much more happening this week.

When Pittsburgh Baseball Was Really Weird: All the Strangeness You’ll See at Meadowcroft’s Vintage Base Ball Day

No gloves? Underhand pitching? And are you really allowed to hit the runner with the ball? Time-travel to 1860s Pittsburgh at Meadowcroft’s annual Vintage Base Ball Day, where America’s pastime is played according to genteel 19th-century rules—and looks nothing like the game you think you know.