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Get ready, Pittsburgh! The Original Pittsburgh Taco Festival is back for another year of flavor, music, and community spirit. On Saturday, September 6, 2025, head over to 3 Crossings (2865 Railroad St.) in the Strip District for a day packed with delicious tacos and vibrant entertainment. What to Expect This year’s festival promises an even bigger and better experience with: Read more...

Freedom Harvest Celebration📍 From Slavery to Freedom Garden, Frick Park📅 Saturday, September 6, 2025 | 1:00–4:00 p.m.🎟 Free and open to all | No registration required Celebrate the harvest season and honor International Underground Railroad Month at the annual Freedom Harvest Celebration in Frick Park. Gather in the From Slavery to Freedom Garden to enjoy live music, local food, and Read more...

When: Weekends through August Where: Khalil’s, Oakland Details: 412-683-4757 | Reservations recommended Sister-owned Khalil’s transformed their patio into a Syrian Garden with string lights and canvas shades. Try the Flirting Camel cocktail with real camel milk from Dubai or traditional Fatayer Bi Jibney (cheese-stuffed dough). Their Spanish wine list and sangria pair perfectly with mezze under the stars. For more information, visit here! Find more events going on in Pittsburgh here! Read more...

When: Through September 2025 Where: Ritual House, Downtown Pittsburgh Details: Reservations recommended | Happy Hour specials daily As summer winds down, Ritual House sets the mood with eighteen glittering chandeliers and a seasonal cocktail menu that’s equal parts playful and sophisticated. The Campfire Old Fashioned – featuring Four Roses bourbon washed with chocolate and kissed with Laphroaig smoke – has become the must-try drink of Read more...

Fallingwater Fireside Fallingwater has always been a place for creative thinking and inspired conversation. Fallingwater Fireside continues that tradition by advancing ideas around art, architecture, design and nature. Join a small audience in front of Fallingwater’s Living Room fireplace for engaging conversations with Fallingwater Director Justin Gunther and special guests. For more information, visit here! Find more events going on in Pittsburgh here! Read more...

September 12-13, St. Peter & St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church Pierogies, kielbasa, halushki, borscht, and a number of Ukrainian pastries await you at the 14th year of this food festival. As you dig into all these bites, take a walk through the new vendor area or a church tour. Plus you can even test your luck with a basket raffle Read more...

Exhibition Opening: Yasmine El Meleegy Friday, September 12 | 6–8 PM | Mattress FactoryCelebrate the unveiling of Yasmine El Meleegy’s latest solo exhibition at Mattress Factory. The Egyptian multidisciplinary artist and sculptor has been creating new work during her residency in Pittsburgh, now presented for the first time. El Meleegy’s practice has been featured internationally at FOR Space (Switzerland), Gypsum Read more...

September 13, Kentuck Knob Breathtaking views of the Youghiogheny River Gorge as well as Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kentuck Knob design are a magical way to start off your morning. Grab a cup of coffee and a pastry before you watch sunrise as it comes over the Allegheny Mountains. Then, tour the interior and exterior of the house in the daylight.  Read more...

This fall, Contemporary Craft is launching a brand new urban blacksmithing studio at their newly expanded campus in Lawrenceville. Along with a full slate of workshops, Contemporary Craft will also offer make & take experiences on Saturdays, giving everyone the opportunity to experience blacksmithing. Learn more at contemporarycraft.org. For more information, visit here! Find more events going on in Pittsburgh here! Read more...

Black Photojournalism Opening Celebration at Carnegie Museum of Art September 13, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. You’re invited to the opening of Black Photojournalism, a groundbreaking exhibition showcasing nearly 60 photographers. Their work captures both historic events and everyday life in the U.S. from 1945 to 1984. Celebrate the opening with a free day of talks, guided tours, and refreshments. You’ll also have Read more...