From bridges to stadiums to fantastic views of downtown and more, there is plenty to see on the North Shore 5k route. We make plenty of stops for photo opportunities on this flat, fun route. READ MORE
The new shop location at 143 6th St. is finally ready! Join Fresh Nostalgia for this grand opening event that will include light bites, beverages and of course lots of the FN styles you know and love. Health guidelines will be enforced, including limiting the number of people in-store at one time. READ MORE
Downtown Pittsburgh (or ‘dahntahn’ as the locals know it) is full of history, from the French and Indian War to the Underground Railroad. Learn about Fort Pitt, the Diamond Market, and more of Pittsburgh’s fascinating history on this 5k tour. READ MORE
DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh will take you on a trip to the MCG Jazz concert hall, studios and overall Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild/Bidwell Training Center facility in the Manchester neighborhood of the Northside. READ MORE
Downtown Pittsburgh (or ‘dahntahn’ as the locals know it) is full of history, from the French and Indian War to the Underground Railroad. Learn about Fort Pitt, the Diamond Market, and more of Pittsburgh’s fascinating history on this 5k tour. READ MORE
From bridges to stadiums to fantastic views of downtown and more, there is plenty to see on the North Shore 5k route. We make plenty of stops for photo opportunities on this flat, fun route. READ MORE
This world premiere presented at New Hazlett Theater in September 2017 was the result of a two year collaboration between veteran artists Frank Ferraro and Adrienne Wehr. READ MORE
Authors Damon Young (What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Blacker) and NANA KWAME (Friday Black) will discuss the trials and tribulations of putting out their debut books, publishing, their creative process, and other topics in this third installment of our new LIVE series “How to survive in America” hosted by Damon Young. READ MORE
Run time: 90 minutesAbducted by two white men, severely beaten, and finally thrown into the Tallahatchie River, Emmett Till was murdered for one of the oldest forbidden taboos in America’s history: addressing a white woman in public. READ MORE
Join Mark Houser, Pittsburgh Magazine contributor and host of last year’s sellout tours of unique skyscraper rooftops, as he shares several surprising stories from his upcoming book, “MultiStories: 55 Antique Skyscrapers & the Business Tycoons Who Built Them.” READ MORE
Downtown Pittsburgh (or ‘dahntahn’ as the locals know it) is full of history, from the French and Indian War to the Underground Railroad. Learn about Fort Pitt, the Diamond Market, and more of Pittsburgh’s fascinating history on this 5k tour. READ MORE
From bridges to stadiums to fantastic views of downtown and more, there is plenty to see on the North Shore 5k route. We make plenty of stops for photo opportunities on this flat, fun route. READ MORE
Offered as a way for residents, business owners, property owners, and more to provide feedback to project leaders, the Downtown Development Activities Meetings allow neighborhood stakeholders to hear about plans proposed to affect the Downtown community. READ MORE
River City Brass is rocking out this summer! You'll hear River City Brass's rendition of your favorite classic rock hits (along with just a smidge of country). Hosted by Artistic Director/Conductor James Gourlay, this program is sure to keep you rockin' and rollin'! READ MORE
Join Raymund Ryan, curator of The Heinz Architectural Center at the Carnegie Museum of Art, for a series of live virtual tours of great Pittsburgh buildings. In recent months, Ryan has explored nearly all the city neighborhoods using Professor Franklin Toker’s seminal publication, Pittsburgh: An Urban Portrait (1986), as his guide. READ MORE
Join the Heinz History Center for a night of fun Pittsburgh history trivia and see just how much you truly know about our city! This trivia night is being held virtually – so you provide the snacks and we’ll provide the facts. READ MORE
Join us for an evening of jazz broadcasted from the Alphabet City stage as part of the Off Minor Jazz Series. The quartet is the first band to return for a live performance since the shutdown. Sans a live audience, you can still give the band your energy by clicking the free registration button! READ MORE
This program features new works created for our new virtual world by 1Hood Media artists, JM The Poet and Amun Ray. Their multi-genered works respond to the themes of Black Joy and Black Resilience. 1Hood Media is a collective of socially conscious artists and activists who utilize art to raise awareness of social justice issues around the world. READ MORE
In the spirit of Independence Day, Pittsburgh Public PlayTime presents The Declaration Project July 2 at 7pm EDT! Join us in honoring the past to shape the future with students from our 2020 Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Competition. READ MORE
O’Ryan The O’Mazing (Clown) and Dave English (Puppet) reprise their roles in an ongoing absurdist political campaign between two hapless and at times malevolent politicians campaigning to win the presidency of the United States. READ MORE
How does one artfully feed the spirit in times of uncertainty? How can connection with art and the spirit inspire our communities to take a healing moment together? READ MORE