FROM LEFT, SHABANA AZEEZ, NOAH WYLE, SUPRIYA GANESH AND PATRICK BALL ON ‘THE PITT’ | PHOTO BY WARRICK PAGE/MAX Dr. Joe Sachs, a medical doctor and co-executive producer on the Emmy-winning hit show, “The Pitt,” relayed a story that a physician viewer had posted online: “I was working a night shift in the ER at two in the morning and...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY DAVE DICELLO This is Mister Rogers’ neighborhood, so it should come as no surprise that local restaurants and food banks are stepping up to the plate to help their fellow Pittsburghers. With SNAP benefits set to pause on Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown and 19,000 federal workers in the Pittsburgh region mising paychecks, some eateries are...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PITTSBURGH STEELERS DEFENSIVE TACKLE CAMERON HEYWARD (97) AND PITTSBURGH STEELERS HEAD COACH MIKE TOMLIN DURING A REGULAR SEASON GAME BETWEEN THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS AND THE CINCINNATI BENGALS, SUNDAY, DEC. 1, 2024 IN CINCINNATI, OH. | PHOTO BY JARED WICKERHAM / PITTSBURGH STEELERS It’s gone from bad to unfathomable for the Steelers, and it might get worse before it gets better....| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY KRISTY GRAVER Ted Penovich left a lasting impression on Jim Burgunder and his business. “He’s as much a part of this place as I am,” says Burgunder, as he gazes around The Windmill, an ice cream shop and miniature golf course that’s decorated with monster murals painted by the late artist. On Oct. 29 — what would’ve been...| Pittsburgh Magazine
KENDRA WHITLOCK INGRAM, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST, IS ONE OF SEVERAL DIGNITARIES WHO SIGNED A BEAM FOR THE MARKET SQUARE PAVILION TO MARK THE HALFWAY POINT OF CONSTRUCTION. ALLEGHENY COUNTY EXECUTIVE SARA INNAMORATO LOOKS ON. | PHOTO BY VIRGINIA LINN Pittsburgh dignitaries on Wednesday marked the halfway point in a $15 million refresh of Downtown’s Market...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY DAVE DICELLO Downtown Pittsburgh’s residential market has rebounded since the pandemic and in many ways is outperforming expectations. That’s the latest analysis by the nonprofit Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, which is seeing rapid growth, especially by newcomers and those seeking new and luxury housing. Nearly half of all Downtown residents — an average of 45% — lived somewhere else...| Pittsburgh Magazine
A POPULAR WEDDING VENUE, HARTWOOD ACRES MANSION WILL NOT HOST HOLIDAY TOURS IN 2025. PHOTO BY HANNAH RYAN BARBER PHOTOGRAPHY If visiting Hartwood Acres Mansion to see it dressed up with twinkling lights and garlands was part of your plans this holiday season, cross it off the list. Because of the Pennsylvania budget impasse, Allegheny County, which is facing a...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY DAVE DICELLO A few weeks ago, I took a trip to the Baltimore/D.C. area. Right away, I noticed that the drivers in that part of the country are deeply irritating. They have a horrible habit of trying to overtake you at all times, even when there’s no room to do so. Traffic is worsened by drivers constantly trying...| Pittsburgh Magazine
DANCERS AGES 14 AND UP GATHER IN A BEGINNING BALLET CLASS ON A RECENT MONDAY NIGHT AT THE PITTSBURGH BALLET THEATRE. | PHOTO BY AVERY JERINA On a Monday night in the Strip District, the trill of a piano carries down the hallways of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. In one of the mirrored studios, adults of all ages line the...| Pittsburgh Magazine
Breed: Mixed Breed (Large) Sex: Male Age: 2 years Weight: 62.4 pounds Meet Hoppin’ John! Hoppin’ John is a sweet, high-energy boy with a big heart and a nose for adventure! This handsome guy came to us as a stray and even bounced back from a back-leg injury with surgery—he’s now working on physical therapy exercises to get stronger every...| Pittsburgh Magazine
ARLEN SOLOMON SHOWS LIZZIE GOGAL A NEW MAGIC TRICK. | PHOTO BY KRISTY GRAVER Arlen Solomon’s interest in magic was sparked by a card trick and a cousin who just had to spill the beans about it. Inadvertently learning trade secrets as a kid led him to his current role as executive director of The Society of American Magicians Youth,...| Pittsburgh Magazine
LISA LAMBERT IS NAMED THE 21st PRESIDENT OF CHATHAM UNIVERSITY | PHOTO COURTESY CHATHAM UNIVERSITY Lisa Lambert has been a part of Chatham University’s community since 1985, wearing many hats from biology faculty to vice president of academic affairs to interim president. Now, Lambert has been appointed as the permanent president of the university. She stepped into the role of...| Pittsburgh Magazine
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PITTSBURGHERS ARE MAKING WELCOME BLANKETS TO BRING COMFORT TO REFUGEES. THEY COME WITH A TAG FROM THE CRAFTER WITH THAT PERSON’S OWN IMMIGRATION STORY AND A WORD OF WELCOME. | PHOTO BY DELANEY PIPON As the yearly autumn chill rolls over Pittsburgh, blankets are likely at the forefront of our minds. In the words of Johannah Hutchison, executive director of...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTOS BY SAM WASILAK, FLY OVER PROPERTIES In 1955, Bill Hunter’s grandfather, W.W. Hunter, came across 1600 Coursin St. in McKeesport and had a vision; he wanted to turn it into welcoming space for members of his community to both mourn their loved ones and celebrate lives well lived. With that, he purchased the palatial brick home and began making...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO COURTESY 20TH CENTURY PICTURES The biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody” is about Queen. “Rocketman” is about Elton John. “Elvis,” as you’d imagine, is about Elvis. “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere” is about depression. As it happens, its protagonist is Bruce Springsteen. That’s an aberration, obviously, in the increasingly prevalent world of music biopics. There are no fictionalized scenes depicting pivotal moments...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PITTSBURGH STEELERS QUARTERBACK AARON RODGERS (8) DURING A REGULAR SEASON GAME BETWEEN THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS AND THE CINCINNATI BENGALS, THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 2025 IN CINCINNATI, OH. | PHOTO BY KARL ROSER/PITTSBURGH STEELERS Mike Tomlin was admittedly disappointed in defeat but also insistent that his Steelers “won’t be defined” by what should forever be remembered as the Disaster in Cincinnati. Fair...| Pittsburgh Magazine
122 Woodland Road Shadyside, PA 15232 Presented by Andrea Ehrenreich Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Gracefully positioned on one of the city’s most distinguished & sought-after addresses, this exceptional residence redefines luxury living in Pittsburgh. Step through the grand entrance into a soaring foyer where intricate moldings, sweeping archways, & dramatic ceiling heights set an opulent tone. The main level...| Pittsburgh Magazine
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS ARE LEFT BEHIND BY TRAVELERS AT PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. | PHOTO BY BETH HOLLERICH Pittsburgh International Airport’s annual auction turns old or left-behind items into the public’s treasure, selling off lost-and-found merchandise, decommissioned vehicles and used airport maintenance equipment. This year, there are more than 1,000 items available to bid on, ranging from dozens of iPhones...| Pittsburgh Magazine
Looking for a winter escape that’s close to home yet feels worlds away? Just a short two-hour drive from Pittsburgh, Gervasi Vineyard in Canton, Ohio, offers an unforgettable holiday retreat that combines luxury, warmth, and the magic of the season. This winter, Gervasi transforms its Tuscan-inspired villa suites into the Mrs. Kringle Suites — stunning holiday hideaways filled with twinkling...| Pittsburgh Magazine
When snow dusts the ridges and holiday lights appear, Berkeley Springs transforms into a quietly enchanting retreat for winter lovers. Imagine crisp air scented with evergreen, hands clasped in gloves, and historic streets glowing as dusk falls. In this intimate season, the town pulses with a softer beat—one meant for two. In mid-December, the town’s warmth deepens with the Bath...| Pittsburgh Magazine
Breed: Mixed Breed (Medium) Sex: Male Age: 3 years Weight: 47.5 pounds Meet Acorn! Just like the mighty oak he’s named for, Acorn has proven that from small (and sometimes rough) beginnings, great things can grow. This sweet boy was found abandoned and in need of urgent care—but thanks to some heroic teamwork between local police, Blue Pearl, and Animal...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY VIRGINIA LINN Oops. After 10 honorees were inducted into the inaugural Pittsburgh Walk of Fame in a ceremony attended by hundreds Monday morning, eagle eyes noticed a misspelling in a name on one of the bronze plaques. It was for the actor Michael Keaton, who was the only inductee to appear in person and gave heartfelt remarks to...| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY KRISTY GRAVER (This is the first story in a series about neighborhood dining scenes.) My favorite local haunt is the Ambridge Do It Best Home Center. Yeah, you might see chainsaws, but it’s not a spooky attraction in the traditional sense; there aren’t creepy monsters lurking in the shadows (unless you, of course, count me). Each fall, this...| Pittsburgh Magazine
THE CHAUFFEUR’S ROOM ON THE FOURTH FLOOR OF CLAYTON | PHOTO BY SETH CULP-RESSLER / THE FRICK PITTSBURGH The top floors of Clayton, the former home of the Frick family, have never been seen by the public until right now. They’ve been off limits throughout the past 35 years, the period of time in which the home has operated as...| Pittsburgh Magazine
National Geographic selects the Steel City as one of 25 best places in the world to travel to in 2026 — the only U.S. city on the list.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Are you quackin’ up in anticipation of this floating art installation? Read this primer.| Pittsburgh Magazine
PHOTO BY MONTY BRINTON / NBC It’s a match made in Hollywood — but born in Western Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh-born actor Joe Manganiello has publicly confirmed his engagement to Uniontown-born actress Caitlin O’Connor. In an Instagram post shared Friday, Manganiello and O’Connor posed with a diamond ring prominently displayed — right next to their chihuahua, Bubbles, an Instagram star in her...| Pittsburgh Magazine
They’re the latest shenanigans by the candy shop proprietor who tells fans to ‘expect the unexpected.’| Pittsburgh Magazine
The first time I met Jonathon Carmichael, he was carrying an armful of vintage Halloween blow molds into his horror museum. This instantly made him my new| Pittsburgh Magazine
(Dig in With Graver is a weekly column featuring small, digestible bites of foodie news from across Pittsburgh’s culinary landscape.) Parts of “Night of| Pittsburgh Magazine
Submit photos of your Pittsburgh-area Halloween decorations for a chance to be featured in a Pittsburgh Magazine story.| Pittsburgh Magazine
From hayrides, to jack o'lantern trails to zombies — you'll find them all in southwestern Pennsylvania.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Two blocks of historical buildings along Fourth Avenue are drawing new residents to Downtown who marvel at their opulent marble lobbies and elaborately carved stonework.| Pittsburgh Magazine
These will be held along Downtown's Fourth Avenue to share the history, stories and 'fascinating architecture.'| Pittsburgh Magazine
The biopic of a mixed martial arts star is a careful character study, not a sports story.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The emotional deck was stacked against Minnesota in Dublin. But can the Steelers retain that passion to use against more formidable foes?| Pittsburgh Magazine
Breed: Domestic Shorthair Sex: Male Age: 2 years old Weight: 12.5 lbs. Meet Full Moon! This handsome two-year-old charmer came to us after being found as| Pittsburgh Magazine
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PHOTO BY SETH CULP-RESSLER / THE FRICK PITTSBURGH “The Scandinavian Home”: The many pieces in “The Scandinavian Home: Landscape and Lore” are perfectly united in feeling — even though they’re almost completely dissonant in style and media. There are paintings, sculptures, tapestries and furniture in this exhibit; within each of those disciplines there are even more varieties in style. Yet...| Pittsburgh Magazine
The home-video store held a soft opening last week — and it was packed with movie lovers.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Upgrading your home’s heating and cooling system can feel daunting – especially when you're trying to balance comfort, cost, and sustainability. Did you| Pittsburgh Magazine
As Community LIFE starts to wrap up their 25th anniversary celebrations, caregivers and participants alike are excited to look ahead at what the next 25 years will bring.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Pittsburgh Magazine features restaurants, doctors, arts, sports, shopping, homes and weddings in the Pittsburgh, Pa., area.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The installation "Momentum" includes two moving, flowing pieces by the artist Patrick Shearn.| Pittsburgh Magazine
A request for earlier closing times may reveal which businesses care about the neighborhood and which are in it for themselves.| Pittsburgh Magazine
PM Film Critic Sean Colliers reviews the latest movies coming to Pittsburgh.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Director Gareth Edwards gets the dinosaur franchise back on track with this standalone sequel.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Spend an Evening in Paradise on the Northside during the National Aviary’s 21+ summer soiree, Night in the Tropics Presented by UPMC Health Plan! Dance| Pittsburgh Magazine
They can’t brawl every day, as they did in a high-profile, all-inclusive scuffle on Wednesday. But there’s a mentality, a camaraderie and a competitiveness that are fostered by such things, and that matters.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The season teased long enough to inspire dreams of October. But it’s imploded into another nightmare that’s more on who they are than what they’re spending.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Set soon after the events of the classic film, this latter-day sequel gets back to basics.| Pittsburgh Magazine
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The state agency shares a new video that shows step-by-step on how the Commercial Street Bridge will be replaced on the Parkway East.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open its doors to the public this month.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The Allegheny County Health Department says mosquitos positive for West Nile Virus have been found in several Pittsburgh neighborhoods.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Chef Raymond Mikesell is re-opening Wild Rosemary in the South Hills. It will open for lunch and dinner service in June.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Downtown’s Best Special Places and Spaces Tour takes you inside the Frick Building, Union Trust Building, First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh and plenty more.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Doors Open Pittsburgh's Boat Tours reveal the hidden stories behind the city’s grand structures with plenty of detail for architecture buffs.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Tickets for the PNC Park off-season tour can be purchased online. Morning tours are also available during the baseball season.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The Bikes & Brews Tour launches from the Bike the Burgh Tours headquarters near the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Downtown.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Acrisure Stadium offers a variety of tours year-round, including game-day tours and access to the Steelers Hall of Honor Museum.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Our food editor took the ’Burgh Bits & Bites Food Tour through the Strip District, but this local tour company can take you around town.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Literacy Pittsburgh, Assemble and The Children’s Institute all have openings.| Pittsburgh Magazine
Things to do in Pittsburgh: See Melissa Etheridge at Stage AE, head to the Mattress Factory or chow down at Pittsburgh VegFest.| Pittsburgh Magazine
The Pittsburgh Pitch is a part of Newsapalooza, a new event Sept. 26-28 that aims to amplify the importance of local journalism.| Pittsburgh Magazine
