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Negroni Week 2019 kicks off, changes at or, The Whale, and other food headlines from this week
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Negroni Week 2019 kicks off, changes at or, The Whale, and other food headlines from this week

By Maggie Weaver Jun 24, 2019

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UPMC and Highmark agreed to a new contract ensuring patient access. What’s next?

By Ryan Deto, News

Negroni Week 2019 kicks off, changes at or, The Whale, and other food headlines from this week

By Maggie Weaver, Food

This is your grandmother’s Oklahoma! — and it’s still great

By Emily Wolfe, Theater

Dance if you want to aboard the Attack Theatre boat party

By Sarah Connor, Dance

Faye Webster talks music, yo-yos, and flossing

By Shawn Cooke, Music

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Specials & Guides
2019 Music Issue Playlist

2019 Music Issue Playlist

By Jordan Snowden

As the concert industry booms, how are local Pittsburgh promoters adjusting?

As the concert industry booms, how are local Pittsburgh promoters adjusting?

By Emily Wolfe

How Pittsburgh’s metal scene fits into the city’s expanding live music events

How Pittsburgh’s metal scene fits into the city’s expanding live music events

By Edward Banchs

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News
UPMC and Highmark agreed to a new contract ensuring patient access. What’s next?

UPMC and Highmark agreed to a new contract ensuring patient access. What’s next?

By Ryan Deto

Chatham University launches Food Bank Farm to grow fresh crops for communities in need

Chatham University launches Food Bank Farm to grow fresh crops for communities in need

By Sarah Connor

Celebrate National Buy Black Week with local businesses

Celebrate National Buy Black Week with local businesses

By Jordan Snowden

Pro-immigrant groups advocate for drivers’ licenses and in-state college tuition for non-citizens

Pro-immigrant groups advocate for drivers’ licenses and in-state college tuition for non-citizens

By Ryan Deto

Pittsburgh-based StarKist criticized for advertising on controversial Fox News show

Pittsburgh-based StarKist criticized for advertising on controversial Fox News show

By Ryan Deto

Allegheny County issues emergency enforcement to U.S. Steel following fire at Clairton Coke Works

Allegheny County issues emergency enforcement to U.S. Steel following fire at Clairton Coke Works

By Emily Wolfe

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Music
Faye Webster talks music, yo-yos, and flossing

Faye Webster talks music, yo-yos, and flossing

By Shawn Cooke

Bad Religion & Lawrence Arms are coming to Pittsburgh’s newest concert venue – Roxian Theatre on August 4th!

Bad Religion & Lawrence Arms are coming to Pittsburgh’s newest concert venue – Roxian Theatre on August 4th!

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Playing disc golf with J. Mascis in the Catskills

Playing disc golf with J. Mascis in the Catskills

By Josh Oswald

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Arts+Entertainment
Pittsburgh Grooveline: June 20-26

Pittsburgh Grooveline: June 20-26

By Amanda Waltz

<i>A Sporting Vision</i> at the Frick Art Museum isn’t just for horse girls

A Sporting Vision at the Frick Art Museum isn’t just for horse girls

By Amanda Waltz

Comedian Tracey Williamson channels her frustrations, sadness, and anger into laughs

Comedian Tracey Williamson channels her frustrations, sadness, and anger into laughs

By Gab Bonesso

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Stage
This is your grandmother’s <i>Oklahoma!</i> — and it’s still great

This is your grandmother’s Oklahoma! — and it’s still great

By Emily Wolfe

Dance if you want to aboard the Attack Theatre boat party

Dance if you want to aboard the Attack Theatre boat party

By Sarah Connor

Bodiography announces new and classic dance performances for 2019-2020 season

Bodiography announces new and classic dance performances for 2019-2020 season

By Amanda Waltz

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Food+Drink
Negroni Week 2019 kicks off, changes at or, The Whale, and other food headlines from this week

Negroni Week 2019 kicks off, changes at or, The Whale, and other food headlines from this week

By Maggie Weaver

Sewickley's Mediterra Café is inventive without being inaccessible

Sewickley's Mediterra Café is inventive without being inaccessible

By Maggie Weaver

Mastering the art of the pop-up bar

Mastering the art of the pop-up bar

By Maggie Weaver

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Film
<i>The Daily Show</i> features two Pittsburgh Pride celebrations in a segment on corporate sponsorship

The Daily Show features two Pittsburgh Pride celebrations in a segment on corporate sponsorship

By Hannah Lynn

<i>The Last Black Man in San Francisco</i> vacillates between relevant and overwrought

The Last Black Man in San Francisco vacillates between relevant and overwrought

By Hannah Lynn

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Lynn Cullen Live - 6/24/19

By Lynn Cullen

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Lynn Cullen Live - 6/21/19

By Lynn Cullen

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