On the Tahn: Dance parties at P Town, Cattivo, and more
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from Kesha to early aughts hip hop.
What’s NEXT for Pittsburgh’s Tony Norman?
Longtime Pittsburgh columnist Tony Norman has left the Post-Gazette to write for NEXT Pittsburgh. In an exclusive interview with Pittsburgh City Paper, Norman shares about his plans for this next chapter and reflects back on his many years in the business.
Pittsburgh celebrates Black Philanthropy Month with $10 million initiative
A total of 16 Black-led arts and cultural organizations received major grant funding as part of Pittsburgh’s Cultural Treasures initiative.
Pittsburgh CLO delivers glitzy good time with Sister Act
Head to the Benedum Center to see a rollicking musical adaptation of the hit 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg.
Pittsburgh City Paper promotes designer Lucy Chen to Art Director
Pittsburgh City Paper is pleased to announce that Lucy Chen has been promoted to Art Director. Since being hired as an Editorial Designer at City Paper in 2021, Chen has helmed the paper’s editorial design, including illustrating covers, designing the weekly editorial print pages, creating promotional images, and more. “Lucy has been a gift to…
Highland Park Pool closes for the season after weekend mudslide
Find out which pools are closest to Highland Park, now that it has been forced to close for the remainder of the season.
Little Italy Days continues tradition with 20th anniversary
This year marks two decades for Little Italy Days in Bloomfield, originally launched in 2002 as a small community festival and parade.
Giant Eagle consumer info could be used to target pregnant shoppers
Giant Eagle shares pregnancy-related purchase information with a broker selling data on people whose digital footprint suggests they might be pregnant, according to a new investigation by Gizmodo. Reproductive health and privacy advocates say the availability of this kind of consumer information poses a safety risk to people seeking abortions.
Khadijat Yussuff’s new EP As Above… is an ethereal road trip
Learn more about the latest from Pittsburgh-based photographer, visual artist, and musician Khadijat Yussuff.
Lynn Cullen Live: FBI search Mar-a-Lago (08-09-22)
Lynn and Susan are discussing the story about the FBI executing a search warrant into Trump unlawfully taking White House classified documents with him to Mar-a-Lago after his presidency. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
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Pittsburgh Restaurant Week(s), pretzel salad facts, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Prantl’s Bakery, Farmer x Baker, and 2 Sisters 2 Sons, as well as new merch from Commonplace and Spak, details on the extended Pittsburgh Restaurant Week, and more.
Heinz History Center honors 19th-century African-American leader and abolitionist
The Heinz History Center will host a two-day symposium about Martin Robison Delany, a Black activist who spent his formative years in Pittsburgh.
Documentary captures Pittsburgh’s inclusive Frigid Bitch bike race
A pair of bike enthusiasts documented the people who take part in the Frigid Bitch, a yearly event for “women and under-repped-genders only.”
Cornell educator named Pennsylvania History Teacher of the Year
Cornell educator Amy Palo has been named as the state’s top history teacher this year by the prestigious Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Palo, a high school social science teacher at the Cornell School District since 2007, says her work is motivated by a drive to turn her students into effective civic participants.
5 things I will miss (and not miss) about Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh City Paper arts & culture writer Dani Janae bids adieu to Pittsburgh with a list of things she’ll miss (and not miss) about the Steel City.
Local advocates criticize funneling of welfare funds to crisis pregnancy center network
In the aftermath of the recent Supreme Court ruling gutting federal protections for abortion rights, Pennsylvania advocacy groups ramped up criticism of state funding to anti-abortion group Real Alternatives with federal dollars earmarked for preventing child hunger.
Lynn Cullen Live: Dems get something done (08-08-22)
“Republicans see their role as protecting companies, protecting drug companies, protecting oil companies, and protecting the rich.” – Lynn on Republicans voting against capping the price of insulin Lynn is also talking about the recent success of Democrats in congress, upcoming votes on Gay Marriage, Carl Sagan’s prediction on America and much more on today’s…
Pittsburgh’s top concerts: Aug. 8-14
Music writer Jordan Snowden’s list of Pittsburgh’s best concerts this week, featuring shows at Spirit, PNC Park, Kingfly Spirits, and more
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Pizza Makers, Digital Design Manager, and more
Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Literacy Pittsburgh, CCAC, Ramen Bar, and more.
Davis campaigns in Allegheny County touting education, economy, and safety
State Rep. Austin Davis’ campaign tour for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor brought him back to his native Allegheny County today, where he urged supporters to back his positions on education, the economy, and community safety.
House Dems schedule Pittsburgh hearings to discuss firefighting, energy, abortion
The Pennsylvania House Democratic Policy Committee has scheduled four hearings in Pittsburgh over the next week to discuss issues ranging from tax breaks for first responders to the future of healthcare following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe V. Wade. All four hearings will be open to the public.
Pittsburgh nonprofit celebrates Black single mothers with new anthology
When She Thrives is helping six Pittsburgh women become published authors with a new anthology, and honoring five others at annual event.
Pittsburgh Musical Theater to stage Evil Dead, The Little Mermaid, and more
The Pittsburgh Musical Theater 2022-2023 season promises a lineup of fun shows for all ages, all taking place at the Byham Theater and the West End.
Allegheny County returns to high coronavirus community infection levels
Allegheny County is back in the CDC’s highest community infection tier following a steady rise of new infections throughout July. The CDC recommends indoor mask-wearing, staying up-to-date with vaccines, and testing whenever symptoms appear.
Stay Weird, Pittsburgh: 2 Fern 2 Hollow, very online doctors, and more
We’re highlighting everything that made Pittsburgh the weird place it is this week.
SCP Cadet School turns internet horror stories into Pittsburgh-shot short films
A group of Pittsburgh filmmakers and actors have created a series about cadets facing the “horrifying first day of class at the supernatural SCP Foundation.”
Federal officials declare a public health emergency for monkeypox
The World Health Organization has given its highest alert level to monkeypox, declaring it a public health emergency of international concern
Court watchers wear white at probation hearing to protest judge’s conduct
Volunteer court watchers dressed in white filed into Judge Anthony Mariani’s common pleas courtroom this morning in protest of his conduct toward defendants. The demonstration was coordinated by staff from the Abolitionist Law Center and the family of Gerald Thomas who died earlier this year aged 26 after collapsing in Allegheny County Jail. Both have independently…
Pittsburgh hosts recycling drop-off days for electronic and chemical waste
Pittsburgh residents can now register to drop off electronic and chemical waste during designated collection days at the Department of Public Works Environmental Services facility in the Strip District.
Utility Commission fines Peoples Gas $195,000 for 2019 gas leak in Moon
Peoples Gas faces a $195,000 civil penalty from a gas leak three years ago that left hundreds of Moon residents without service amid chilly winter temperatures.
BikePGH goes round and round with “Loop the Loop” Allegheny Circle ride
Go around in circles for a good cause when BikePGH hosts its latest Ride and Walk Fundraiser on Pittsburgh’s North Side.
Lynn Cullen Live: Nancy Pelosi, and Cracker Barrel gets WOKE (08-04-22)
Lynn is talking about Brain function, Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan trip, Marisa Tomei, and Cracker Barrel getting woke with plant based sausage. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Historic Freedom Corner suffers damages; leaders work to rebuild
Local leaders are working to rebuild Pittsburgh’s historic Freedom Corner landmark that has huge cracks below its nameplate and damage to the sidewalks surrounding it.
Biden to sign order on out-of-state abortion access
President Joe Biden will sign an executive order that aims to help pregnant patients cover the cost of travel to access abortion health care.
Lynn Cullen Live: Mail-In balloting and the PACT Act (08-03-22)
Lynn is discussing the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the states mail voting law after a long legal fight. Plus the Republicans turning on a dime to hold up the PACT Act bill in the Senate and then after pressure, especially from advocate Jon Stewart, they turned on a dime again and voted for…
Chamber Music Pittsburgh announces its 2022–23 season
Chamber Music Pittsburgh is preparing to engage audiences with both the familiar and the unexpected in its newly announced live subscription season.
CP Jail Watch: July 2022
The Allegheny County Jail continues to face scrutiny over its handling of deaths of individuals in custody, safety and health care for trans people, COVID statistics, and more. To keep the public informed, Pittsburgh City Paper is launching a new monthly watchdog feature to keep tabs on the facility and its leaders.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Aug. 4-10
Plan your week ahead with a little help from the stars. This week’s Free Will Astrology has advice for everyone, from Cancers to Geminis.
A fine Scottish pub serving mostly American food
Woods House Pub offers a delightful taste of Scottish-inspired food in a historical, rugged setting.
New venue The Bridge Music Bar gives much-needed platform to local musicians
Former owner of Howlers brings new music venue to East Liberty as The Bridge Music Bar.
Pittsburgh International Airport envisions art beyond the terminal
Pittsburgh Airport strives to become a destination for art and enrich travelers.
Black-led community spotlight: Gina Winstead, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
Gina Winstead starts as the new vice president of inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Aug. 4-10
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a record convention featuring an amazing amount of vinyl to the unusual sport of pickleball, we’ve got a list of this week’s top events in the Steel City.
