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August Halter’s redesigns got people asking: should Pittsburgh get a new flag?
Halter’s familiarity with the city, along with our unique, recognizable colors and symbols, made Pittsburgh one of his favorite city flags to design.
Descendants of Crom VII
Pittsburgh’s premiere heavy underground music festival kicked off over the weekend, bringing exciting performers to Thunderbird Music Hall. Descendants of Crom has been going strong since 2017, and they continue to showcase local and national artists. On Saturday, Fog Giant from Erie rocked out before Pittsburgh’s own, Funerals, took the stage.
As safety concerns swirl Uber and Lyft, one Pittsburgh local is building a women-only rideshare service
Phylana Stowers is changing the local rideshare gig economy by founding Periwinkle Ladies Travel Club, a woman-led, membership-only rideshare service.
A week of finding Pittsburgh (and the Steelers) in Ireland
Seeing incongruous reminders of Pittsburgh shook me as I toured Dublin and Galway, and as I spied fellow travelers in Steelers gear during stops at various towns.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Elections Office, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium, Schell Games, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh this week, including poll workers, a cafe manager, a sales rep, and more.
When caffeine emergencies strike, Vital Sips answers the call
The ambulance-turned-coffee truck is just what the doctor ordered.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Drop Everything Edition
Something odd is going on in the Pittsburgh housing market: prices are dropping.
CCAC showcases clean energy innovations
Congressman Chris Deluzio joined energy advocates, educators and local leaders for a clean energy tour on CCAC’s North Campus on Wednesday.
Queer culture shines at Kelly Strayhorn Theater
For one weekend, KST offers an opportunity to engage with the queer experience on multiple levels.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Thu., Sept. 25-Wed., Oct. 1.
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a Deep Sea Disco to Slappers N Bangers’ 10th anniversary party to Franz Ferdinand and more, there’s always something to do in the Steel City!
Patrick McGinty takes readers from the Rust Belt to Wall Street in Town College City Road
The Pittsburgh author crafts a story about a queer math prodigy from a struggling steel town, as he navigates the shifting terrain of masculinity, ambition, and belonging across Pennsylvania and beyond.
Black Photojournalism comes into focus at Carnegie Museum of Art
Black Photojournalism, which opened Sept. 13 in the Heinz Galleries and runs through Jan. 19, 2026, is a landmark exhibition that brings historic photographs into the spotlight.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Sept. 25-Oct. 1
If you feel an odd nudge or a dream insists on being remembered, take it seriously.
Headstone Salon is bringing goth haircuts and inclusive art to Millvale
Now that Headstone is up, running, and open to the public, the services they offer include cuts, styling, extensions, and colors in “dramatic hues.” Additionally, visitors can book deep conditioners, general styling, and self-care packages, or have headshots taken.
