Sep 11-17, 2019

How to celebrate Friday the 13th around Pittsburgh

Memory and Mourning tour at Frick Pittsburgh looks at death in the Gilded Age

In Slanted, the remarkable, strange story of a bandname, the first amendment, and a Supreme Court ruling

Pittsburgh Grooveline: Dance parties at Spirit, Thrival, and more (Sept. 19-25)

James Gallery finds beauty in the unusual with Pretty Ugly art exhibition

Kenneth Aquiline uses own struggles with drug addiction and homelessness to help fellow veterans

Is Pittsburgh vulnerable to fracking-induced earthquakes?

Study says renewable energy power plants will overtake natural-gas plants by 2035

Why Port Authority wants to consolidate some bus stops

Over the last year, 7,000 Pennsylvanians have lost health insurance

Giant Eagle is urging customers not to open carry firearms in its stores

Company blamed for Three Rivers Regatta cancellation has filed for bankruptcy

Carnegie Library introduces new bookmarks to help find books on sensitive topics without having to ask a librarian

Commonwealth Prevention Alliance focuses this year's Recovery Month campaign on "difference-makers"

CNN anchor Van Jones, Rep. Ed Gainey advocate probation reform in East Liberty

Mon Wharf Switchback earns ‘Outstanding Highway Engineering’ award

Pa. state Senator Mike Folmer resigns following child porn possession charges

Bar that takes pride in catering to non-drinkers bolsters its mocktail menu

Try the cozy, welcoming soul food of West Mifflin's Walmart

Illustrated food, fashion, and drink tour of the South Side

Weekly Food Truck Schedule: Sept. 18-24

350° Bakery makes the jump from wholesale to its own home in the South Side Slopes

Arcade Comedy Theater delivers a fun-filled laugh riot with Bubble Boy: The Musical

Squirrel Hill native's Texas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughan spans 30 years of research

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces details of second annual Bookish in the 'Burgh

The 412: wwoman’s music video is pleasurable and indulgent

Local rapper Linwood emphasizes the humanness of his music

Pittsburgh music veteran turns album into two-night multimedia production at The Oaks Theater

An Evening with Gov’t Mule at Roxian Theatre, Sept. 20

Concert photos: Caroline Rose and GREAT TIME at Club Cafe

New Music Friday: Releases from Frame and Mantle, Swiss Army, and more

AJ McLean rules, and other conclusions from Backstreet Boys' show at PPG Paints Arena

The Head and the Heart's Josiah Johnson talks addiction, recovery, and his new solo career

Concert Announcements: Green Day, Little Big Town, Hanson, and more

There are seven music festivals happening in Pittsburgh this weekend

Byron Nash wades into adventurous unknown territory with his new Harrison Wargo-produced project

Un Poyo Rojo incorporates dance, comedy, and wrestling into an acrobatic show that defies stereotypes

What you need to know if you want to be a museum's director of publishing

Tigers Are Not Afraid attempts to depict the realities of the drug war in Mexico through fantasy

Love in this club: glitter, friendship, and financial revenge in Hustlers

Now Playing: Weekly Pittsburgh film roundup, Sept. 13-19

PULLPROOF Studio highlights female and non-binary illustrators with Mirror, Mirror

When educators who are supposed to be a child's best advocate become barriers instead

A project that started as 'fun cartoon porn' has evolved into a thought-provoking movement

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Pittsburgh City Paper staff highlights their must-see events