Downtown Pittsburgh, it's time to share your ideas! As DNA’s Liberty Avenue Project enters full motion, we want to know your thoughts. Fill out this survey so we can better understand the needs of downtown residents. 

Not only is Downtown home to an excellent culinary scene, but it also has tall buildings that create a beautiful skyline. These two things make for a special combination of good food and good views. We’ve compiled a list of restaurants that overlook the Golden Triangle.

The Byham Theater originally opened in 1904 as a vaudeville theater. In 1930, the theater was transitioned into a movie theater before the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust took it over in 1990. This summer, the theater is hosting an array of comedians and more, guaranteed to make you laugh, relax, and enjoy yourself.

Stepping into Larrimor’s feels like entering a space of perfection and prestige. Shelves and racks are lit by spotlights that show off couture clothes, folded and hung without a wrinkle. Tall, open windows let in natural sunlight, leaving nothing to hide, and they really have nothing to hide. This shop is exactly what it looks like; luxury and excellence are at the very core of Larrimor’s. 

Lights, camera, action! From our tall cityscapes to the golden bridges, Pittsburgh has been a hot commodity for the entertainment industry, serving as the setting to some of your favorite classic films and more recent TV show binges. See if you can spot Pittsburgh while you watch (or re-watch) these movies or tv shows on your next night-in!

The Downtown Neighbors Alliance editorial staff took advantage of the good weather for a summer lunch outside on RedBeard’s patio.

Stop in to Con Alma on any given Saturday night and you can hear rhythmic jazz, drink spirited libations, and eat flavorful fusion cuisine.

An immersive and colorful luminarium will be center stage in the Cultural District until September 4, allowing Pittsburghers to experience an art exhibition like no other.

A free community baby shower will be hosted by Beverly’s Birthdays for new or expecting caregivers at Pittsburgh Marriott City Center on Tuesday, August 8.

Our Downtown Neighbors Alliance staff went to Condado Tacos on Liberty Avenue for lunch and we were far from disappointed.

Did you know that July is National Anti-Boredom month? With so many great activities, museums, programs, galleries, and restaurants, you could never be bored when you’re around the ‘Burgh.

During The Cultural Trust’s Gallery Crawl, a selection of stylish Downtown boutiques are channeling Warhol by sponsoring a boutique crawl where fashion forward Yinzers can shop till they drop.

Braddock’s Rebellion located inside the Renaissance Hotel on Sixth Street offers unique meals produced with high-quality ingredients, drinks that are hard to find and a side of historical nuance.

This week, the DNA editorial staff went to Smithfield’s quaint, second-floor sushi hotspot, Sushi Kim 2. With a giant swordfish looming on the walls and soft music playing in the background, our sushi connoisseurs felt right at home.

With their eclectic menu featuring heaping portions of entrees ranging from fried chicken and mashed potatoes to Thai inspired drunken noodles, Cafe Momentum is the newest addition to Pittsburgh’s upscale dining scene.

Alchemy Bar and Kitchen invites you to experience a different way to dine Downtown. Since the grand opening of Alchemy on March 22, 2023 the restaurant has been a desired destination in the Golden Triangle.

Puttery Pittsburgh is located on Smallman Street in the Strip District and invites the people of Pittsburgh to grab a club and take a swing.

The National Senior Games were started in 1985 by the former leaders of the US National Senior Sports Organization. The first official Senior Games was played in 1987 and had 2500 participants and over 100,000 spectators.

Liberty Chick ‘n’ Fish celebrated their first year on May 16 and since then extended their hours of operation and added a delivery option to the menu. The restaurant is one of four establishments owned and operated by Pittsburgh local, Alihan Hanoglu.