Looking for a place to grab a fresh, quick bite with the family? Look no further than Cherry Way. Arepittas’ aroma fills the street with the freshest Venezuelan cuisine in Pittsburgh.

If you’re looking for something exciting, welcoming, and free to do this summer, head over to the August Wilson African American Cultural Center on July 12 from 12 PM to 3 PM. AWCommunity Day is back and bringing an afternoon full of energy, creativity, and connection to Downtown Pittsburgh!

Before Mister Rogers entered the realm of television, he was appalled by it. Rather than turning the TV off, Rogers saw an opportunity to create a program that audiences could relate to and learn from.

There are many things that make Pittsburgh unique, both seen and unseen. But there’s one thing that you can’t avoid at nearly any cost when it comes to Pittsburgh, and that’s the outdoors.

It’s almost time to receive a little bit of Pittsburgh on your doorstep. 

In a city that runs on grit, fries-on-salad, and die-hard sports fans, finding a place that slows time and stirs the senses is no small thing. But tucked into the heart of downtown, Ritual House is doing exactly that—serving up spirited food and drink in an atmosphere so lush, it feels like stepping into your most fabulous daydream.

Looking for summer fun in Pittsburgh? PPG Paints Arena has an exciting lineup of concerts and events for all ages, for a bright and vibrant summer.

On April 10th, 1845, The Great Fire of Pittsburgh swept through Downtown Pittsburgh, destroying 982 buildings in its wake. The Bank of Pittsburgh was one of the few buildings that still stood, though its insides were destroyed. Many Pittsburghers were left homeless, but the city recovered quickly thanks to the grace and hospitality of its people.

Last week, the Downtown Neighbors gathered for a delightful evening out, making use of our Candlelight Crescendo 20% member discount at one of downtown’s most stylish spots—Sushi I. Known for its fresh sushi and sleek design, Sushi I also offers a rooftop experience that stands out in the city’s dining scene.

The Omni William Penn Hotel is a great destination for travelers and locals alike. The combination of rich history, impeccable service, and delicious food makes each dining room special in its own way. Whether you’re looking for fine dining, a cup of coffee, or a late-night snack, the Omni hotel has an option for you. 

Celebrate the red, white, and blue with a spectacular view of the Golden Triangle and rockin’ tunes! This July 4th, head over to Grandview Park and jam out with Steel City Blast, who’ll be hosting musical entertainment throughout the evening, followed by a firework show, showcasing the best views in the Burgh.

Calling a new place home is exciting, nerve-wracking, and sometimes, scary. It doesn’t matter where you move– a new city is daunting. Because we know the feeling, we’ve partnered with countless downtown businesses to provide new residents with welcome kits! These will help you get your footing around the city and start finding spots downtown to call your favorites.

Whether you’re new to the city, just stopping by, or born and raised, new experiences in Pittsburgh await you. Sometimes, it takes a little bit more than self-guided exploration to find your new go-to spot, or impress someone with your knowledge of Pittsburgh history. Luckily, Walk the Burgh tours offer a wide variety of different ways to explore the Golden Triangle!

What's better than art? Art that's free. This list is a compilation of free and public art throughout the Golden Triangle. It features murals, sculptures, installations, and more that spotlight the diversity of people, culture, and experiences throughout the city. Downtown might be nicknamed the Golden Triangle, but it is made up of more colors than just gold.

Get ready for fireworks and fun this summer at the Independence Day Celebration in Pittsburgh. 
The City of Pittsburgh is continuing its annual Independence Day Celebration at The North Shore Great Lawn and Grandview Park Band Stand, featuring free family activities, music, food, and entertainment.

Erroll Louis Garner, Born June 15th, 1921, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was a prominent jazz pianist and considered one of the frontiers of jazz music. 

Erroll Garner was most known for his swing playing and jazz ballads. “Misty,” his most well-known piece, is considered to be a jazz standard.

Looking to feel your best this summer? DNA’s Living Well Initiative is here to help you do just that, and it’s kicking off with a fun, free, and truly energizing kickoff party that you definitely don’t want to miss!

On July 15 from 6 PM to 7:30 PM, head over to the UFC Gym in Market Square for an evening that blends fitness, food, and fresh ideas for healthy living in Downtown Pittsburgh.

Downtown Neighbors Alliance is kicking off the Living Well Initiative, a program making wellness community-driven and accessible to downtown residents. 

At exactly 8 PM last Friday, the first candle quietly flickered to life inside a black box-style room at Pittsburgh Playhouse. From the outside, it looked like any ordinary space—square, minimal, painted black with no fixed stage or seating. But stepping inside, it felt like entering another world.

The Burgh Bus has coined a new word, “transportainment,” a combination of “transportation” and “entertainment.” The made-up word is an exact description of the one-of-a-kind tour you get on a Burgh Bus.