On August 15th, 2025, Cancer Bridges is hosting a Summer Send-Off at 2816 Smallman St. The event will feature carnival-style games, hands-on activities, and food. 

This week’s standout bite (okay, bites!) came sizzling straight from the wood-fired grill at Gaucho Parrilla Argentina in Downtown. We couldn’t pick just one star dish—so we didn’t. Instead, we went all in.

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. 

Heinz is a global household name and the standard for condiments. But for Pittsburgh, it’s so much more than that– Heinz has been calling Pittsburgh home for nearly two centuries. But it all started with one man: Henry J. Heinz.

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!

Downtown’s tallest building, The Steel Tower, is offering you shade during the Steel Plaza’s summer events. Stop by for one or more of their many offerings. 

Everyone deserves a day free of cooking and cleaning! We’ve created a list of restaurants in Downtown to keep you out of the kitchen all day. There’s no need to lift a finger when you live in the Golden Triangle, a neighborhood filled with culinary delights.

Looking for a way to get more involved in downtown Pittsburgh? DNA always has you covered. Take your love for the city and involvement in its betterment one step further with an Individual DNA Membership.

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Looking to get ahead on your holiday planning? Valozzi’s is bringing the festive cheer early with their exciting “Christmas in July” catering promotion!

Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) is one of the largest animal rescues in Pennsylvania. They have three locations–one on the north side, one on the east side, and a wildlife center. The shelter locations are packed with dogs and cats, but there are also bunnies, ferrets, turtles, and more. While some require a little more patience, many are kind, gentle pets waiting for a family to see their potential.

Dine with purpose at Cafe Momentum, a nonprofit restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh that doesn’t just serve up delicious meals– they are committed to fostering a supportive community.

Howl at the Moon is a piano bar in the heart of Downtown. If you’re looking to dance, this is the spot for you. The performers aim to get you on your feet with an upbeat, energetic setlist. It's open until 2am Thursday-Saturday, so be sure to bring your dancing shoes. 

If you’re melting in the hot, sticky haze of a Pittsburgh summer, stop what you’re doing and head straight to Live Fresh Juicery — your oasis in the concrete jungle. Nestled right in Downtown at 120 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15222, this spot is a total lifesaver when the temperature spikes and your energy dips.

Sit back and enjoy the show (and the food) at Greer Cabaret Theater. This project of The Cultural Trust, puts on magnificent performances joined by delicious food and drinks. During showtimes, tickets are required to sit and dine in the theater, but other times the lounge is open to the public Tuesday-Sunday.

Let's be honest, Pittsburgh is always picture perfect. Help us prove it by sending in your photos to our Downtown Through Your Eyes photo submission! Send in your favorite view, sunset, special moment, mural, or whatever is sitting in your camera roll, but submissions must be taken in Downtown or the Strip District.

In June of 1961, art curator G. David Thompson was going out to dinner with his wife, thinking nothing of it. But when he got back, he was met with quite a shock– 10 paintings, wiped from his house, and more damaged.