The Pittsburgh Musical Theater (PMT) is producing the highly popular and classic Broadway show, Annie. The next opportunity you get, check out the show at the Byham Theater, which is owned by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust (PCT), from February 19 to March 1, 2026.

The Heinz History Center has once again been named the No. 1 history museum in the country! This is the third consecutive year that the museum has been recognized for this title. The recognition celebrates the museum’s dedication to inspiring audiences and preserving regional history.

The David L. Lawrence Convention Center is expected to receive a new hotel addition very soon! Pennsylvania State Senator Wayne D. Fontana, who has been spearheading this project, announced that negotiations are still being made as they close in on a deal. 

Looking for a fun evening of dancing, dining, and drinks? Well, look no further because there’s a spirited event coming your way. The 2026 Spirits of the Burgh Festival is happening Saturday, February 28, from 6:00-9:00 PM, and is the perfect place for celebration. Organized by Beers of the Burgh, this event inspires a fun, spirit-based twist on the traditional Beer Festival. 

Downtown Pittsburgh is home to many high-quality restaurants with great dishes for any occasion. Even if you’re just looking for a small bite to eat, these dining locations have the perfect selection of tasty appetizers to fill even the slightest hunger.

Next week’s Acoustic Tuesdays talent is off the charts! On February 24, two artists will step onto the Acoustic Tuesdays stage for the first time. These Pittsburgh singer-songwriters have been creating music for as long as they could hold a guitar. Let’s dive deeper into our musicians, Henry Bachorski and Scott Moore. 🎶

With the 2026 NFL Draft quickly approaching and with it bringing thousands of visitors to the city of Pittsburgh, Downtown Neighbors Alliance, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, and the Mayor’s office are working to Downtown for its time on center stage.

Attend the August Wilson African American Cultural Center (AWAACC) Truthsayers: Nia Sioux event, part of the Truthsayers Speaker Series, on February 27th at 7:00 p.m. for $35 to hear Nia Sioux, a New York Times best-selling author, talk about her life. You can even have a chance to meet her during her book signing.

Market Square is the home to many businesses, including City Works in PPG Place. This restaurant has a multitude of features that make dining there both pleasant and fun, including weekend brunch, a large outdoor patio, 15 extra large HDTV’s, large indoor dining, 90 craft beers, and 8 wines on tap with over 30 local breweries!

Mickey and the gang are coming to Pittsburgh this February, and you’re invited to join the party! Disney On Ice is taking over the ice rink to present their show Road Trip Adventures. The show will take place at PPG Paints Arena and will run from February 19-22, with multiple shows on the weekend dates.

Pittsburgh Winter Beerfest is the place for all of your beer needs. Guests will be able to sample a selection of over 150 local and craft brews and will also have the option to enjoy a wide range of craft wines, ciders, seltzers, and liquor. There will also be a variety of food booths so you can enjoy some great food while drinking. A list of the vendors and drink selections can be found here.

Join the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust for the enchanting tale of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. The show will be performed at the Benedum Center and run from February 24 through March 1. The runtime of the production is 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an intermission.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra welcomes you to Heinz Hall to enjoy the performance of a lifetime. Composed of some of the world’s greatest musicians and conductors, the orchestra has prepared several sensational concerts for the coming weeks.

Freeze your butt off to help a cause! The annual Cupid’s Undie Run is happening near Downtown Pittsburgh on February 21st from 12PM–4PM. Cupid’s Undie Run is a national event organized by the Children’s Tumor Foundation (CTF) where participants run a mile in their underwear (or costumes or whatever you’re comfortable in!) to raise money for neurofibromatosis (NF) research.

You’ll want to stand on two feet for this: Flamingo Fest is back! Join the National Aviary on Sat. Feb 28 and Sun. Mar 1 from 11AM–3PM for flamingo-themed fun inspired by the Aviary’s favorite pink flamboyance.

A new Mediterranean restaurant is coming soon to Downtown. Opening its second location, ELIA Mediterranean Grille is an upscale dining location that offers classic Mediterranean-style food in an elegant environment.

The Downtown Neighbors Alliance (DNA) and the Rivers Club hosted a lively Member Mixer on Wednesday, February 4, bringing residents, workers, and community members together for an evening centered on connection and community.

This week, the best dish we ate was the delectable Chicken Tikka from Mild 2 Spicy. The bold flavors from this Indian dish made this meal hard to forget. Upon just the first bite, the Chicken Tikka was perfectly cooked and tender. Prepared in a well-seasoned marinade, each bite was savory with a perfect blend of spices that made the dish balanced and flavorful.

The Greer Cabaret Theater offers a mix of unforgettable meals, cocktails, and shows. The lounge is available to everyone, show tickets are not required, and it offers upscale food and drinks. Greer Cabaret also has food and drinks delivered directly to your seats, though for the theater itself, a show ticket is required. 

The Union Trust Building in Downtown Pittsburgh will be home to a new restaurant called The Common Good, run by Co-Owner of Burgatory and Shorty’s chains, Ritual House, and Palm Palm, Herky Pollock.