It’s almost closing time to vote for The Downtowner’s Best Restaurants, and the competition is just opening up. 

Escape to a dreamy world with 1,000 candles and live strings, The Candlelight Crescendo will leave you in a fairytale wanderlust. 

Discover Pittsburgh transform into your favorite fantastical universes for one weekend only at 3 Rivers Comicon hosted by The David L. Lawrence Convention Center. 

In the heart of The Cultural District, in an intimate space of 75 seats, a sacred language is spoken: comedy. Not everyone may understand it, you might wish you could speak it. This summer is your chance to learn. 

A summer of ice, time travel, and romance, The Pittsburgh CLO offers a whimsical summer journey to the world of musical theater.

In the heart of downtown lies a new gem, with a rooftop and fresh nigiri, Sushi I is Pittsburgh’s newest catch.

Sushi I opened its doors on May 5th, located on 4th Avenue, inviting guests to a sleek, modern restaurant and rooftop, where the sushi is just as stylish. 

Pittsburgh’s annual commemoration of Juneteenth kicks off June 19th-22nd with a weekend full of free activities, music, and celebration around the Pittsburgh area. 

A highlight of the Juneteenth celebration is its lively annual parade.

For 80 years, The CLO has been an instrumental part of Downtown Pittsburgh, creating magic on stage. But this magic doesn’t happen by accident. 

Attention Yinzers! Now’s your chance to showcase your photography skills and our beautiful city.

The Downtown Neighbors Alliance hosted its first in its series, Downtown Dialogues, on June 11th. The event featured notable Downtown figures discussing retail recruitment and addressing the concerns that shape the trajectory of downtown’s success.

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

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.

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. 

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.

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

The Downtown Neighbors Alliance has partnered with local businesses to create welcome baskets that make new residents feel welcome in their new homes. 

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.

Are you a true detective?

An interactive murder mystery dinner and show will be hosted by the William Penn Hotel. Solve crimes and enjoy a 4-course dinner in the elegant ambiance of the classic William Penn!

OpenStreetsPGH is back in downtown Pittsburgh! OpenStreetsPGH is a free community event that allows people to walk, run, bike, and explore spaces that would usually be used for motor vehicles. 

Are you looking to escape your office during your break? Downtown has a lot to offer, from restaurants and green spaces to cultural staples that can bring brightness to your workday.

The Downtown Neighbors’ Alliance very own dog park, located at the base of the Rachel Carson Bridge on 9th Street and Fort Duquesne Boulevard, is open for the summer.