From January 23rd to the 25th, the David Lawrence Convention Center in Downtown Pittsburgh will be hosting the 65th annual World of Wheels Car Show. Whether you are a casual enjoyer or a car enthusiast, this car show is the perfect opportunity to see bold, vintage, and new-age vehicles!

With February around the corner, the Heinz History Center is presenting its twelfth annual Black History Month Lecture. Their yearly lecture is taking place on Friday, January 30th, from 6:30-7:30pm, with general admission tickets costing only $10.

If you are looking for something fun to do this upcoming February and March, the Benedum Center in Downtown Pittsburgh is hosting a multitude of fabulous shows to see!

Check out these soup spots in the Strip District for comforting meals that warm you up on a cold day!

The Pittsburgh Chinese Cultural Center is once again hosting its Lunar New Year Gala on February 7th! The Pittsburgh Playhouse, PNC Theater, will offer free cultural activities at 4pm, followed by the main performances at 6pm. The Chinese Cultural Center strives to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture while engaging with Pittsburgh's own Chinese community. 

The Strip offers a wide variety of food, drinks, entertainment, and goods, but one of the most notorious elements is when you are walking down the street and get a whiff of freshly baked bread. This delicious aroma is from the numerous bakeries that call The Strip their home.

Whether you are under 21, the designated driver, or just don’t want to drink, Downtown Pittsburgh has you covered! These bars and restaurants have a variety of beverages sure to satisfy any flavor palette. So add these to your weekend plans and enjoy!

February 26th from 7 to 10 pm, McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood and Steaks is hosting a specialty dinner event! The dinner will include a five-course meal paired with wines from Rombauer.

Downtown holds a plethora of businesses that we all love. Amongst those are black-owned Businesses that if you haven’t already visited, I highly recommend that you do! From fitness to bakeries, take a look at these black-owned businesses in Downtown Pittsburgh!

Whether you have a partner, are single, or are just looking for a fun day with friends, The Strip is the place to be this Valentine’s Day. 

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.

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. 

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! 

The David L. Lawrence Convention Center is expected to receive an adjacent hotel very soon! Pennsylvania State Senator Wayne D. Fontana, who has been spearheading this project along with the Sports and Exhibition Authority, announced that negotiations are still being made as they close in on a deal.