By Donny Martin Pittsburgh is a city known for its rich history, cultural diversity, and unique events. This year, there are plenty of exciting events happening throughout the city that you won't want to miss. Here are ten unique Pittsburgh events that are sure to be a hit with locals and visitors alike.
By Jen Irwin There’s nothing more Pittsburgh than going to a Fish Fry on Friday nights during Lent. Restaurants, churches, and fire halls host them through Good Friday. Everyone is always welcome and they’re a great way to meet new people and spend time in different communities.
Why a fish fry? Lent (February 22- April 6, 2023), is a 6-week religious observance by many Christians that leads up to Easter Sunday. On Fridays during Lent, Catholics abstain from eating meat. This has led to Fish Fry Fridays becoming a popular weekend destination this time of year. Many restaurants change their hours and adapt their menus to get in on the Fish Fry action. These are some of the best spots to order a colossal fish sandwich, a cold beer, and a side of Pittsburgh favorites pierogies or haluski…
Whether you’re a native to the Steel City or a tourist looking to meet new people and experience new things, fish fries are truly a Pittsburgh tradition where you can raise your glasses to the days getting longer and spring being just around the corner! By Jen Irwin February and March in Pittsburgh can be long and dreary. Whether there’s snow on the ground or not, there are fun things to do indoors and outdoors. Here are some ways to beat the winter blues…
by Jen Irwin Its hard to believe that 2023 is almost here! New Year’s is a time to reflect, make resolutions and of course, celebrate! Here are some ideas to ring in the New Year in the Burgh…
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By Jen Irwin Fall is a beautiful time of year in Pittsburgh. As summer temperatures subside and the leaves begin to change, we start to think about autumn traditions and plan activities to take full advantage of what the season has to offer. Here are some of the best fall activities around town…
By Jen Irwin Did you know that Pennsylvania has the longest foliage season than anywhere else in the world? According to the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the last week in October is prime time to see autumn in all its glory before winter makes its return. Here are some of the best spots to take in vibrant, seasonal views…
Written by Jen Irwin Soak up every minute or summer and enjoy all the fun that the iconic Three Rivers has to offer. As Pittsburghers, we’re so lucky to have these beautiful waters in our backyard. Here are the best ways to enjoy them and soak up the city views…
by Jen Irwin Kennywood is a timeless tradition located 20 minutes outside of the city and one of Pittsburgh’s most beloved historical landmarks. An amusement park for all ages that features thrilling rides, delicious treats, and a variety of entertainment. Rides includes three wooden roller coasters, and the states tallest and fastest coasters, The Phantom’s Revenge and The Steel Curtain. After a brief retirement, the park brought back its most beloved ride, The Kangaroo. Children will love Kiddie Land and Thomas Town. Tickle your taste buds with fried Oreos, funnel cakes, park favorite Potato Patch Fries (adding cheese and bacon is a must) and square ice cream bars covered in chocolate and nuts! The park often has food trucks visit and they’ve recently added a beer garden. There are events and activities all season long including dance shows, parades, trivia, and light shows. The seasonal events are just as much fun as a hot, summer day at the park. Play all day and fright all night at Phantom Fall Fest. Enjoy family fun during the day and be prepared to be scared at night at the various haunted houses around the park. Make your holiday season sparkle by walking through the park among thousands of twinkling lights during Kennywood Holiday Lights. Plan a trip to Kennywood and make memories that will last a lifetime. Don’t forget to checkout Kennywood’s sister parks, Sandcastle Water Park and Idlewild too!
Written by Jen Irwin Pittsburgh shines in the summer. There’s so much to see and do while taking in the gorgeous city views! Explore the Burgh and create memories that will last a lifetime. Here are the top 5 free things to do this summer.
These are just 5 of the great, things you can do this summer. Get outdoors and enjoy festivals, concerts and the three rivers. They happen all season long and there’s something for everyone. |
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