Since becoming artistic and general director of River City Brass in 2010, Gourlay has been named one of the Top 30 Professionals of the Year by Musical America and has taken River City Brass from 21 yearly concerts up to 35.

TRYP isn’t only for visitors to Steel City – it’s also a great place for the locals.

On one fateful day in 2016, Pittsburgh traffic suffered a terrible tragedy, causing a mess that would ripple for 24 temper-inducing, detour-filled days – the Liberty Bridge caught on fire. 

Coffee shops are great places to work, but not around dinner time, when you’re hungry or just need a drink.

If you live in Pittsburgh and love bubble tea, you know there’s plenty of options in our Oakland neighborhood alone. But of all the tea joints in the city, Fuku Tea stands out most.

With over 29 colleges and universities, you’re bound to fall in love with at least one of Pittsburgh’s campuses and all the opportunities this old steel town has to offer.

We all know Point State Park is the place to be in Pittsburgh – we’re all certainly waiting for summer to feel its fountain’s fine mist dancing across our faces. However, while the park is a prime recreational spot in Pittsburgh, it has an important history that often goes forgotten.

If you struggle to be confident in the workplace, these tips can improve not only your overall work ethic but also the quality of work you create.

Digital marketing is going to be tougher in 2020.

As Maya Angelou once said, “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”

The two things I hear most often from The Pittsburgh 100 readers: how much they like it (blush) and “who else reads it besides me?” I’m glad you asked.

The Centre Avenue YMCA has been an integral part of black history in Pittsburgh for nearly a century.