On Dec. 31, the city’s long-awaited New Year’s Eve celebration, Highmark First Night Pittsburgh, will take place from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Events
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Sure, we don’t host an F1 race and the closest NASCAR track isn’t very close at all, but you still can find top-tier racing across Western Pennsylvania most of the year:• Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway and Lernerville Speedway: These dirt tracks in Imperial and Sarver are home to races from a wide range of divisions and are great for families.
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Do you have Valentine’s Day traditions, or do you scoff at the holiday? Whether you’re pro- or anti-Valentine’s Day, you’ll appreciate “High Fidelity,” the 2000 record store dramedy featuring a lovelorn John Cusack.
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Pittsburgh is packed with holiday activities, but there’s nothing quite like Phipps.
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Halloween is less than a month away, which means if you haven’t started thinking about
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The benefit concert Rock, Reggae & Relief is returning and stretching out to two days.
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Does your wardrobe need an update? Bored with your closet? Looking for a funky outfit for a special occasion? Downtown has become a whole lot more stylish this summer with the addition of the weekly Fashion Market in Market Square, every Friday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
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It’s almost time to inflate the 35-foot Heinz pickle balloon. With less than one month until Picklesburgh, we’re getting ready for our biggest (and briniest) festival yet – but we need your help!
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Kennywood has been an epicenter of fun in Pittsburgh since 1898. From its humble beginnings as a small trolley park, it’s now one of the most cherished landmarks of the area.
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The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is known for its races through city streets and a massive car show in Schenley Park. But there are also 11 straight days of races, car shows, parties and parades.
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If St. Patrick’s Day is a distant memory and your Irish eyes are no longer smilin’, take a road trip to the Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival for a hit of the green.
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When mixing celebrities and dodgeball, a great time is in store. The III & Long Foundation and the Ronald McDonald House Charities are partnering to host Celebrity Dodgeball, featuring two former Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Market Square continues to be a hub for weekend activity as the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Night Market + Concert Series kicked off for a full season, complete with new and returning vendors, along with music from a diverse collection of community partners.
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Brides, rejoice! PG&H is hosting Pittsburgh’s first Makers’ Bridal Trunk Show, April 25 from 4-7 p.m. Make your wedding special with a local touch, as the event will include bowties, handmade gifts, custom jewelry, flowers and more – all from Pittsburgh’s top makers and artisans.
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Picklesburgh is the real dill! USA Today announced that Picklesburgh took top honors in its readers’ choice Best Specialty Food Festival contest in America.
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I learned how to square dance recently and it was awesome. There’s something special about sweating, dancing with strangers and enjoying yourself for hours. Everyone should try it once.
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For once, wedding crashers were very welcome. Surrounded by family and friends – and lots of strangers – The Pittsburgh 100’s Louis Spanos (he of Pittsburgh Roast fame) tied the knot with fiance Colten Gill on Feb. 21.
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Although today is officially Cupid’s Day, it’s not too late to find the perfect gift – like a short getaway in Downtown Pittsburgh.
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Quick show of digital hands: How many of you out there have been to the Pittsburgh International Auto Show?
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As we welcome a new year, Downtown Pittsburgh continues to be a vibrant center of activity.
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Feeling the winter blues? Yeah, us too. If you’re looking for good food, fine drinks and great jokes to cheer you up, you don’t have to go far – the recently renovated Pittsburgh Improv has it all.
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Downtown Pittsburgh is the perfect place to ring in 2019.
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Within its Alpine-style vendor booths, there’s more of a global feel at this year’s Peoples Gas Holiday Market in Downtown’s Market Square.
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Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership is teaming with one of the city’s most beloved institutions for a new tradition.
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It’s great to get a package in the mail, but it’s a little disconcerting when you don’t know what’s inside – unless your parcel is a subscription box, that is.
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Downtown Pittsburgh’s holiday season is almost here, meaning it’s time to plan your festive fun – and there’s more than one can’t-miss attraction:
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The 28th Annual YMCA Turkey Trot is fast approaching on Nov. 22. Presented by UnitedHealthcare, the Turkey Trot is more than a race – last year, the event collected 7,000 pounds of food and raised over $240,000 for local food programs. To reach this year’s goal of 10,000 pounds, the YMCA is calling for a community effort.
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We’re excited to invite you inside The Pittsburgh 100. Join us Wednesday, Nov. 7, at noon for a webinar exploring our content, our publishing team and how you can be part of the 100.
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Trick-or-treat, give you something good to eat? You got it. These bone-chilling recipes will have your little ghosts and goblins returning for more:
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So much of Pittsburgh’s energy comes from our great events. So we’re proud to debut The Pittsburgh 100 calendar, where you can share your great event.