Presented in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University and Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival, CREate Festival is a three-day event which brings together top-level exhibitors of contemporary arts and technologies. The festival showcases artists, innovators, and technology entrepreneurs displaying their...
Read More →Having played nine shows in Pittsburgh to date, Buffalo-based rock band Lemuria are no strangers to the Steel City. For over 10 years, the band has played everything from small DIY house shows to indie venues throughout the US,...
Read More →For three years now, Piebird has been crafting their tasty pastries and signature desserts right here in the ‘Burgh. Since their inception in 2011, Piebird provided catering services at multiple events throughout the city; now, creator Annalee DePaoli plans to...
Read More →Kill Paris, aka Corey Baker, is in a league of his own. Although he’s been identified as a founder of love/soul-step – an emerging genre which mixes the sounds of dubstep with softer R&B and soul music –...
Read More →Guitarist, composer, and songwriter, Trey Anastasio, has acquired a long list of musical accomplishments and collaborations. He’s not only worked with groups like Phish and Dave Matthews Band, but he’s composed several of his own orchestral pieces,...
Read More →The DIY movement has found a home in the ‘burgh, and with it, a collection of local markets full of unique, handmade pieces. These markets are the perfect places to get a head start on...
Read More →Escape Rooms are an interactive, real time experience involving a group of players, locked inside of a room for 60 minutes, using logic and teamwork to make their escape. With the clock ticking, players attempt...
Read More →Greg Michael Gillis, aka Girl Talk, is widely known for his track mashups and digital samplings. When Feed the Animals dropped in 2003, critics quickly took note of his unprecedented style. Girl Talk is famous for sampling tracks from well-known...
Read More →The 33rd annual Three Rivers Film Festival is well underway, kicking off last Thursday, Nov. 7 with a premiere of Homemakers, a comedy set filmed in Pittsburgh. Acclaimed as the largest film festival in the region, Pittsburgh’s Three...
Read More →A new exhibit by local artist Seth Clark depicting the ruins of abandoned buildings through collages premiered at The Union Hall on November 4th and will run through December. His new solo exhibit was funded...
Read More →WordPlay brings together Pittsburgh’s best storytellers to share their true, and funny, stories with a carefully curated soundtrack to back it up. With new stories and new music, each show is different from the rest....
Read More →Renowned African American illustrator, Mozelle W. Thompson was born in Pittsburgh’s Hill District in 1926. After moving to Garfield in high school, it was clear that Thompson’s talents lay in his creativity and artistry. He...
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