Pittsburgh bakeries welcome spring with fresh fruits, floral ingredients
Indulging in carbs can be a great source of comfort through Pittsburgh’s dreary winter months, but the joy of baked goods doesn’t have to stop come spring. Bakeries throughout the city are adding a new rotation of seasonal items — bright and colorful in both appearance and taste — to their menus. Find fresh fruits…
These Pittsburgh CSAs will fill your home with spring flowers
Like in many cities, space for gardens and flower beds in Pittsburgh comes at a premium, meaning that many renters and homeowners may not be able to experience the joy of seasonal blooms. One way to fill your home with spring flowers, while also supporting local farmers and growers, is subscribing to a flower CSA.…
Behind-the-scenes at Page’s, Pittsburgh’s iconic ice cream shop
The iconic South Side ice cream shop on the corner of East Carson Street and Becks Run Road is undergoing a “subtle rebrand.” Formerly known as Page Dairy Mart, it’s just Page’s now. To go with the newly shortened name, Marjorie Page Prusia, co-owner of Page’s and the fourth generation of the Page family to…
Pittsburgh galleries, museums debut new shows for spring 2022
Spring is here, and with it, the promise of new art exhibits at various galleries and museums throughout Pittsburgh. From unseen works by a celebrated photographer, to the return of a major international fiber arts showcase, the city will have plenty of interesting shows to see this season. Untitled Affairs: CMU MFA 2022 Exhibition at…
Pittsburgh’s spring concert season is ready to bring back crowds
Spring is here, and so is the return of live music. Whether indoors or outdoors, touring and local musicians are returning to Pittsburgh venues after a long pandemic winter. In Allegheny County, cases of COVID-19 are currently at their lowest numbers since July 2021 — a good sign for spring concerts, according to Aaron Clark,…
