On the Tahn: Dance parties at Mill 19, Hop Farm Brewing, and more (July 7-9)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from indie rock to house music.
Alternate Histories Studio brings Godzilla, aliens, and other monsters to Greenfield
A Pittsburgh pop art business wants to showcase the Greenfield community with a new brick-and-mortar studio.
Brew House Association announces new leadership and other roles
The South Side arts organization named a new executive director and program and marketing coordinator.
PICT Classic Theatre removes leader following sexual misconduct allegations
The PICT Board of Directors has fired the theater company’s Artistic and Executive Director after a number of damning claims.
Lynn Cullen Live: Not Independence Day for Women (07/05/22)
Lynn and Susan are discussing Independence Day for men but women not being fully independent because their rights are being taken away. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Fish fry in July, Picklesburgh fun, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Food News features Picklesburgh, Con Alma, and Long Play Cafe, as well as a new chicken finger chain coming to Pittsburgh, plus much more.
Law firm accuses Allegheny Common Pleas judge of misconduct in 62 complaints
A local public interest law firm has filed 62 complaints against a county judge, who it accuses of “impatient, undignified, and discourteous” behavior and bias against Black men, older people, and people with mental or behavioral health issues.
Pittsburgh’s top concerts: July 4-10
Attention music fans: Find out the best concerts in Pittsburgh this week with Jordan Snowden’s curated list of shows.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Art Director, Accountant, Cleaning Manager, and more
Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, with positions in nonprofits, arts and entertainment venues, restaurants, and more.
Anthrocon brings furries back to Downtown Pittsburgh
Photos from Anthrocon’s annual fursuit parade in Downtown Pittsburgh, featuring hundreds of furries showing off their costumes to delighted locals.
Adda Coffee and Tea House owner supports artists with new Sharpsburg space
Atithi Studios is a three-story multi-use venue that serves as an art gallery, exhibit hall, and community venue for event rentals.
Pa. Senate approves bill restricting fireworks
Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled Senate has approved legislation that proposes to reform the state’s existing fireworks law, including restrictions on when they can be set off.
Gainey appoints new executive advisor on legal policy
Mayor Ed Gainey today has appointed Zeke Rediker as the new executive advisor on legal policy, a position responsible for advising on policy matters. Rediker is a Pittsburgh native and a graduate of the city’s public school system.
What Pittsburghers should know about monkeypox
The Allegheny Health Department confirms that three county residents have been diagnosed with monkeypox, a kind of orthopoxvirus, and shares best practices for preventing infection.
Downtown art gallery evicted in contentious landlord-tenant dispute
About 20 people marched through the streets of Pittsburgh on June 29 to protest the shuttering of a Black and queer-owned art gallery after 21 months in its Downtown space.
Pittsburgh theater company accused of canceling show over alleged “sexual misconduct”
A Pittsburgh theater company announced that “insufficient funds” led them to cancel a new production. But former cast members and others believe sexual harassment is the real reason.
Allegheny Health Department to resume handling COVID-19 calls
Allegheny County residents can now call the health department f they’re seeking information related to COVID-19 testing sites, vaccine access, and other pandemic-related topics.
ALCOSAN, McKees Rocks to settle lawsuit through mediation
More than a year after McKees Rocks sued ALCOSAN over construction plans relating to its $2 billion Clean Water Plan, the parties have agreed to explore mediation.
Local groups launch “Level Up” campaign to encourage pay equity in Pittsburgh
Local women’s organizations are launching a campaign to educate employers and empower them to close the wage gap between women of color and white men.
City to open cooling shelters Thursday, Friday
Pittsburgh Citiparks is opening up cooling centers around the city in response to rising temperatures forecast for Thursday and Friday.
Pittsburgh author Sherrie Flick to host Write the Rivers tours
Bring a pen, paper, and walking shoes for this series of guided tours in three historic Pittsburgh neighborhoods.
Roe’s reversal has health care implications for LGBTQ community
“It’s already difficult for LGBTQ people to find health care broadly, but also abortion care specifically that is respectful and affirming, and safe and so the overturning of Roe v. Wade will make it even more difficult for LGBTQ people to get the care that they deserve.”
Marg Madness aims to find the best margaritas in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh City Paper and Cazadores Tequila are looking for the city’s best margaritas! Marg Madness — the bar battle to determine the champion — is open to all and includes some sweet prize packages.
Pittsburgh responds to overturn of Roe v. Wade
Although anticipated for months, the announcement that Roe v. Wade will no longer protect the right to abortion has set off shockwaves around the nation and here in Pittsburgh. Read on to see how politicians and the community are responding.
How coming out as a trans woman set me free
Nikki Burfield writes on how coming out as a trans woman gave her happiness and the freedom to be true to herself.
Josué Luciano of Grandview Bakery inspires LGBTQ community through cakes
Josué Luciano decorates cakes as Pride flags and grows his following on social media.
Married authors turn their love story into young adult book set in Pittsburgh
She Gets the Girl is a coming-of-age story set at the University of Pittsburgh that follows two girls in a sweet romantic comedy. Plus a look at our July Book Club selection: Unprotected.
Bottlerocket Social Hall wants to spark a comedy scene in Allentown
Allentown’s Bottlerocket Social Hall, full of quirky 1970s items, hopes to invigorate the comedy scene.
Want to help people in need of abortions? Here’s how.
Not sure what to do with your rage over the death of Roe v. Wade? Here’s how you can take immediate action.
Pittsburgh’s top events: June 30-July 6
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From hanging with furries at Anthrocon to shopping for rad clothing and decor at the PGH Flea Night Market, we’ve got a list of this week’s top events in the Steel City.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: June 30-July 6
Look to the stars — both astrological figures and notable celebrities and writers — before planning your week. In week’s Free Will Astrology, Rob Brezsny includes advice from bell hooks, Haruki Murakami, @luxuryblkwomen, and more.
Lynn Cullen Live: Cassidy Hutchinson January 6 testimony (06/29/22)
Lynn is discussing the testimony of former Chief of Staff aide Cassidy Hutchinson at the January 6 hearing yesterday and some of the revelations from her testimony including, Trump and Meadows knew of armed attendees, fear of the 25th amendment was being considered, possible witness intimidation, and more. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the…
