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5 Questions with artist and curator Carolina Alamilla
Pittsburgh City Paper spoke with Carolina Alamilla about growing up in Miami, swimming, creating clouds, and more.
Rivers of Steel gets fired up for the Festival of Combustion at Carrie Blast Furnaces
The 2022 Festival of Combustion brings fiery demonstrations, live music, hot air balloon rides, and more to a former Pittsburgh industrial site.
Dance parties at Bottlerocket Social Hall, Two Frays, and more (Oct. 6-8)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from Kesha to throwback jams.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers to strike at midnight
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers say they will walk off the job at midnight in protest of lapsed health care coverage amid ongoing labor tensions.
Halloween 1987 diverts from “classic coming-out narrative” at ReelQ Film Festival
A Halloween costume leads to big revelations in a short film making its world premiere at the ReelQ Pittsburgh LGBT Film Festival.
BoxHeart Gallery highlights “Cuba’s top artists” with Del Caimán group show
With Eyes of Stone and Water, a group exhibition featuring 10 Cuban-born artists, makes its Pittsburgh debut.
Clyde’s serves up magical sandwiches and commentary on life after prison
The latest production at City Theatre looks at the lives of formerly incarcerated employees at a Pennsylvania sandwich shop.
Judge approves removal of Schenley Park Columbus statue
A judge has ruled in favor of Pittsburgh’s plans to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus from Schenley Park two years after a legal challenge put the process on hold.
Where governor candidates Mastriano, Shapiro stand on energy and the environment
Democrat Josh Shapiro wants to further regulate the fracking industry, while Republican Doug Mastriano wants to expand drilling into state parks and forests.
Lynn Cullen Live: Trump’s Rhetoric (10-04-22)
Lynn and Susan are talking about Lynn’s dog Blue who got into some vine and got a million little burrs stuck to him just minutes before the show and now Lynn is feeling out of sorts trying to concentrate on the show, plus how Susan did not fill out their mothers mail in ballot correctly…
After Hours: Pittsburgh nonprofit CEO talks affordable housing, homelessness
After Hours host Natalie Bencivenga interviews Marisa Williams, CEO of Pittsburgh nonprofit HEARTH, on affordable and transitional housing, where political candidates in Pennsylvania stand on this issue, and why homelessness impacts us all as we head to the polls this November.
CP Jail Watch: probation detainer lawsuit, another death, banned books, and more
City Paper’s September 2022 Jail Watch aggregates this month’s Allegheny County Jail news, including details on two of this year’s several deaths in county custody, new statewide data on cash bail and the geography of mass incarceration, and population statistics.
Lynn Cullen Live: Returned Ballots (10-03-22)
Lynn is talking about getting a call at her mothers home from the Democratic committee because her mail in ballot was returned because it was not properly filled out and how the Republican’s make so many loopholes in filling out ballots and returning them, then tell you the system is rigged but they are the…
What to know about mail-in voting ahead of Pennsylvania’s Nov. 8 general election
All Pennsylvania voters may cast their ballots by mail, and there’s still time to request a mail-in ballot. Find out what to know about applying, filling out your ballot, and returning it.
Pittsburgh’s top concerts of the week: Oct. 3-9
Music writer Jordan Snowden’s list of Pittsburgh’s best concerts this week, featuring an all-day music fest, a Brazilian jazz vocalist, and more.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Jail Oversight Board Liaison, Art Handler, 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, including positions at 1Hood Media, Pittsburgh Youth Chorus, WESA, Mike’s Beer Bar, and more.
Pittsburgh joins global protests in solidarity with Iranian women following death of Mahsa Amini
American-Iranian protesters marched through Downtown Pittsburgh today in solidarity with women in Iran as part of a global day of action, following the September death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody.
Pa. Supreme Court Chief Justice Max Baer has died; Debra Todd becomes first woman to lead court
After the passing of Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Max Baer, Justice Debra Todd will become the first woman to serve as chief justice of the state Supreme Court.
Oz quiet on policy goals while bashing Fetterman candidacy during stump in Pittsburgh
GOP Senate candidate Mehmet Oz blasted Fetterman’s campaign during a stop in Pittsburgh where he avoided detailed discussion about his own policy goals.
Blonde, the latest Marilyn Monroe biopic, is beautiful and disgusting
Pittsburgh City Paper weighs in on Blonde, the highly controversial, revisionist portrait of late actress Marilyn Monroe.
Stay Weird, Pittsburgh: The Fetter Man song, Pittsburgh’s best tour guide, and Hurt
We’re breaking down everything that made Pittsburgh weird this week.
Pittsburgh officials dedicate new low-barrier homeless shelter with wraparound services
Second Avenue Commons will open to the public next month, offering temporary shelter for individuals, couples, and pets and connections to other social services as needed.
Where Pa. governor candidates Mastriano, Shapiro stand on crime, justice issues
The top candidates for Pennsylvania governor have different stances on increasing opportunities for parole, the use of cash bail, and more.
On the Tahn: Dance parties at Hop Farm, Cattivo, and more (Sept. 29-Oct. 1)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from darkwave to European disco.
Lynn Cullen Live: Remembering Judah Samet (09-29-22)
Lynn is talking about how UPMC opened up a food bank – run by their own employees – with donations from those employees – for their own employees. Lynn feels this is wrong in so many ways that the management would not draw the obvious conclusion that they are not paying their employees enough if…
Pulitzer-winning author Anthony Doerr brings “challenging” storytelling to Pittsburgh
After the success of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel All the Light We Cannot See in 2014, Anthony Doerr could have written anything he wanted. A mystery novel, a suspense thriller, a sequel, or a prequel. Instead, he wrote a book rooted in Greek mythology featuring three amazingly disparate plot threads, spanning more than 700 years.…
Austin Davis among officials, activists calling for voters to elect gun reform candidates
“From high school to the state House of Representatives, I’ve fought every single day to reduce gun violence. And I want to say the issue of gun violence is not just an urban problem, it is a Pennsylvania problem.”
How to apply for a Pennsylvania property tax rebate or rent rebate
Learn how to take advantage of Pennsylvania’s property tax rebate and rent rebate program, and a special one-time bonus approved this year.
Lynn Cullen Live: Doug Mastriano is just the tip of the iceberg for the Republican Party (09-28-22)
Lynn is discussing an article by George Wills about Doug Mastriano and how he is so far right and dangerous for Pennsylvania, Lynn says he is just the tip of the iceberg for Republicans. Plus she has a Chris Rock review and was distracted by a couple in front of her that did not react…
Pittsburgh’s top events: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a bloody musical featuring seats in a “splash zone” to one of the city’s most unique and independent literary events, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
Best of Pittsburgh 2022: Food and Drink winners
Introducing the winners of this year’s Best of Pittsburgh readers’ poll in the Food and Drink category, featuring everything from Best Bubble Tea to Best New Restaurant.
Best of Pittsburgh 2022: People and Places winners
Introducing the winners of this year’s Best of Pittsburgh readers’ poll in the People and Places category, featuring everything from Best Nonprofit to Best Bar Bathroom.
Best of Pittsburgh 2022: Culture and Nightlife winners
Introducing the winners of this year’s Best of Pittsburgh readers’ poll in the Culture and Nightlife category, featuring everything from Best New Bar to Best Place to See a Local Band.
Pittsburgh City Paper’s 2022 Best of Pittsburgh Readers’ Poll
Introducing Pittsburgh City Paper’s Best of Pittsburgh issue, where you’ll discover our readers’ favorites in Food and Drink, Culture and Nightlife, Goods and Services, and People and Places.
Best Psychic/Tarot Reader: Arts & Crafts: Botanica & Occult Shop
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have voted Arts & Crafts: Botanica & Occult Shop as the Best Psychic/Tarot Reader in Pittsburgh.
Best TikTok Account: Cooking Comedy Chaos
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote @cooking_comdy_chaos Best TikTok Account in Pittsburgh.
Best Yoga Studio: All Bodies Welcome Yoga
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote All Bodies Welcome Yoga as the Best Yoga Studio in Pittsburgh.
Best Dressed: Heather Abraham
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Heather Abraham as the Best Dressed in Pittsburgh.
Best Coworking Space: Emerald City
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have chosen Emerald City as the Best Coworking Space in Pittsburgh.
Best Lifestyle Influencer: Chancelor Humphrey
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Chancelor Humphrey aka @keeppittsburghdope as the Best Lifestyle Influencer in Pittsburgh.
Best Drag Performer: Princess Jafar
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have chosen Princess Jafar as the Best Drag Performer in Pittsburgh.
Best Classical Ensemble: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have chosen the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra as the winner of the Best Classical Ensemble in Pittsburgh.
Best Bubble Tea: JJ Poke Bowl and Taiwanese Bubble Tea
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote JJ Poke Bowl and Taiwanese Bubble Tea with the Best Bubble Tea in Pittsburgh.
Best Local Album of the Year: Highway Traveler by Steel Mill Rising
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have voted Steel Mill Rising’s “Highway Traveler” as the Best Local Album of the Year in Pittsburgh.
Best of Pittsburgh 2022: Goods and Services winners
Introducing the winners of this year’s Best of Pittsburgh readers’ poll in the Goods and Services category, featuring everything from Best Bookstore to Best Women-owned Business.
Best New Restaurant: Moonlit Burgers
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Moonlit Burgers as the Best New Restaurant in Pittsburgh.
Best Bar Snacks: Fat Head’s Saloon
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Fat Head’s Saloon with the Best Bar Snacks in Pittsburgh.
Best Brewery: Grist House Craft Brewery
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Grist House Craft Brewery as the Best Brewery in Pittsburgh.
Best African Food: Kilimanjaro Flavour
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote food truck Kilimanjaro Flavour as the Best African Food in Pittsburgh.
Best Cocktail List: Bridges & Bourbon
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Bridges & Bourbon with the Best Cocktail List in Pittsburgh.
Best Bartender: Lara Borrasso
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Lara Borasso as the Best Bartender in Pittsburgh.
Best Comedy Troupe: JoeMyGosh and Jaxa Froot
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote JoeMyGosh and Jaxa Froot Best Comedy Troupe in Pittsburgh.
Best Electronic Artist/Group: Venus in Furs
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote Venus in Furs as the Best Electronic Group in Pittsburgh.
Best Event Planner: Montia Robinson of M. Robinson Group
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have voted Montia Robinson as the Best Event Planner in Pittsburgh.
Best Black-Owned Salon: Salon S.C.
Pittsburgh City Paper readers have voted Salon S.C. as the Best Black-Owned Salon in Pittsburgh.
Best Antique Shop: The Lincoln Highway Hub
Pittsburgh City Paper readers vote The Lincoln Highway Hub as the Best Antique Shop in Pittsburgh.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Plan your week ahead with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with Buddhist monks, sexual urges, self-nurturing, and superior analytical abilities.
