Alida’s Woodfired Cucina Features Traditional and Contemporary Italian Food
Wood fired pizzas, pasta, salads, savory entrees, and tantalizing desserts are some of the offerings found on Alida’s menu.
Lawrenceville
Putting the ‘Rock’ in Rock All Night Tour
The Park Plan, LoFi phi, and Wreck Loose played terrific concerts at RANT, which this year boasted over 200 musical acts.
August Concert Preview: Succulent Sounds Ripe for the Picking
Squeeze out every last bit of juice from the 2015 summer concert season.
Car-Free Fun Draws Thousands to Final Open Streets
The Strip District and Lawrenceville were the scene of a different kind of traffic jam as thousands of cyclists, walkers, rollerbladers and skateboarders turned out for Open Streets Pittsburgh.
June Cinema Preview: School’s Out, Movies Are In
It’s a menu of Hollywood blockbusters … plus side dishes from places like France and Lawrenceville.
Thousands Turn Out for Traffic-Stopping Art All Night
Art All Night 2015 attracted artists and performers who kept people mesmerized all night and well into Sunday afternoon.
Bear Hands Opens Tour With A Roar
Bear Hands, whose single “Giants” reached the top of the Billboard Alternative Songs chart, begins their tour in the Steel City with a momentous, post-punk set.
Trans Am Pulls Into Smiling Moose; Devonian Gardens at Thunderbird (CPs Sat., 5/24/14)
Trans Am, Shannon and the Merger, Man Forever, Devonian Gardens, Nationals vs. Pirates
Exploring Race with Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Carnivalesque Roadshow is Naughty and Nice at the Rex (CPs Sun., 5/11/2014)
“Race: Are We So Different?” The Carnivalesque Roadshow, Glass-Blowing Workshop, Les Jupes, Cards vs. Pirates
Local Talent Seizes Stage AE; Mozart Festival Begins (CPs Sun., 4/27/2014)
1) Truth + White Lies, Pittsburgh’s premier event planners, have specialized in revitalizing the local music scene. For their last act they’re going out with a bang as they present The Rising, a showcase of Pittsburgh’s best underground acts at Stage AE. Think back to the days of Surge Fests and Graffiti Rock Challenges, when Pittsburgh had enough homegrown music to fill First Niagara Pavilion. T+WL brings those days back, with new aspiring artists and the level of exceptional talent we’ve come to