Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD) has announced that attendance to three popular Pittsburgh museums will be free during the month of August.

For a relaxing date night in the Golden Triangle, find your way to Market Square on Friday or Saturday evening.

Puttery Pittsburgh is located on Smallman Street in the Strip District and invites the people of Pittsburgh to grab a club and take a swing.

The National Senior Games were started in 1985 by the former leaders of the US National Senior Sports Organization. The first official Senior Games was played in 1987 and had 2500 participants and over 100,000 spectators.

If there’s one thing that screams childhood nostalgia, it’s gaming. Whether it was playing Frogger in an arcade or Mario Kart in the comfort of your own living room, I’m sure all of us can remember the rush of winning a race or clearing another level. Barcadia is taking the Downtown Pittsburgh bar scene by storm by uniquely combining curated cocktails and arcade games in a way that is sure to bring out everyone’s inner child.

When many of us think of magic, images of rabbits popping out of hats, decks of cards, and people miraculously conscious after getting sawed in half often come to mind. But, this Downtown magic theater has redefined magic and is testing its bounds before Pittsburghers’ very eyes.

Nestled in the eight hundred block of Liberty Avenue, Harris Theater provides an intimate movie theater experience right in the heart of the Cultural District.