Mark your calendars for October 5th and 6th as downtown Pittsburgh comes alive with the vibrant flavors, sounds, and traditions of the world at Highmark’s International StrEAT Festival! This exciting weekend-long event will be celebrating the rich food scene of Pittsburgh.

In the ever-evolving landscape of Pittsburgh, Ralph Falbo has been a constant for over five decades. His story isn't one of steel or tech, but of homes - affordable homes for those who need them most.

Gaucho Parrilla Argentina is a restaurant best known for honoring the smoky flavors of wood-fired Argentinian cuisine, but if you've called Pittsburgh home anytime in the last decade, you probably already know that. If you're new to town, or have somehow missed the buzz about this Pittsburgh gem, consider this your official invitation to discover what locals have been raving about, and who’s behind it.

For some people, a cup of coffee is just  a way to feel more awake in the morning. However for the owners and partners of renowned Coffee Village, coffee means so much more than quick caffeine. 

Enjoy dining outdoors? With summer winding down don't fret. There are still many options to eat outdoors in the fall. Al fresco dining in the fall can still include a meal in one of Pittsburgh’s sunniest spots.

If you find yourself in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh, a visit to Sushi and Rolls at One Oxford Centre is a must, especially if you’re a fan of savory sushi.

In downtown Pittsburgh, there's a place where $15 buys you a night of unrepeatable comedy and the drinks are on you. Arcade Comedy Theater, a nonprofit venue in the Cultural District, has been offering this refreshing alternative for over a decade.

In years past, the world of non-alcoholic options, or “mocktails,” at bars or restaurants was slim to none. Those looking for these non-alcoholic options were often limited to soda, ginger beer, and sugar water. However, in recent years, there’s been a push for more non-alcoholic options in the bar scene, providing a larger, more vibrant selection of beverages. 

In Pittsburgh's dynamic business landscape, J Fab Consulting has emerged as a driving force for operational excellence and strategic transformation. Founded five years ago by industrial engineering veteran JoAnn Fabrizio, this firm has quickly established itself as a go-to resource for organizations seeking to streamline operations and navigate complex changes.

Pittsburgh's skyline may soon be getting a green makeover, thanks to an initiative by the Downtown Neighbors Alliance. The Green Roofs project aims to transform the city's rooftops into vibrant, eco-friendly spaces, promising a host of environmental and economic benefits.

Are fashion gurus of Pittsburgh looking to shake up their summer look? Look no further than Wednesdays at the Backyard on 8th and Penn as presented by the Downtown Neighbors Alliance and the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust! Starting July 31st through the end of September, spend your Wednesday nights from 6 - 8 pm browsing Downtown’s best local fashion and jewelry designers. 

Pickle enthusiasts around the world are getting excited for the return of one of Pittsburgh’s biggest… and quirkiest celebrations, Picklesburgh! The event will be kicking off on Thursday, July 18th with a 35-foot-tall Heinz inflatable pickle strung across the Boulevard of the Allies. Visitors of this unique festival get to spend their weekend indulging in pickle-themed food, merchandise, contests, and even beer!

Since its creation in 2015, Picklesburgh has swiftly become one of Pittsburgh’s biggest signature events in history, even being voted the “Best Specialty Food Festival” in America by USA Today! With garnering more and more visitors each year, there’s still much to be asked on how this event came to be and what inspired it all.

For those who have a taste for Tuscany and Italian spirits, you may have missed a new, hidden gem added to Market Square that satisfies your needs! Nestled in the back of the Market Street Grocery lies the newly transformed wine bar, The Aperitvo Club.

The Downtown Neighbors Alliance (DNA) hosted its annual Downtown Experience Awards Dinner on Thursday, June 27, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh Downtown. The event celebrated downtown Pittsburgh's continued evolution and honored key contributors to its growth.

The evening began with a 5:30 p.m. cocktail hour, followed by a three-course dinner. John Valentine, Executive Director of the DNA, opened the proceedings with remarks highlighting downtown Pittsburgh's progress and introducing the night's honorees

Are you interested in becoming an advocate for your residential building? Do you have a passion for transforming downtown Pittsburgh into a flourishing place to live? 

Ten years ago, Downtown Neighbors Alliance (DNA) established the Resident Ambassadors Program, an opportunity for residents of downtown Pittsburgh to have their needs and opinions heard. Now, a decade later, we are expanding our Resident Ambassadors Program in the hopes of seeking new ambassadors to join our team; and with your help, our community will be strong once more! 

For over three and a half decades, Gregg Broujos has played a role in shaping the commercial real estate landscape of downtown Pittsburgh. His dedication to the city's urban core traces back to his earliest professional experiences, where internships at his father's law firm specializing in commercial real estate exposed him to the industry.

For the Allegheny Conference on Community Development, a civic leadership organization driving change in the region for over 80 years, the revitalization of downtown Pittsburgh is more than just an urban planning initiative - it's a chance to breathe new life into the heart of the community.

Ritual House, located in the Union Trust Building, has rich American cuisine that will leave your taste buds singing. This marvelous restaurant offers brunch, lunch, dinner, and happy hours in an aesthetic atmosphere. Check out their tasty dish, Handheld Turkey Sandwich; A tasty bite for a hot, summery day. 

It was my first time attending Pittsburgh's iconic Pride celebration, and by the time I arrived, the designated zone for individual marchers was already spilling onto the sidewalk. Rather than attempt to muscle our way in, my friend group opted for a different approach - slipping into the nearest open space, accidentally joining Zone 3 alongside the contingents from local organizations and marching groups.