Looking to add a cozy touch to your home or find the perfect gift? Downtown Pittsburgh is excited to welcome AZ Home Details, a charming home decor and gift store, now open for business! The store, which opened its doors last Tuesday, offers a unique selection of carefully curated items to make your space feel warm and inviting.

PaPa J’s Twin Plaza Restaurant has something for whatever you may be craving. Soup? They’ve got pasta e fagioli or wedding soups – two classic Italian dishes. Of course, they have the classics: polenta parmigiano, sauteéd banana peppers, classic Italian and margherita pizzas, and pasta, from ravioli to radiatori. It doesn’t stop there: they have a full bar, with Italian cocktails, and housemade gelato to top things off. 

The Highmark International StrEAT Festival is an amazing place to try some local bites and hear some Pittsburgh based live musicians. 

Looking for a glimpse of nature in Downtown Pittsburgh? Head to Mellon Square to enjoy an oasis in the middle of the city.

In 1949, the city was given $4 million by the A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust, Sarah Mellon Scaife, and Richard King Mellon Foundation to build a public plaza and parking facility. Built in 1955, it became one of the very first public plazas to be built atop a parking garage, effectively making it one of the country’s first “green roofs.”

While the long Duquesne Incline has been a beloved way to take in breathtaking views of Downtown Pittsburgh from its historic cable cars, a new attraction is set to elevate that experience – literally.

Introducing the Top of the Triangle, Pittsburgh’s newest attraction that promises to take your skyline viewing to the next level. Perched on top of the U.S. Steel Tower, this thrilling attraction offers guests the opportunity to stand on Pittsburgh’s tallest skyscraper.

Looking for a fun way to kick off a Steelers’ home game? Enjoy a brunch at Redbeard’s on Sixth Street before all home 1 o’clock Steelers games!

The Pittsburgh Playhouse is preparing to welcome the community with its first annual Fall Festival, a lively celebration marking the start of the Autumn season. This exciting event is open to all ages, promising a wide variety of activities, carnival games, and local vendors.

Families can enjoy kid-friendly activities like face painting, while doing arts and crafts. The festival will also be showing a musical parody show: Boo’s Halloween House Party, which is the highlight of the event.

Are you a food lover looking for something new to savor? Mark your calendars for October 19th and 20th, when the Highmark International StrEAT Festival returns to Pittsburgh!

DNA Pittsburgh is excited to announce our new Living Well Initiative! Downtown residents will have the opportunity to become part of this new initiative that places healthy eating and exercise at the forefront and prioritizes living longer, healthier lives.

Kelly Sanders and Monica Grunick started one of their two boutiques, Love, seven years ago with a vision of creating a space filtered through their love, without focusing solely on Pittsburgh. They initially tested this concept in their other stores, love, Pittsburgh, and it was a success.

Since 2010, Las Velas Mexican restaurant has been serving downtown Pittsburgh’s community with food that goes beyond our city’s borders: authentic Mexican cuisine. David Montanez, owner and chef of Las Velas Mexican restaurant, was born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico before moving to the Riviera Maya and, eventually, making his way to Pittsburgh. 

Downtown Pittsburgh Dogs is here to help busy Pittsburghers give some love to their pets, around the clock. Since 2012, Downtown Pittsburgh Dogs has been walking dogs, doing in-house cat and dog visits, or offering overnight stays to clients.

Heinz Hall holds Pittsburgh’s most beautiful music and architecture, as well as a storied history. Home to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Heinz Hall began in 1927 as the Loew’s Penn Theater. The building was almost demolished in 1964 after Loew’s Theater closed its doors, but John Heinz II saw promise in the historic moviehouse and began a 3 year and $10 million reconstruction effort.

Three restaurants, three different menus, all with the same Italian feel. Sienna Mercato at 942 Penn Ave. is a three-story restaurant with a cohesive feel that offers three individual dining experiences.

On a cloudy evening in Downtown Pittsburgh, the atmosphere inside Vallozzi’s Italian restaurant was far from gloomy. The fourth happy hour this year with Mayor Gainey brought together Pittsburgh’s community leaders, residents, and local organizations for an evening of connection and conversations.

Prepare for a night of rich Hispanic and Latino heritage at the Sabores Latinos Festival, hosted by the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce [PMAHCC] on Friday, October 4.

The Vallozzi’s family restaurant legacy started in 1955 when their relative, Helen Vallozzi, started making gnocchi in her basement. She wanted to share her love for food with the world, eventually opening three restaurants – one of which is (luckily) located in downtown Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh is rich with history and holds a claim to fame in one of the largest and most recognizable industries in America today. The film industry began over 100 years ago right here in Downtown Pittsburgh with the world’s first nickelodeon theater on Smithfield Street.

We have an important update regarding the upcoming Highmark’s International StrEAT Festival. Originally scheduled for October 5th-6th, we have decided to move the event to October 19th-20th.

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we would like to spotlight the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - an organization that is changing lives in downtown Pittsburgh.