In the Northside this weekend: Enjoy an autobiographical one-man show written by August Wilson and performed by Wali Jamal at New Hazlett Theater, help neighbors build the Baytree Community Garden in Observatory Hill and celebrate community with residents of Charles Street Valley and California-Kirk...

"Pittsburgh is a beer-drinking town, and we're all neighbors here," reads the first page of the new Pittsburgh Brewery Guide. The guide debuted on the Northside last weekend to a crowd of eager Pittsburgh beer fans. Photos by Lauren Stauffer The Pittsburgh Brewers Guild (PBG) was formed as an access...

The Northside museum will highlight the work of five artists from across the globe this fall as part of its Artists in Residence program.  By Chloe Burkart Five artists have been chosen to present their work as part of the Mattress Factory’s Artists in Residence program this fall. The exhibition wil...

By Merecedes J. Howze, Pittsburgh Public Schools The 2018-2019 school year is quickly approaching, and four Northside schools have new school leaders.  In addition to the new (and some familiar) faces at these schools, Northside parents will be afforded the opportunity to meet their child’s principa...

  By Ashlee Green Photos by Lauren Stauffer On Saturday, August 11, Pittsburgh's first Black beer festival was held at Nova Place from 5 to 9 p.m. A collaborative effort between Day Bracey and Ed Bailey, comics and creators of the Drinking Partners podcast, and Mike Potter, of Black Brew Culture onl...

Scoobi, a Pittsburgh based rideshare company, launched their fleet of 100 cost-effective and eco-friendly electric scooters for rent in areas of the city on Saturday, July 21. Concentrated in Downtown and the East End with parking areas in designated “blue zones” across the North Shore and South Sid...

By Nick Eustis Pittsburgh is a city of different neighborhoods, but it is not always clear where one ends and another begins. Three neighborhoods in the Northside, however, have come up with their own solution. Three new neighborhood signs were erected last month for the Brighton Heights, Charles St...

By Chloe Burkart City of Asylum recently brought home Citizens Bank’s 2018 "Champion in Action" award for the Western Pennsylvania region. They are one of hundreds of thriving nonprofit organizations to be recognized in the 15 years of Champions in Action. For all of the efforts of the staff and vol...

VegFest comes back to the ‘Burgh Photos by Chloe Burkart and Lauren Stauffer Saturday, August 4, Pittsburghers gathered in the Northside at Allegheny Commons Park for the city’s fourth annual VegFest. With the goal of promoting a sustainable lifestyle, the event hosted hundreds of vendors selling ve...

Manchester Historic Society welcomed neighbors and friends to the annual Manchester House & Garden Tour on Sunday, August 5. Manchester showcases fine examples of architecture from the 19th and early 20th century. In 1975, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places. This year's tour co...