Photo by Jen Saffron Peter Gurbacs, from Papa, Hungary, was hired in November by Huszar owners Judy and Michael Torma. By Alyse Horn Huszar, 627 E. North Ave., is one of few authentic Hungarian restaurants in the city. Recently, owners Judy and Michael Torma have upped the ante by hiring Peter Gurba...

On Thursday, December 1 the North Side/North Shore Chamber of Commerce held its annual Holiday Gala at the Priory Grand Hotel. The theme this year: "Putting on the Ritz." The night started off with holiday greetings from Scott Pipitone of Pipitone Group and the NS/NSCC Board of Directors President, ...

Photo by Alyse Horn By Alyse Horn Mr. McFeely of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was at the Children's Museum this morning to kick off the 17th Annual Sweater Drive. There were 108 students from Fort Cherry Elementary Kindergarten Class and Children's Museum Pre/K-Head Start programs that is operated by...

Brightwood celebrated its 25th Pumpkinfest on Saturday, October 22 at at Horace Mann School Field, 2819 Shadeland Ave., with over 100 children in attendance who participated in a handful of activities provided by organizations. "Despite the fact that Mother Nature gave us a cold, wet and windy day f...

Bill Schlageter, director of marketing at the Children's Museum, said thousands of people poured into Maker Faire Pittsburgh 2016 this past weekend and it was full of brilliant inventors, artists and makers. "All attendees, children, families, they couldn't say enough about how wonderful it was to s...

Photo by Willy James By Alyse Horn Deutschtown Pumpkinfest celebrated its 25th anniversary on Saturday, October 8. The event was held from 1 to 5 p.m. in East Park and brought hundreds of children and their families out to celebrate the fall season. Children were able to pick pumpkins, ride ponies, ...

Photo by Alexandria Stryker The tiny house, made mostly out of plastics, is on display at the Carnegie Science Center until September 11. By Alexandria Stryker When it comes to sustainability and environmental consciousness,  the smallest effort can make a big difference – even if that effort is onl...

Photo courtesy of Cheryl Capezzuti These puppets are featured in Capezzuti's "Puppets for Pittsburgh" project, where residents can check out puppets with a library card at the Braddock Carnegie Library or the Bethel Park Community Library. Click here for more information. By Alexandria Stryker Pitts...

Photo by Alyse Horn By Alyse Horn Allegheny City Brewing, 507 Foreland St., is planning to officially open its doors to the public by the end of July. “People pop their heads in asking when we’re going to be open, and we’re with you. We want to be open too,” said Al Grasso, who shares ownership of t...