This weekend in the Northside: Wigle celebrates a new "funky experimental spirit," City Books hosts a Tarot Night with reader and illustrator Molly Wright and the Carnegie Science Center is showing "Jaws" on the Rangos Giant Cinema. Thursday, August 9 Donation Yoga at Get Hip Records Join Barbara of...

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...

Allegheny City Central Robert Weis Jr. to Alexander Scott at 218 W. North Ave. for $207,500. David Kevin Head to Ryan and Heather Foley Williams at 525 Armandale St. for $1 (state deed transfer stamps indicate a value of $3,534). JED Investments LLC to Ryan and Heather Foley Williams at 1538 Montere...

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By Sarah Gross On July 6, 2018, the Brother’s Brother Foundation (BBF) welcomed one of its most influential partners to Pittsburgh from Puerto Rico. Since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in September of last year, BBF has been working  tirelessly to do what it can to help. Raul Rodriguez, the...

By Ashlee Green Photos by Clifton Loosier It’s 6:30 p.m. on a Monday night and the city is winding down as workers head home for the day. But for Eric Quarles, 20, of Manchester, and Justin Bermudez, 16, of Perry Hilltop, the action is just getting started. “Let’s go, let’s go,” “Giddy up, giddy up,...

By Ashlee Green When the Andy Warhol museum opened in 1994, it was designed to display Warhol’s life story and artwork in chronological order. But over the next 20 years, as the collection grew, the order became altered. In 2014, the entire museum was rehung to return to the original vision. That’s ...

By Ashlee Green In April 2017, Norfolk Southern Railway received a $20 million grant from PennDOT to upgrade 14 bridges in Allegheny County. Three of those bridges—at Columbus, Pennsylvania and West North Avenues—are located along the Pittsburgh Line, a rail line running through the Northside. Some ...

By Nick Eustis Photos courtesy of Photo Antiquities The Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History in Deutschtown is unveiling a new photography exhibit this August, featuring images of some of Pittsburgh’s first aviators and airfields. “The focus of the exhibit is early aviation, with emphasi...