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In Highland Park, visitors can find statues, a playground, and, for those who are willing to wake up early, they’re likely to see members of the Pittsburgh chapter of Black Girls RUN! Dashing by in pursuit of community and better health. 

As a national organization with a Pittsburgh presence, the organization was founded in 2009 to find an inclusive way to combat h...

Once you cite a list in an article, as I often to, PR folks tend to send you all the lists in existence. If you zoom out and look at them all together, they sometimes tell a coherent story. Often, they don’t. This is the latter.

Want to buy a house? Pittsburgh ranks as the No. 4 buyer’s market in the country, where home buyers have the most

With a never-ending sprawl of murals and sculptures, art in Pittsburgh has long belonged to its people. Is the same true for the means of creation? For some local photographers, the answer is now a clear “yes.”

Analog Liberation in Millvale is a place for film-loving visual artists who prefer to have a stake in the space where they work. Nestled in the Maple Leaf a...

Thu., Aug. 13

LIT • ALLISON PARK
Riverstone Books presents An Evening with Hannah Whitten. 1-3:30 p.m. Hampton Community Center. 3200 Lochner Way, Allison Park. $7.82. riverstonebookstore.com...

The Pittsburgh Cannabis Fest is set to return to its Allegheny Commons site this Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The free-to-attend event invites fans of all things cannabis to spend a lazy afternoon with local dispensaries and musical acts under the shade of the Commons’ canopy.

Co-organizer Jack Weber said the festival was first created to unify the wide ...