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Fiery escape: Pittsburgh magician pulls off Houdini stunt
Pittsburgh area magician Lee Terbosic managed to free himself from a straight jacket Friday night while dangling 100 feet above Arts Landing. Oh, and the rope that was holding him was burning through while Terbosic did it. The event, held in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, was performed in...
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Little Lake Theater Reveals 79th Season Titles for 2027
Little Lake Theater held a Halloween party on Friday, where the big treat was the announcement of the 2027 titles coming to two theaters: Little Lake’s lakeside home since 1949, and the new Canon Theatre in Downtown Canonsburg. (Story updated with dates and venues added.) Along with well-known dramas,...
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Florida Actor Makes PA Debut as Frank-N-Furter in Greensburg This Weekend
Greensburg Garden and Civic Center — Halloween Weekend Production Venue. A Florida actor is about to step into one of theater’s most flamboyant roles for his Pennsylvania stage debut, playing Dr. Frank-N-Furter in four Halloween weekend performances of Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show at the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center.
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Donnie Iris: A Pittsburgh Rock Legend Remembered
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.--Western Pennsylvania has lost one of its most recognizable musical voices. Donnie Iris, the Pittsburgh-area rock musician known for hits such as “Ah! Leah!,” “Love is Like a Rock and “The Rapper,” died Oct. 26 at the age of 83. Born Dominic Ierace, Iris spent decades building a musical legacy that reached far beyond Western Pennsylvania while remaining deeply connected to the communities where his career began.
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This Pennsylvania Bakery Serves Up Donuts So Good They Deserve Their Own Netflix Documentary
Somewhere in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, there’s a bakery quietly making donuts that could change your entire outlook on life. Donut Chef Brick Oven Bakery isn’t just a place to grab a quick breakfast treat on your way to work. It’s a destination. It’s the kind of place that...
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Apple TV+ crime drama 'Nocturne' brings Pittsburgh to small screen
If you tune into Apple TV+ over the weekend, you might see familiar scenery on your screen. The platform's newest original series , "Nocturne," is set to premiere over Halloween weekend. The crime drama series, based on a novel by a husband and wife duo, relocates the story's Swedish setting to the Pittsburgh area. Headed by director John Hlavin and starring Liev Schreiber , Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham, the show was shot in locations around Pittsburgh during 2025. These are the locations you might recognize. What is Nocturne about? "Nocturne" is a crime drama series. Here's how IMDb describes the premise: "Ex-soldier Jonah Lynn leaves Philadelphia for a quiet life. When serial killer Jurek Walter threatens his new home and family, Jonah must protect them, even as he sends his FBI agent daughter Saga to track the killer's last victim." The show is based on "The Sandman," a novel about a retired Swedish cop with a story set in Sweden. The novel was written by Lars Kepler, a pseudonym for duo Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril, spouses who partnered as authors. Does Nocturne take place in Pittsburgh? "Nocturne" takes place in Fairhaven, a fictional town in western Pennsylvania,
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Scenes from the Valley: Images captured in the Alle-Kiski Valley from Oct. 22-28, 2026
A fisherman trolls up the Allegheny River in the morning fog near the Tarentum Bridge on Oct. 22. (Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive) Here is a weekly look at recent images captured throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley. From major news events to routine gatherings, TribLive’s “Scenes from the Valley” photo package...
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Canine comedy show to benefit Cambria County Humane Society
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WTAJ) — A canine comedy show is coming to Johnstown, and a portion of ticket sales will benefit the Cambria County Humane Society. Mutts Gone Nuts: Unleashed, a nationally touring comedy show, will come to thePasquerilla Performing Arts Center at the Pitt-Johnstown campus on Saturday, Nov. 7 at3 p.m. Deemed a “must-see” by […]
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Mark F. Flaherty Elected Chair of Pittsburgh Symphony Board of Directors
The board of directors of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO) has elected Mark F. Flaherty as chair. Flaherty began his three-year term on October 1. He succeeds Anthony L. “Tony” Bucci, who concludes eight years as chair and will remain a board officer in the newly created role of past chair. Flaherty first became involved with the PSO in 2016 through the Jack Heinz Society, later serving as its vice chair before his election to the board of directors in 2018. He has served on the board’s Executive Committee for eight years and has been a member of several PSO board committees. He also served on the Principal Pops Conductor Search Committee and the COVID-19 Task Force. Flaherty is co-founder of the Pittsburgh-based firm Flaherty & O’Hara, P.C. He earned a B.A. in political science from the University of Pittsburgh and a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania in 1986, and to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States in 2002. Flaherty is an emeritus board director of Quantum Theatre and a former board director of Chatham Baroque.
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The Pennsylvania Creative Reuse Store Packed With Affordable Supplies For Fall Crafts
Fall crafts do not have to begin with a cart full of brand-new supplies. At the Pittsburgh Center For Creative Reuse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, donated materials give shoppers a different way to create on a budget while giving useful items a second life. Visitors praise its unusual finds, practical art supplies, and often reasonable prices, although the selection changes regularly as new donations arrive.