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Long-time Monroeville resident’s memory lives on through his art at upcoming library exhibit

“You’re never too old to learn some of the magic that happens when you paint.”. Those are words of advice from the late Harry W. Lindsey. His art reflects that magic and will live on through the latest display inside the Elaine Biondi Gallery Space at Monroeville Public Library.

Monroeville, PA · 2d

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Citizens Live at the Wylie Fills a Gap in the Music Scene

It is rare for Pittsburgh to get a new music venue, but in 2026, Citizens Live at the Wylie opened in the Lower Hill District to fill in a gap for a year-round, indoor music venue. We got the chance to check this one out for the opening night show...

Pittsburgh, PA · 22h

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Ramen, Pho And A Central Cocktail Bar Make This Pennsylvania Asian Food Hall Anything But Typical

A mammoth three-sided bar anchors the middle of this food hall, and seven locally owned Asian kitchens circle around it. Ramen simmers on one side while pho steams on another. The whole space stretches across 8,600 square feet inside a renovated Pennsylvania building with deep produce-trade roots. Lanterns and posters hang around a modern dining room with seats for a crowd.

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

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After nearly a decade, Ohio Valley-style pizzeria returns to Pgh

DiCarlo's famous Ohio Valley-style square pizza with fresh cheese is finally returning to Pittsburgh in Brookline by end of year.

Pittsburgh, PA · 16h

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Penn-Trafford High School drama club to perform ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’

Penn-Trafford High School’s drama club is stepping into the fantastical world of Narnia for its Nov. 14 and 15 performance of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.”. Based on the 1950s novel by C.S. Lewis, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” was first portrayed on television screens in 1967, but the most recent film adaptation was released in 2005. It was first performed on stage in 1984 at London’s Westminster Theatre.

Trafford, PA · 1d

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Best Day Ever in Pittsburgh: Artist Emily Krill

Emily Krill is a Pittsburgh-based collage artist who transforms antique paper into large-scale contemporary works. Zoom in: Using 19th- and 20th-century ledgers, letters, blueprints and other found documents, she layers bold colors, geometric shapes and intricate patterns while preserving traces of the materials' history. Her work has been shown in...

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Fish nor Fowl in Pittsburgh closes amid owner's criminal charges

Fish nor Fowl restaurant closes after 8 years. Owner Richard DeShantz faces legal issues and assault charges, stepping away from his restaurant group.

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

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Archery hunting to begin next week in Oakmont

The archery hunting portion of Oakmont’s deer management program is kicking off the week of Nov.9. “The borough will post updates on its website and Facebook,” said borough Solicitor Emily Mueller. Oakmont Council passed the initiative in August. The first leg of the program is an archery hunt...

Oakmont, PA · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

Mandevilla, Hibiscus and Angel's Trumpet Struggle Once Nights Dip Into the Low 40s, So a Penn State Master Gardener Cuts Them Back and Brings Them In

Penn State Extension says tropicals struggle once nights reach the low 40s. How to cut back mandevilla, hibiscus and angel's trumpet and keep them until spring.

Penn, PA · 2d

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Perry Township Firefighters Save Elderly Dog Stranded Near Creek

PERRY TWP., Pa. (EYT) — Members of the Perry Township Volunteer Fire Company recently came to the rescue of an elderly dog that found herself in a difficult situation after sliding approximately 40 feet down a steep embankment over the weekend. According to the fire company, Station 12 was...

Perryopolis, PA · 1d

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Celebration honoring life and legacy of Donnie Iris to be held at Pittsburgh music venue

A celebration honoring the life and legacy of Pittsburgh musician Donnie Iris will take place Monday, Nov. 9, at Citizens Live at The Wylie in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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This year is the final run for the current Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre version of ‘The Nutcracker’

An all-new production of “The Nutcracker” is scheduled to premiere in December 2027.

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Pittsburgh’s Clara Kent on mortality, marginalization and music in the age of AI

This story is the last installment of our series and podcast, “Taking the Mic,” about women in Pittsburgh’s music industry. You can subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or Apple — and read the stories we’ve published week by week at wesanews.org. Click “Listen” above...

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This Dreamy Garden Restaurant In Pennsylvania Is The Closest Thing To Dining In Wonderland

If you’ve ever wanted to fall through a rabbit hole and land somewhere beautiful with excellent food, Pusadee’s Garden in Pittsburgh is about as close as reality is going to get you. This Thai restaurant in the Lawrenceville neighborhood has built a reputation that stretches well beyond Pittsburgh,...

Pittsburgh, PA · 11d

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Pittsburgh City Paper launches program to turn old newspaper distribution boxes into public art

Pittsburgh City Paper has launched its “Adopt a Box” program, converting former newspaper distribution boxes into public art pieces across local neighborhoods. Many of the boxes had been discarded after the publication temporarily suspended operations at the start of the year. Under the new initiative, decorated boxes are being reinstalled in public areas, including one located at the corner of Forbes and Murray Avenues in Squirrel Hill. Artist Phil Seth created the first five boxes for the initiative. Organizers plan to expand the project across the city and surrounding communities as more sponsors join. Chris Maury, president of City Paper, said the program provides local businesses with an alternative channel for promotion while backing neighborhood artists. “We’re excited to give an opportunity for local organizations to get their name out and not have to pay Facebook for a chance of getting attention on their business and their brand, and we’re excited to have opportunities to support local art,” Maury said. Maury highlighted that the sponsorship model serves a dual purpose for the community and the publication. “You’re adopting to fund City Paper’s ability to bring that attention, and you’re funding a local artist at the same time to create public

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This weekend: An 'Out of Body,' exhibition and the PGH Vintage Mixer

Celebrate the life and legacy of legend Donnie Iris or watch one of the most acclaimed plays of 2016 about nine teenage girls talk while warming up for their weekly indoor soccer match — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend. Film. The Three Rivers Film Festival is...

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Pennsylvania Bakery Started With 90 Loaves a Day and Now Produces More Than 10,000 After 100 Years

From just 90 loaves a day to more than 10,000, a Pennsylvania bakery has spent an entire century turning a modest family business into a regional institution. Founded in 1926 by an Italian immigrant, the operation began in a single room and grew into a major bread producer. Today, the...

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Pittsburgh Holiday Glow event to feature holiday tree lighting ceremony, pop-up bar and more

SouthSide Works will host its annual Holiday Glow event on Saturday, Nov. 14. The free, all-ages event features a holiday tree-lighting ceremony in Town Square.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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