Need something to do in Pittsburgh? Interested in scenic Pittsburgh views? Are you hungry and looking for great restaurants in Pittsburgh? All of these things and more are what make Pittsburgh a diverse and interesting city to visit. Pittsburgh Beautiful is a collection of everything that we, the Pittsburghers, love about our city. Check here regularly for updates on shopping in Pittsburgh, things to do in Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh events. If you’re looking for the best Pittsburgh neighborhoods, look no further! We’ll even throw in a couple of cool Pittsburgh stories for yinz!
Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Duquesne
A Brief History of Duquesne The city of Duquesne is located in Allegheny County along the Monongahela River. It is located 12 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh. The history of Duquesne revolves largely around the steel industry. The city was settled back in...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 7: M & N
Photo submitted by Mitchell via Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part seven, M & N. 1. The Mon (noun) The Monongahela River....
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5 Things to do in Mount Washington
Mount Washington is a vibrant and fun place to live. There’s also plenty to do, including taking in the gorgeous views of the city, playing in Emerald View Park, having a delicious meal at the Monterey Bay Fish Grotto or grabbing flowers at Eiseltown Flowers...
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5 Things to do in the South Side
The South Side is a fun, quirky and interesting neighborhood in the city of Pittsburgh. There’s plenty to do for all tastes and interests. Here are five of the lots of activities to do in the neighborhood. 1. Sip a sophisticated cocktail at Acacia This super...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 6: K & L
Photo by Spencer via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part six, K and L. 1. Keeled (verb) Killed, as in “Did you hear...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (6-21 through 6-23)
Photo by Jihad M Photography Enjoy the first day of summer this weekend with a full moon hike or urban garden party. Spend the rest of the weekend with fun at a pop-up party, ’80s concert and more. Friday June 21st Full Moon Hike & Star Party Come hike...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 5: I & J
Mitchell via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part five, I and J. 1. The Igloo (place) The old Civic Arena which resembled an...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 4: G & H
Pic by Bob Becker submitted with the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part two, G and H. 1. Grin-filled (place) Greenfield, as in...
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9 More Yinzer Phrases only Pittsburghers Understand
There’s no end to the amount of yinzer phrases here in the ‘burgh. We started with these yinzer phrases, and are following it up with more. Have at it n’at! Yainga bleevis You aren’t going to believe this. “Yainga bleevis but da...
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Pittsburghese A to Z The Ultimate Collection Part 3 E & F
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part three, E and F. 1. Erol (noun) Oil, as in “The car needs an erol change.” 2. Et (verb) Ate, as in...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (6-14 through 6-16)
Photo by @juliaconway13 We’ve got another fun weekend on tap, Pittsburgh! There’s a movie screening at the Carnegie Science Center, a TEDxPittsburgh talk, Rubik’s Cube Competition and more. Read on for a fun-filled Pittsburgh Beautiful weekend! All...
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5 Things to Do at the Three Rivers Arts Festival Today (Monday June 10)
The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival is well underway, and so far it’s been great! We were down there yesterday and it was a beautiful day. The atmosphere was light, the people all seemed happy and of course, the variety of things to do, see, hear and...
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5 Things to Do at the Three Rivers Arts Festival Today (Sunday June 9th)
The Three Rivers Arts Festival, a celebration of everything Pittsburgh and more, runs until June 16th. There’s so much to do and see, and over 200,000 visitors are expected. It can be hard to decide! Of course you can always go to this page to download the...
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Pittsburghese From A to Z: The Ultimate Collection Part 2 – C & D
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part two, C and D. 1. Caach (noun) A couch, as in “Have a seat on the caach and watch the game!” 2. Cahntdahn...
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5 Things to do on the North Shore
The North Shore is a premiere destination for tourists in Pittsburgh as well as lifelong yinzers. Here are five things to do if you have guests from out of town or if you haven’t been to these places in ages. 1. Win big at the Rivers Casino Rivers Casino is home...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Indiana Township
A Brief History of Indiana Township Indiana Township was the fourth township to form in Allegheny County in the year 1805. The first settlers in the township were Jacob Huddle and Henry Strohm. The men were German, and arrived in 1798 to a mostly rural township. Coal...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (6-7 through 6-9)
Photo above submitted by Jenn via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We’re back with another wonderful weekend of events, Pittsburgh! We hope you enjoy Pride festivities, the Three Rivers Arts Festival and more this weekend. Happy summer! You can see these and more...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z: The Ultimate Collection Part 1 – A & B
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part one, A and B. 1. Ahr (n.) Hour, as in “How many more ahrs ’til we leave work? 2. Arn (v.) Iron, as in...
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David E. Williams Middle School Uses The Clarks to Teach
If you are a Pittsburgh music fan, chances are pretty good that you know Born Too Late. In the song The Clarks mention historical figures including Thomas Aquinas, Cassius Clay, Jesus, Shakespeare, and many more to talk about all the things they learned or wish to...
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Best Desserts in Pittsburgh
Looking for the best desserts in Pittsburgh? Check these out for starters: Peace, Love and Little Donuts S’Mores Donut Is there anything better than a delicious s’more donut? Graham cracker crumbles, chocolate drizzle and warm dough make this the perfect treat to...
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5 Things to do in Mount Washington
Pittsburgh’s many neighborhoods are full of things to do and Mount Washington doesn’t disappoint. Here are just five of the many things to do in the area. 1. Eat at the classic Lemont Restaurant The classic 5-star fine dining restaurant boasts gorgeous...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Reserve Township
A Brief History of Reserve Township Reserve Township is located in Allegheny County with a population of approximately 3,000. The area got its name from a larger area of land that Pennsylvania had reserved from sale. Dubbed the “Reserve Tract,” it was set...
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4 Great Restaurants in Plum
Plum Borough has some great restaurants to try. There’s solid Chinese cuisine at Wok in Heaven, great pizza at Lelulo’s and more. Here are just four of the many restaurants in Plum to try. 1. Wok in Heaven Authentic and delicious Chinese food in a...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (5-31 through 6-2)
We’re officially into summer now Pittsburgh! We hope you enjoy this list of fun things to do this weekend. Don’t forget to download the Pittsburgh Beautiful app (here for iPhone and here for Android) too so you can take this on the go with you! Friday May...
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of Beechview
A Brief History of Beechview Located on the Southwestern side of Pittsburgh, the history of Beechview begins with it being founded over 100 years ago in 1905. Pittsburgh’s rail system allowed the settling of the area. The area’s economy took a turn for...
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Even More Hidden Gems in Pittsburgh: 9 More Places to Visit
We’re back with more hidden gems in Pittsburgh to check out in the area. Whether you’re looking for collectibles, quirky museums or outdoor spaces, there’s something for all interests in this list! 1. Johnny Angel’s Ginchy Stuff 45s to 78s,...
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Kaya Fest 2019
Be sure you download the new Pittsburgh Beautiful App from the App Store or Google Play. You’ll find this event and many more in the “Events” section. Register and you can share photos from the event! It’s Memorial Day weekend. The unofficial...
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5 Things to do in Downtown Pittsburgh
Photo by Pittsburgh Beautiful Did you know Downtown Pittsburgh is a neighborhood in itself? Here are five of the many options for things to do in the area. 1. Catch a show at the Benedum Center The Benedum Center seats nearly 3,000. It was builtin 1928 as the Stanley...
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7 Hidden Gems You’ve Probably Missed in Pittsburgh
If you’re tired of the same old places that everyone in the ‘burgh seems to frequent, we found some great hidden gems in Pittsburgh that are perfect for when “your place” just won’t cut it. Who knows? One of these could become your new favorite! Gaucho Parrilla...
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Heinz Hall, a Ghost Tour, Open Streets and Memorial Day Celebrations highlight some of the things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend!
Photo by PB Reader Samantha Bohon Happy Memorial Day weekend! We’ve got an extra day of fun activities for you this week. We hope you enjoy the unofficial summer kickoff weekend, however you choose to spend it! Friday May 24th Dear Evan Hansen The 6-time Tony...
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of East Liberty
A Brief History of East Liberty East Liberty is a diverse neighborhood in Pittsburgh with a notable skyline—the East Liberty Presbyterian Church. The history of East Liberty began around the time of the American Revolution, when it was a free grazing area in Allegheny...
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The Best Scenic Views in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is one of the best cities for beautiful, scenic views in the U.S., and arguably the world. If you’re looking for the perfect spot for engagement photos, the best place to take visiting family or a great place to take a date this weekend, you’ll...
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5 Great Restaurants in Fox Chapel
Fox Chapel is a great place to find good food. There’s a couple great Italian restaurants as well as the city’s very first Thai restaurant (that has since become a chain). Here are just five of the many spectacular restaurants in Fox Chapel. 1....
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5 Things to Try in Garfield
Garfield is a neighborhood in the midst of an artistic rejuvenation. We put together five fun things to try in Garfield, from blowing your own glass keepsake, to taking a walk around the Allegheny Cemetery and more. Visit the Irma Freeman Center for Imagination The...
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of Shadyside
A Brief History of Shadyside Shadyside, located in the East End of Pittsburgh, is a vibrant neighborhood with plenty to eat, drink and see. Two years ago, the Niche company named Shadyside as the best neighborhood in the ‘burgh for millennials Shadyside is home...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: A History of Hampton Township
A Brief History of Hampton Township The first settlers of what is now Hampton Township came to the neighborhood in the mid-to-late 18th century around the Revolutionary War times. The town was called Tally Cavey at that time. Many hunters and fur trappers moved toward...
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Uniquely Beautiful Outdoor Places in Pittsburgh
We all know Pittsburgh is a beautiful and unique city, unlike any other in the country (or the world!). Along with other hidden gems in Pittsburgh, there are gardens, statues, memorials, tributes and more that make us a truly special city. Here are some unique outdoor...
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Phipps Conservatory Conserves at The Highest Level
All photos courtesy of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Phipps Conservatory cares. They care about nature, they care about people, they care about the environment, and they care about Pittsburgh. Anyone who has visited over the past 125 years knows this....
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of Lawrenceville
A Brief History of Lawrenceville Lawrenceville is one of the largest neighborhoods in Pittsburgh. This area is located northeast of downtown and is bordered by neighborhoods like Bloomfield, the Strip District and Polish Hill. Lawrenceville is actually now considered...
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Love is STILL Tough After 40 Years
There is an “I’m yadda yadda yadda” years old thing on Facebook right now. Someone says something like, “I’m learn the cheat code to Ms. Pacman old.” It’s a cute thing that lets us be nostalgic and also self deprecating. ...
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What Do You Mean Yinz Have One of the Least Sexiest Accents in the U.S.?!
Travel company Big 7 has come out with a survey ranking accents in the country and Pittsburgh came in 43rd out of 50 (Long Island accents came in dead last, Texans first). For some crazy reason, Philadelphia came in 8th! Anyway, we’re here to show the...
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5 Things to do in Bloomfield
Bloomfield, also known as Pittsburgh’s Little Italy, has plenty of Italian-themed things to do. However, did you know it’s full of plenty of other gems? Here are five of the many things to do in Bloomfield. 1. Mark your calendar for Little Italy Days Every...
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Biking to work, Inflatables and Finding out About Being Italian Highlight this Weekend’s Pittsburgh Activities
There’s lots to do this weekend in Pittsburgh! Friday is Bike to Work Day, Saturday is an inflatables 5K and Sunday there’s lots of ways to stay active, including Pilates Day Pittsburgh at the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. Read on for more details. Friday May...
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4 Great Restaurants in North Fayette Township
North Fayette Township is a huge retail and restaurant center with lots of options. Whether you’re craving Mexican food, American food or just want a beer, here are four great options for eateries in North Fayette. 1. Industry Public House Industry Public House...
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5 Great Restaurants in McKeesport
The Pittsburgh suburb of McKeesport has some delectable options when it comes to restaurants. Here are five great restaurants to try in the neighborhood. 1. New China One Your typical Chinese restaurant serves items like sweet and sour chicken, fried rice and chop...
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Brunchcapades with Mumma Nieny – Happy Mother’s Day!
This past Sunday after church probably seemed weird for Greenfield native James Kent. He usually takes his mother to church and then brunch afterwards. She was out-of-state visiting her daughter (and Jimmy’s sister), Lisa. While going to brunch after church...
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9 More Places to Take Out-of-Towners in the Strip District (as Recommended by PB Readers!)
We noticed you had a lot to say about where to take visitors in the Strip District. We decided to create a post of nine more places to visit in the Strip, as recommended by you. If you have more favorite places, let us know in the comments! 1. Roland’s Seafood...
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5 Things to do in Squirrel Hill
Squirrel Hill is a friendly, close-knit neighborhood. There’s plenty to do, including eating delicious pizza at Mineo’s, dessert at Waffallonia or shopping for collectibles at Jerry’s Records. Here are five of the many things to do in Squirrel Hill....
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9 More Hidden Gems in the Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh is full of wonderful hidden gems. Here are nine more around the area to check out, including a rum distillery, nostalgic candy shop and park with lots of trails. 1. Maggie’s Farm Rum Distillery Did you know there’s a rum distillery right here in...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Sharpsburg
A Brief History of Sharpsburg The history of Sharpsburg begins in the 18th century when Seneca Indians, led by Guyasuta, settled there. Guyasuta was a strong warrior and hunter. First U.S. President George Washington asked him to be a hunter guide for him in the...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (5-10 through 5-12)
Photo a PB Original ByCK Pics If you’re looking for last-minute Mother’s Day ideas, we’ve got you, Pittsburghers! There’s of course plenty of other things to do this weekend too, including Girl Scout Day at the Fort Pitt Museum and a race at...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: A Brief History of Bradford Woods
A Brief History of Bradford Woods Bradford Woods is a borough in Allegheny County and considered part of the greater Pittsburgh Metro area. The community was originally a summer getaway that was incorporated as a borough on May 3, 1915. An interurban railway called...
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5 Things to do in Oakland
Oakland is a vibrant and exciting neighborhood in the city. There are countless things to do in the area. Here are just five of the many options for spending a day (or a few more!) in the neighborhood. 1. Visit Phipps Conservatory Phipps Conservatory and Botanical...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (5-3 through 5-5)
Photo by James Joseph Photography Now that we’re into May, there are even more things to do around the city. Country singer Eric Church is coming to PPG Paints Arena, the 2nd annual “Cultured Cocktails” is happening and the Pittsburgh Marathon is...
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MoioMusings – Pirates’ Struggles Make Sense
That familiar old game – the back and forth of reality and imagination – the fine line between what one wants and what one is able to have. I played that game over the last ten days, a game that began when the Pirates placed themselves on top of Major...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: A History of McCandless
A Brief History of McCandless McCandless is a home rule municipality located in Allegheny County. There is the word town that sometimes makes things a bit mixed up, as a town isn’t considered a municipal unit in PA. McCandless has a rich history. Native...
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of Allentown
A Brief History of Allentown Allentown is located in Pittsburgh and currently has representation on City Council for District 3. Allentown was taken out of St. Clair Township. Back in 1827, The British Joseph Allen bought land that would eventually become Allentown....
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9 More Hidden Gems in Pittsburgh You May Have Missed
We all know Pittsburgh is a special place. It’s been a while since our first hidden gems post, so here are 9 more hidden gems in Pittsburgh you definitely want to check out! 1. Gravity Hill At the intersection of McKinney Road and Kummer Road in Wexford, PA...
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5 Great Restaurants in McCandless
McCandless is full of lots of great, casual restaurants perfect for a date night or family outing. Here are five great places to try. 1. North Park Lounge The longstanding casual bar and grill serves typical American food. There are also plenty of TVs perfect for...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Emsworth
A Brief History of Emsworth Emsworth Borough is suburb of Pittsburgh located just a few miles north of the city. The community is located just off Ohio River Boulevard. Emsworth is on land that was originally bought by the commonwealth from heirs of William Penn. The...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (4-26 through 4-28)
Photo a PB original ByCKPics As we round out April, there are lots of things to do. Spend the weekend seeing Elle King in concert, or perhaps learn to bicycle confidently throughout the city. However you choose to spend the weekend, we hope you make it a Pittsburgh...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: A History of Franklin Park
A Brief History of Franklin Park Franklin Park is a borough in Allegheny County and considered a suburb of Pittsburgh. It is located in the northwestern corner of the county. When Allegheny County formed in 1788, Franklin Park was part of Pitt Township. The township...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Avalon Borough
A Brief History of Avalon Borough Avalon is a borough in Allegheny County located along the Ohio River. It’s a mostly residential borough and the population was right around 5,000 as of the 2010 census. The history of Avalon begins in December 1874, when...
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13 Yinzer Phrases only Pittsburghers Really Understand
Pittsburghese. Say that outside of the burgh, and not many know what yinz is talkin’ about. But those who do… well, we consider them friends. Here are 13 “Yinzer Phrases” only true Pittsburghers understand. 1. Mum used the sweeper to...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Bell Acres
A Brief History of Bell Acres Bell Acres was settled around the year 1808, later being established as Sewickley Township in June 1854. Bell Acres was incorporated as its own over 100 years later, in March 1960. Councilman George Gaydos was one who called for change,...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Whitehall
A Brief History of Whitehall Whitehall is a borough in Allegheny County and a suburb of the city of Pittsburgh. It most likely got its name from Silas D. Prior’s tavern located on Brownsville Road. The tavern was appropriately named “White Hall.” The...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: A History of Aleppo Township
A Brief History of Aleppo Township Aleppo was incorporated as a township on June 7, 1876. It was taken from the farthest western portion of Kilbuck Township. The community was previously part of the Depreciation Lands reserved for Revolutionary War vets. Not much...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh Easter Weekend (4-19 through 4-21)
Photo by Emmanuel Fine Art Photography We’ve hit Easter weekend, Pittsburgh! Earth Day is also this weekend. Enjoy an Earth Day Food Truck Festival, the last of Lenten fish fries and an Easter Brunch at the Aviary—and plenty more. Happy Easter, Pittsburgh!...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (4-12 through 4-14)
We’ve got lots to do in Pittsburgh this weekend! From the hit musical Come From Away to a Game of Thrones yoga class to a day of relaxation, there’s something for everyone. Friday April 12th Come From Away The true story of the small Newfoundland town that...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Kilbuck Township
A Brief History of Kilbuck Township Kilbuck Township is located in Allegheny County and is considered a suburb of the city of Pittsburgh. Kilbuck was named after Gelelemend, the chief of the Shannopin Indians who supported rebel Americans during the Revolutionary War....
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5 Great Restaurants in West Mifflin
West Mifflin is home to iconic Pittsburgh originals like Jim’s Secret Sauce and neighborhood favorites like Boonda’s pizza. There are plenty of restaurant options to serve the neighborhood. 1. Jim’s Famous Sauce A family tradition since 1927,...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of West Mifflin
A Brief History of West Mifflin West Mifflin is a borough in Allegheny County southeast of the city of Pittsburgh. The area was named after the first elected governor of Pennsylvania, Thomas Mifflin. He was governor from 1744 through 1800. The area came with the...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (4-5 through 4-7)
Photo by @lonecatalyst412 – Instagram Happy spring, Pittsburgh! We’re now into April and there’s lots to do. There’s a robot sleepover at the Science Center, free t-shirt day at PNC Park and a Ukrainian Easter egg making class. Friday April 5th...
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5 Great Restaurants in South Park
South Park has some great options for restaurants. The neighborhood is home to a burger and hot dog joint as well as a delicious pizzeria, among other places. Here are five great restaurants in South Park. 1. Gil’s Cafe This restaurant with a vintage feel has a...
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Famous People from Pittsburgh: 5 More Pittsburgh Celebrities
Photo PB Original ByCKPics The amount of famous people from Pittsburgh is endless. There are so many in sports, music, movies and more who were either born in Pittsburgh or called it home for a significant amount of time. Here are just five of the many celebrities...
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Zeke Peak of the Week: Bill Toms and Hard Rain live cd release
The seeds for the live record “Bill Toms and Hard Rain Featuring the Soulville Horns Live” were actually planted 14 years ago. It was then that Bill Toms decided to step away from his role as the lead guitarist of Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers after...
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Opening Day Musings
Opening Day – everything feels right with the world. Even Pittsburgh’s curmudgeonly climate is sort of cooperating with the promise of summer nights at PNC Park and the Pittsburgh Pirates playing meaningful baseball games . . . . . . And then I woke up, right? I...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (3-29 through 3-31)
Photo a PB Original ByCKPics As we round out March, enjoy these fun events in Pittsburgh, including the very first Pittsburgh Cocktail Classic and a Disney concert at Heinz Hall just in time to usher in spring. Friday March 29th Pittsburgh’s Cocktail Classic...
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5 Great Restaurants in Bridgeville
Bridgeville is a cozy neighborhood with lots of great restaurant options. Whether you’re in the mood for a burger or authentic Italian, Bridgeville has some seriously good eats. 1. Bubba’s Gourmet Burghers and Beer This low-key burger joint uses a blend of...
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More Women-Owned Businesses in Pittsburgh: 7 Places to Visit
Photo a PB Original ByCKPics We’re in our last week of featuring women-owned businesses in Pittsburgh in honor of Women’s History Month. However, keep checking back because you never know when another post may pop up featuring your favorite businesses...
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5 Great Restaurants in Mt. Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon is full of delicious restaurant options. There are lots of Italian options, a gastropub and one of three Sesame Inns in the area. Here are five great restaurants in Mt. Lebanon. 1. Delallo’s Fort Couch Café If you’re in the mood for some...
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Even More Famous People from Pittsburgh: 5 More People Who Hail from Our City
Pittsburgh is a wonderful city—we all know this. Did you know how many famous people hail from our great city though? Here are just five of the many individuals who helped shape Pittsburgh’s rich history. 1. Dan Rooney Dan Rooney was president, owner and...
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Zeke’s Tie Dyed Peak of the Week
My Peak of the week this week is one familiar to most Pittsburgh music fans. The 20th annual D-Jam concert taking place this Saturday at the Rex. That’s tomorrow! As usual the music will be provided by area jam band theCAUSE this year featuring Jeff Mattson...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (3-22 through 3-24)
Photo a PB Original byCKPics March is going strong in the city with lots of things to do. There’s lots of ideas for things to do, including the annual Pittsburgh Humanities Festival, or celebrate spring at the Phipps Spring Flower Show. However you choose to...
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Even More Women-Owned Businesses in Pittsburgh: 7 Places to Check Out
Photo ByCKPics We’re back with another week of women-owned businesses in the ‘burgh. As part of a Women’s History Month series, every week in March we are featuring a handful of women-owned businesses in our city. If you know some, let us know in the...
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Even More ‘Burgh Celebrities: 5 More People You Didn’t (Or Did?) Know Were from Pittsburgh
Photo is an PB Original byCKPics We all know Pittsburgh is a talented town. Here are just five of the many stars that hail from our great city. 1. Mercury Morris Running back and kick returner Mercury Morris was born in Pittsburgh and went to Avonworth High School. He...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (3-15 through 3-17)
Photo By Emmanuel Fine Art Gallery Happy St. Patrick’s Day weekend Pittsburgh! There’s plenty of things to do related to the unofficial holiday this weekend. Don’t forget to wear your green! Friday March 15th Sunday in the Park with George The...
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7 More Women-Owned Businesses in Pittsburgh to Check Out
Photo ByCK We’re back with more women-owned businesses in Pittsburgh! Here are seven more places to check out. If you know of a female owned business in the ‘burgh, let us know. We’re doing weekly posts on the topic until the end of Women’s...
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MoioMusings – Thank goodness for hockey
My favorite sports clip of last week: LeBron James knocking the basketball out of bounds after letting it roll to the three-point line in the Lakers’ most important game of the season. Imagine Sidney Crosby retrieving a pass in the offensive zone and carelessly...
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Zeke’s Peek of the Week
I’ve seen Bruce Springsteen 108 times. I once said, “I’d walk past a Springsteen concert to see Tim Barry.” Tim Barry is probably the most important songwriter currently working. If you don’t know, just see him. I first saw Tim at...
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Photo ByCK – Founder of Pittsburgh Beautiful We’re back with even more famous people from Pittsburgh! Did you know these five individuals were born in the ‘burgh, or spent a significant time of their lives here? Here are five more successful people...
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UP Stages Presents: Into the Woods
Pittsburgh Beautiful is proud to partner with UP Stages and the University of Pittsburgh in presenting it’s 2018-2019 line-up of great shows. Into the Woods is the fourth and final show of this season. “Be careful what you wish for” seems to be the ongoing...
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MoioMusings – Ahhhhhh, Spring has sprung a more positive Moio?
Well, not yet, but it’s coming. Warmer temperatures. Green grass. Balls, strikes, pine tar and cleats. Diving catches, tape-measure home runs and doubles stretched into triples. Baseball. It’s on its way back. And I cannot wait. Even though they cannot really contend...
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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods: History of West End Village
History of West End Village West End Village is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh’s west city area. The neighborhood is located less than a mile from downtown and was originally named Temperanceville. It was founded as a dry town and eventually annexed to the city in...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (3-8 through 3-10)
PB Original Photo You can tell spring is in the air in Pittsburgh! There’s plenty to do this weekend, including a concert with Brett Young, a children’s event at the Mattress Factory and more. Here’s our weekly list of things to do in Pittsburgh...
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5 Great Restaurants in Bethel Park
If you’re hungry and out in the south hills, here are 5 restaurants in Bethel Park you may want to try! 1. Bethel Bakery Walking into Bethel Bakery, it’s hard not to want everything as soon as you walk in the door. The shop makes everything from graduation...
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4 Great Restaurants in West Allegheny/Allegheny Center
West Allegheny and Allegheny Center are home to lots of restaurants to cater to the busy Pittsburgh worker bees. Here are just five of the many in the area to try. 1. Gus & Yiayia’s While not a brick and mortar restaurant, Gus & Yiayia’s has been a...
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10 Women-Owned Businesses in Pittsburgh to Check Out
Pic by_CK March is Women’s History Month and we’re celebrating by highlighting these 10 women-owned businesses in Pittsburgh. 1. Brambler Boutique Selling apparel, toys, books and gifts for newborns through age six, Brambler is located on Butler St. in...
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Zeke’s Peek of the Week
On a Friday night in 2016, my music loving friend The Judge and I were searching for some music to see late night. He suggested a 10:00 show at Club Cafe. His taste is usually amazing as he’s introduced me to several of my favorites. We picked a band...
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7 Great Places for Chinese Food in Pittsburgh
If you don’t want Chinese food now, chances are after finishing reading this post you may! Here are seven great Chinese food restaurants in Pittsburgh. 1. Sesame Inn Sesame Inn serves up authentic Chinese cuisine including Sichaun, Hunan, Shanghai, Peking and...
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