The story of Allegheny City’s formation is quite an interesting one. Three Pittsburghers named Al, Matt, and Amy, moved to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado in the late 2000s. During that time, the trio would…

Interested in experiencing an out-of-this-world sight? Lucky enough for many visitors, the Allegheny Observatory is an accessible observatory that offers views of outer space. Thursday night tours of the observatory will be held from April…

The Andy Warhol Museum is a 7- floor gallery and exhibition with an underground level that houses The Factory education studio and conservation lab. Established on May 13, 1994 and located on the North Side…

BikePGH is a nonprofit organization with a vision to create a Pittsburgh where “people can thrive without needing to own a car – making Pittsburgh a world class leader, in clean affordable, and convenient transportation.”…

The Strip District’s Cafetano Coffee Roasters is a full-service coffee establishment. It specializes solely on Honduran coffees and offers their delicious offerings in a warm and friendly environment. Apart from some great tastes in their…

Come visit the Carnegie Library in Pittsburgh’s cultural center of Oakland.  Dedicated in 1895 by Andrew Carnegie himself as his original gift to the city of Pittsburgh, the library welcomes anyone, whether you are a…

Carnegie Museum of Art is often considered the first museum of contemporary art in the United States. Originally known as the Department of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute, the museum’s first art gallery was dedicated for…

Come visit the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh’s best way to learn about the science of the world. Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1895, the museum has everything and more from all over the…

Carnegie Music Hall was built in 1895. Gifted by Andrew Carnegie as part of the “Carnegie Institute,” which includes the library, an art museum, a natural history museum and the music hall, each of these…

The Carnegie Science Center sits directly next to the Ohio River and is recognizable by its giant Weather Cone that sits atop the building! Since its opening in October of 1991, the exhibits have been…

The Cathedral of Learning located in the center of the University of Pittsburgh campus. Commissioned in 1921 and completed in 1934, The Cathedral is a 42-story, 535-foot-tall gothic revival skyscraper. It is the second-tallest educational…

The Chatham University Arboretum is a 32-ace arboretum located, as its name suggests, on the Chatham University campus between the neighborhoods of Shadyside and Squirrel Hill. 2017 marked the 20th anniversary of the designation of…

The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh offers a hands-on, education-centered experience where kids can both learn and have fun! After recently undergoing an expansion and renovation, the museum continues to delight and inspire children of all…

As one of the most unique restaurants in the Pittsburgh area, the Church Brew Works (a restaurant located in a former church) is a must-visit. The restaurant is open from Monday-Sunday with Monday through Thursday…

Churchview Farm is a small sustainable family farmette in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. The Farm is a teaching and learning space where we grow (non certified) organic food for our CSA workshares and volunteers,…

Cinderland Foederhouse is a pub located in the borough of Lawrence that has an on-site brewery where they produce their IPAs. However, they don’t just offer beer, as they also offer lagers, ales, wines, and…

The Dancing Gnome Brewery has its name for a reason, as it has a hundred options consisting of wines, IPAs, ales, and more. Starting business in 2016, their operations grew from a plumbing showroom to…

Dobra Tea is a “teahouse with snacks and a hippie vibe,” located in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Established in 2012 by the Society of Tea Devotees, it has been a warm place for…

Until vehicles were prevalent in Pittsburgh, people required a method to go from their homes (which were often on top of the hillsides) to the mills and industries (typically oriented along the river). Many funicular…

Since 2004, East End Brewing has been producing several high quality brews. The pub offers 60 options of ciders, lagers, seltzers, ales, and sodas year-round. If you’re in a rush, they have in-can options available,…