Vol. 30, No. 31
Corrine Jasmin shows an unseen side of Black Lives in Beams Of Light
By Jordan Snowden
Pittsburgh Grooveline: Dance parties at Cattivo, Brillobox, and more (Aug. 1-Aug. 7)
By Amanda Waltz
Replay FX and Pittsburgh Knights work to preserve gaming history
By Sarah Connor
Kirsten Ervin captures the many faces of Penn Avenue for portrait project
Read this before heading to News N'at at Steel City Improv Theater
Contemporary Craft closes out final exhibition at Strip District location
Sweetwater Center for the Arts has a cow with animal-focused exhibition by Katie Stone
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden invites city residents to stop and smell the flowers
By Lisa Cunningham
The simple pleasures and difficulties of life on a houseboat
By Hannah Lynn
Why there are so few riverfront restaurants in Pittsburgh
By Ryan Deto
Regatta or not, Squonk's show will go on
By Alex Gordon
PennDOT now allows drivers to put an X in place of binary gender on license
Democratic DA Stephen Zappala hates campaigning but is meeting today with Young Republicans
Kelly Strayhorn Theater announces exit of executive director Janera Solomon
East Liberty to get six new electric vehicle charging stations
By Emily Wolfe
Progressive independent Lisa Middleman kicks off campaign for Allegheny County DA
Former Pa. senator Rick Santorum said a lot of wrong things about gun control this weekend
Three Pittsburgh Jewish congregations issue joint statement in solidarity with El Paso and Dayton after shootings
Bill Peduto ups security detail following increased threats over gun-control bills
State Sen. Jay Costa renews push for Pennsylvania gun reform post mass shootings
Sen. Pat Toomey says assault weapons are too popular to ban, but his constituents disagree
Nova Place goes pink with first-ever Rosé All Day PGH festival
East End Brewing continues YOU ARE HERE series with Troy Hill and East Liberty beers
Cinderlands Warehouse shines with simple flavors in inventive forms
By Maggie Weaver
A wedding for under $4k? Pop Up Pittsburgh Wedding Co. can make that happen
Celebrate Ice Cream Sandwich day with Leona's, Klavon's, and other local sweet treats
You say tomato and I also say tomato, because it's tomato season
Talkin' Snack: Is the Impossible Whopper impossibly good? Or a possible flop?
Brookline-based author Nick Courage shows effects of hurricanes on young adults — and animals — in new novel
By Rege Behe
SilentHike helps treat trauma through the outdoors
Internationally acclaimed multilingual jazz band comes to Thunderbird Café and Music Hall for CD release party
Concert photos: Queen + Adam Lambert at PPG Paints Arena
By Mike Papariella
G. Love & Special Sauce playing Roxian Theatre on Aug. 30
By Sponsored Content
Women rockers get ready to shine for Legendary Album Series: Janis Joplin's Pearl
Slippery Rock music and arts festival Resonance announces additional acts
Magic City Hippies are having a big 2019
Dinosaur Jr.'s Camp Fuzz was more camp than fuzz, and that made it great
By Josh Oswald
Concert Announcements: A Day To Remember, Natasha Bedingfield, and more
The 'horrifying and comic' Hand to Hand features steampunks, jam-band prog, and two 600-pound animatronic hands
The ever-changing tasks of the production and stage manager of Quantum Theatre
By Lissa Brennan
Pittsburgh CLO’s Once is a sweet, if flimsy, love letter to music
Mija: one bitch's tale addresses identity, trauma, the word "bitch" as a pronoun
Quantum Theatre searches for musical activist Violeta Parra in new “folk opera”
Looking for Violeta celebrates the political legacy of Chilean folk artist Violeta Parra
The Farewell addresses conflicts between Chinese and American culture within a single family dynamic
New teaser trailer and details for season two of the Pittsburgh-shot Netflix series Mindhunter
Sword of Trust takes a stab at Confederate conspiracy theorists in lighthearted comedy
Luz delivers a satisfyingly nightmarish, hyper-stylized horror thriller
Artist Théo Bignon discusses mesh tank tops and stitching outside of the lines ahead of Indecent Exposure show at Bunker Projects
Why going into sex work isn’t as easy as it sounds
By Jessie Sage
Free Will Astrology
By Rob Brezsny
Lynn Cullen Live - 7/31/19
Audio & Video Archive
By Lynn Cullen
Lynn Cullen Live - 8/1/19
Lynn Cullen Live - 8/5/19
Lynn Cullen Live - 8/6/19
Best Local Sports Personality: JuJu Smith-Schuster
This week is rife with music happenings, including shows with Black Flag, Violent Femmes, and DJ Samuel Andres
By CP Staff
By Mars Johnson
Pittsburgh’s street trees are free upon request. So why do they often go to the city’s wealthiest residents?
By James Paul
Sophie Masloff seldom talked about her childhood. Were seedy family ties the reason?
By David S. Rotenstein
Mrs. Soffel was a cougar who might still haunt The Shiloh Gastro, pining for her Biddle brothers boy toy
By Rachel Wilkinson
The cassette-tape comeback has reached Pittsburgh's record stores
By Ethan Beck
