Beth Vassallo

3 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Beth Vassallo

In the early 1990s, Roslyn Neiman, a real estate agent with Howard Hanna, was raising her young family at 701 Ivy Street in Shadyside when one day a photographer showed up at her door. “He said that he loved the outside of the house and wanted to use it as an exterior shot in TV shows, so we let him,” said Neiman.

1 month ago | madeinpgh.com | Beth Vassallo

A video on Pittsburgh Dentist’s website tells the story of a patient named Chuck. “Before I met Dr. George, I had ground my teeth off to the point that I wouldn’t even smile,” said Chuck. “I would try to talk with my mouth closed so that people couldn’t see how terribly my teeth were worn down.”Other dentists told Chuck that there was nothing they could do. “But when I came [to Pittsburgh Dentist] they had answers,” he said.

1 month ago | madeinpgh.com | Beth Vassallo

Revel is serving up something new at its Downtown Pittsburgh restaurant. In addition to the usual warm vibe and delicious faire, diners will be treated to a dynamic and evolving art series displayed on a video wall that will spotlight a different local artist each month. Digital marketing coordinator, Alexia Embelton, said that this On the Wall Video Showcase emerged out of a desire to “shake things up a bit.”“Revel is all about creating a vibrant, dynamic space,” explained Embelton.

1 month ago | madeinpgh.com | Beth Vassallo

Inside the Museum of Illusions Pittsburgh, visitors encounter a disassembled chair. When one person sits in the oversized chair seat they look unusually tiny compared to the other person who’s standing next to the four normal-sized chair legs. This Beuchet Chair illusion unfailingly elicits gasps of surprise and laughter from people of all ages and it’s just one of 60 exhibits at the 8,000-square-foot museum that’s located on the North Shore.

Jan 22, 2025 | madeinpgh.com | Beth Vassallo

Enjoy a night of music, art, earth-friendly fashion and plant-forward bites set against the backdrop of beautiful botanicals by attending La Fleur at Phipps on Thursday, April 3rd. This strolling event will take place throughout eight rooms of Phipps’ historic glasshouse including the Broderie Room, the Palm Court and the South Conservatory.