Pittsburgh Magazine

Pittsburgh Magazine is a lifestyle publication focused on the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. It reaches a monthly audience of 341,274 readers. The magazine is known for its annual "40 Under 40" list, which highlights influential young people in Pittsburgh, as well as its yearly rankings of the city's 25 Best Restaurants, Best of the 'Burgh, Top Doctors, Top Dentists, and its City Guide. Pittsburgh Magazine is also part of the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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How Your Driving May Change in Pennsylvania on June 5

2 days ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Virginia Linn

Paul Miller Jr. was just a month shy of his 22nd birthday when he was driving his Toyota Corolla on Route 33 in Hamilton Township in Northeastern Pennsylvania. A driver of a tractor-trailer coming from the opposite direction was looking at his cellphone and crossed the center line, striking Miller’s car head-on. Miller, a senior at East Stroudsburg University, was killed instantly. That was in July 2010.
Would you Move to a Small Western Pennsylvania Town for $5,000?

5 days ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Abigail Hakas

As the Pittsburgh region loses residents, counties prepare for the future.
Pirates Fire Manager Derek Shelton

6 days ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Virginia Linn

Bench Coach Don Kelly is the new manager. Pirates Manager Derek Shelton is out. Pirates Bench Coach Don Kelly is in as the new manager. That was the news from the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday in what team owner Bob Nutting called a first quarter of the season that has been “frustrating and painful for all of us.”“Derek is a good man who did a lot for the Pirates and Pittsburgh, but it was time for a change,” Nutting said in a statement.
Kennywood Park's Steel Curtain Returns Memorial Day Weekend

6 days ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Virginia Linn

Kennywood Park’s Steel Curtain will start rolling again for the general public on May 24 — just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
‘It’s Going to Take All of Us’: Pennsylvania Tackles Maternal Mortality

6 days ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Abigail Hakas

A state plan and a wave of legislation are aimed at addressing rising deaths of women dying before, during or after giving birth. Public officials are pushing for new strategies as more women are dying before, during or after giving birth in Pennsylvania. Fueled by mental health conditions, including substance use disorders, deaths among new and expectant moms jumped by more than 25% from 2013 to 2020.
The Smiling Moose on the South Side is Closing — But You Can Still Find Burger-and-Beer Bliss in the ‘Burbs | Pittsburgh Magazine

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

“Am I happy? Are you kidding? I’m making beer!” says Mike “Scarfo” Scarlatelli as he heaves a 50-pound bag of malted grain onto his shoulder. I mean, I had to ask the question — just days ago he announced that The Smiling Moose, the punk rock bar he founded in 2003 on the South Side, would close by the end of May. Many longtime customers (myself included), spent hours sharing photos and chatting online about the Carson Street venue that was one of Pittsburgh’s first craft beer destinations.
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Wins Pulitzer Prize in History

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Virginia Linn

Edda Fields-Black wanted to make her historical account of a Union Army raid led by Harriet Tubman on southern plantations and rice fields as authentic as possible. So she re-enacted parts of the raid that occurred in June 1863 along the Combahee River in Beaufort, South Carolina, which freed 756 enslaved people. She rode on a boat up the dark river, illuminated only by a full moon.
Get to Know Brenda Friday Design

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Jessica Sinichak

The owner of Shoppe B in Lawrenceville — which carries luxury furnishings and decor — Brenda Friday is known for designing creative, hand-curated rooms that are truly one-of-a-kind. Her motto is every space needs to feel 90% calm and 10% chaos to keep it from becoming stagnant or flat. “And every space needs fabulous art,” she says. This project began with a painting.
Collier’s Weekly: Because We Seem to Need a Reminder, a Non-Functioning Traffic Light is a Stop Sign

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Sean Collier

If a traffic light isn’t working, it becomes a stop sign. You treat it like you would treat any other stop sign. Doesn’t seem too complicated, does it? And yet last week, this fairly simple rule of the road was forgotten, ignored or completely misunderstood by many local drivers. On many busy thoroughfares, social-media reports claimed that drivers were simply proceeding through non-functioning traffic lights as if they weren’t there.
6 Pittsburgh Bakeries Serving Up Global Pastries and Traditions

1 week ago | pittsburghmagazine.com | Kristy Graver

Satisfy your wanderlust with a tour of ethnic bakeries. Bloomfield: 4310 Main St.Get Bulgarian baked goods in Pittsburgh’s Little Italy!Zhelyazko “Jak” Latinov, who ran a popular bakery in his homeland, brought his bread-making skills to Bloomfield. Jak’s Bakery is located in the building next to Trace Brewing, making this one of the best blocks in town for carbo-loading.