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Rule changes from the state forced the move, organizers say.
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Proof of vaccination will be required at dozens of venues in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District and across the city.
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Thousands of crystals dangle above the heads of Pittsburgh theater patrons, reflecting light onto the walls and ceilings of the elegant halls. The glass giants help create a distinct aesthetic for the cultural institutions, exuding charm and sophistication.
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Downtown Pittsburgh today is known, in part, for the entertainment it hosts. It's a place one can see Broadway shows, art galleries and music festivals, sometimes all in the same night. But in the not-so-distant past, a section of the city was home to a different type of entertainment.
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A mix of journalists, artists and academics will take part in this year's Pittsburgh Humanities Festival. The 3rd annual event will take place Feb. 24…
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Pittsburgh's Zone 2 police officers have a new way station in the Cultural District where eight officers will be available during the day to assist…
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What do Louisiana and western Pennsylvania have in common? For one, an industry that for better or for worse inspires art.Petrochemical America: From…
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A new exhibit at Future Tenant aims to put a different face on Pittsburgh’s homeless population. “The homeless are often seen as invisible people on the…
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Doug Terranova's two droopy-eyed, tan bloodhounds love to bumble into the kitchen, slap their paws on the table and eat off other people's plates.They've…
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Roughly 40,000 people are expected to make their way downtown this year for Pittsburgh’s annual New Year’s celebration.Kevin McMahon, president and CEO of…