While many kids enjoy ‘traditional’ summer camps, filled with swimming, sports and playing outdoors, many others are drawn to summer arts camps to fulfill their creative spirits. Pittsburgh has no shortage of these types of programs for kids of all ages.

Reaching the 50-year milestone is always cause for celebration, and for Tri-State Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, it means celebrating the past as well as the future.

Home gardening has been on the rise for several years, and Art King, co-owner of Harvest Valley Farms in Bakerstown, is quick to point out many reasons.

Poulet Bleu has been one of the top spots in the city since it opened in 2018. There are very few French restaurants in Pittsburgh, and Poulet Bleu more than makes up for this with its Parisian bistro-inspired menu.

We’ve all been there. That one (or more) room in the house that accumulates “stuff to deal with later.” That garage filled with boxes from when Great-Aunt Susie downsized. That corner of the kitchen island piled with papers. That junk drawer filled with odds and ends, doodads and bits and bobs.

When you hear the name “West View,” does it conjure up memories of the old amusement park, where families screamed as they rode The Dips roller coaster around Devil’s Elbow turn and couples cut a rug at Danceland? If so, you’re probably part of the Baby Boomer generation that enjoyed the popular park during its heyday in the 1950s and ’60s.

Flowers can brighten almost any day—plus there is scientific evidence that flowers and flower arranging can boost morale, reduce stress, enhance creativity and even improve cognitive function.

The backyard has evolved from a simple patch of grass into a prized extension of the home, a place where families gather, friends celebrate and memories take root. As homeowners increasingly maximize their outdoor living potential, the challenge lies in creating beautiful and functional spaces that are intimate yet adaptable and worth the significant investment required to bring them to life.

Thirty years ago, two dancers met in Pittsburgh dancing for a local company. They fell in love and founded Attack Theatre. Their desire to create new and inspirational dance for Pittsburgh audiences was received with open arms. As the years passed, they have touched countless lives through performances, teaching classes, family game nights, participating in First Night Pittsburgh, as well as endless festivals here and abroad.