Author: Jamie Faith Sheppard
Find Special Gifts at Pittsburgh’s Handmade Arcade Holiday Market
The 19th annual event will be held Dec. 1-2 at Downtown's David L. Lawrence Convention Center and features hundreds of local makers and their one-of-a-kind handmade products.
How University of Pittsburgh is Helping Students Who Are ‘Silently Hungry’
Students registered with the campus food pantry can now order meals to be delivered inconspicuously to temperature-controlled lockers.
HGTV’s Leanne Ford Designed Buck Mason’s New Store in Sewickley
The interior designer collaborated with her husband, Erik Ford, on a new shop that combines the brand's high-end, casual clothing with a curated selection of Leanne's favorite home goods.
Real Pittsburgh Wedding: Neil & Shohini Found Love in Med School
Their Indian-fusion wedding was full of color, blended traditions and furry friends.
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Phipps Conservatory’s Winter Flower Show
Months of planning and design went into creating the latest show with thousands of lights, flowers and a singing tree.
How Prime Stage Theatre Has Brought Authenticity to ‘The Miracle Worker’
The story of Helen Keller and the play’s presentation also highlights the connection the famous educator and advocate had with Pittsburgh.
Missing Spooky Season Already? Check Out This Halloween-Inspired Wedding
An ambiance of chirping birds and Halloween-inspired details made John and Christina’s wedding at the National Aviary memorable for all in attendance.
Yes, That’s a Putting Green in This Chic Basement Renovation
Interior designer Jennifer Janeway turned this dark-and-dated lower level into an elevated, family-friendly entertainment space.
A New Spotlight on Pittsburgh’s Chinatown
The Downtown neighhorhood is the focus of a free program Oct. 29 that will tell the stories of the hundreds of Chinese immigrants drawn to the Golden Triangle.
Prayers, Appeals for Better Gun Control To Mark Fifth Anniversary of One of Pittsburgh’s Darkest Days
Survivors of the shooting that took 11 lives at the Tree of Life Synagogue Oct. 27, 2018 will gather to not only honor the victims, but provide a platform for other community members to speak on gun violence and legislation.
Find Out Why These Weddings Had an All-Black Dress Code
These Pittsburgh brides wanted a classic, sleek look for their wedding aesthetic — and they wanted to make sure their guests were comfortable on their day.
Why There Is Now A Grace Period for Pittsburgh’s Plastic Bag Ban
The city’s ban, to start Saturday, Oct. 14, will allow businesses to use up their remaining stocks of single-use plastic bags without penalty through Jan. 1.
Last Chance of the Season to Take a Tour with Doors Open Pittsburgh
Now at the end of its 8th season, Doors Open is a local nonprofit that hosts guided tours of the city where you can learn about history, art and architecture.
What Do You Want to Bid On? The Options Are Endless at the Upcoming Annual Pittsburgh Airport Auction
Pittsburgh International Airport is hosting the event on Oct. 7, where hundreds of unclaimed items will be up for grabs.
Can You Escape From Pittsburgh’s USS Requin? New Adventure Tests Visitors
The Carnegie Science Center exhibit, which will return in the spring, brings the submarine's history alive with war artifacts and Pittsburgh-themed clues.
