Sparks will fly and molten metal will flow when Rivers of Steel’s Festival of Combustion returns to Carrie Blast Furnaces Saturday. Starting at 3 p.m., visitors can explore the National Historic Landmark through an experience that brings together the sights, sounds, skills, and stories of ...
The Senator John Heinz History Center and Fort Pitt Museum will offer a haunting lineup of Halloween-inspired programs throughout October. From macabre tales of Pittsburgh’s past to Halloween trivia and family-friendly festivities, visitors can discover the spooky side of history all ...
A community tradition since 1988, Cecil Township is having its annual fall festival Saturday and Sunday in Cecil Park. The festival will have activities for children, games, face painting, live music and more. More than 100 vendors will be on hand, and some will be selling freshly baked pies, ...
It was the heyday of the taciturn occupant of the White House who was known as “Silent Cal.” The movies were still silent in 1926, too, but were just a year away from “talking,” thanks to Al Jolson and “The Jazz Singer.” The rest of the world was getting noisier, too – record ...
If you’ve ever wanted to have a conversation about the Clark and Zagnut bars with the fellow who invented them, you will have an opportunity to do so at Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh on Saturday afternoon. When you’re there, you’ll be able to “meet” David L. Clark, the legendary ...
Forty years since the release of his first album. “Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.,” Dwight Yoakam has enjoyed a varied career as a singer and songwriter, an actor and filmmaker and a radio show host. Just about a month away from his 70th birthday, Yoakam remains a steady presence on the ...
