Author to Chronicle the History of Carnegie Museums and Library

Former 30-year Carnegie Magazine editor gives us a preview of his new book and what he'll discuss at Peters Township Public Library on Tuesday, March 27.

Fans Must Wait Until Thursday to Discover Fate of Local 'Idol' Contestant

Adam Brock's fans will know Thursday whether he made it as one of the show's top 24 performers.

Barbershop Quartet Competitors Sought

The competition will be held as part of Hot Diggity Dog Diggity Days (otherwise known as Perry Como's 100th birthday bash).

The PA Trolley Museum's Got 'Desire'

The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre recently did a photo shoot for its new production, 'A Streetcar Named Desire' at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.

Hollywood Theater to Raise the Dead

A “Night of the Living Dead” screening on Saturday will raise funds to save a local relic of the classic horror film.

Bands Sought for Birthday Bash

Are you in a band? Know an awesome local act? Read on. Canonsburg needs you.

Get Out: Our Top Five Picks For Fun This Weekend

Here are our top picks for fun this weekend.

'Aftertaste' Author Dishes on Inspiration, Boston Roots

Learn more about this inspiration behind the book.

Rivers of Steel Art Exhibit Continues at Point Park

A collection of 25 works represents the history of the steel industry in Pittsburgh.

Start the New Year 'As You Like It'

Pittsburgh Public Theater presents the Shakespearean production Thursday - Feb. 19.

Public Theater Welcomes New Year with Comedy

The Second City returns with a new show.

New Batman Trailer Released

'The Dark Knight Rises' trailer features clips of Steelers' Hines Ward and Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.

Pittsburghers Come Home to the Hollywood with Movie Event

Pittsburgh Double Feature at the Hollywood showcases the city, its neighbors, and coming home.

Patch Picks: Laser Spectacular is Fun For a Good Cause

The event is held this weekend.

News Nearby: Three Rivers Ringers Announce Christmas Concert Schedule

The local handbell ensemble will perform throughout the area.

Pittsburgh Youth Ballet Company Presents 'The Nutcracker'

Dancers from Peters Township and surrounding communities perform Friday through Sunday at Upper St. Clair Theater.

RSVP to 'Save Our Barn' at Little Lake Theatre

The theater invites you to 'slip into your country casual duds and sashay on over' for a showstopping cause.

Pittsburgh Public Theater Presents ‘Red’

John Logan’s 2010 Tony Award-winning Best Play illuminates the many shades of superstar artist Mark Rothko.

Pittsburgh Author Debuts First Novel: ‘In Wake of Water’

Sarah Beth (Rem) Martin, and Peters-based publisher The Artists’ Orchard, LLC, hosted a National Book Launch Party last week in South Side.

Master Storyteller at Frank Sarris Public Library Monday

Alan Irvine will make an appearance Monday at the library.

'American Idol' Finds Superstar Talent in the City of Champions

Judges of the hit Fox reality TV show-Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler—as well as host Ryan Seacrest, have been in Pittsburgh since Wednesday.

Ben E. King Among Performers At Meadows This Weekend

The "Stand By Me" artist joins Martha Reeves and Pittsburgh's own Pure Gold for concert Saturday.

Aviation Art Contest Entries Needed

The state Department of Transportation's Bureau of Aviation is sponsoring the contest—and entries are due soon!

Cecil Fall Festival Puts the Fun in Funnel Cake

Cecil Fall Festival was packed with activities all weekend long including, bands, an improv show, raffles, and, of course, festival favorites like funnel cakes.

Pittsburgh Public Theater Opens with ‘Electra’

Opening PPT’s 37th season is the production of ‘Electra,’ showing Sept. 29-Oct. 30.

RADical Days 2011 Begin Today

More than 50 arts and culture organizations are offering free admission or performances.

American Indian Center Hosts 33rd Annual Pow Wow

The two-day event with performances, food and crafts takes place Saturday and Sunday in Dorseyville.

Wrestlers Bludgeon Zombies, Zombies Eat Promoter

Cody Knotts is at it again, this time mixing two pop culture genres for what might be a no-brainer for success.

News Nearby: Swords and Sorcery at RolePlay

Show is about a friends playing Dungeons and Dragons, while their characters play out the scenes in the game.

Hundreds Attend Grammy Award-Winning Organist's Recital

Internationally known organist Paul Jacobs, a Washington, PA native, returns for an engagement at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair.

Palazzo Presents The Marcellus Geology Series

Artist Rachel Sager Lynch will exhibit her mosaic art Sept. 11 at Palazzo 1837 Ristorante.

HGTV Filming New Reality Home Show in the Region

Former Bachelor Bob Guiney will be the host of Showhouse Showdown.

Spotlight: Why I Love Town Park

Tad Thompson, a pupil at St. Patrick's School, was a first-place winner in the Why I Love Town Park essay contest sponsored by Canonsburg's Parks and Recreation Board.

Cody Knotts Sold Out

The Weekly Recorder has been sold—and North Strabane's Cody Knotts is delving deeper into the silver screen scene.

Save the Date!

The Frank Sarris Library invites you to its annual brunch in November.

Award-Winning Author Coming to Local Library

Make sure to mark your calendar for Aug. 15.

Batman in the City of Champions

The bat signal was clear on Wednesday night downtown!

Regional Cookbook Combines History and Childhood Favorites

Author Douglas Robinson saw a draw to local cookbooks, mixed in his expertise and ran with the idea.

Pittsburgh's 'Green' Concert Series Produces Sun-Drenched Sounds

Emily Pinkerton is next to perform Wednesday in Allegheny Square.

'Too Many Tubas' Unites Regional Musicians, Prolongs Community Band

The band has a chock-full schedule of performances this summer, which will continue into the holiday season.