A great neighborhood deserves a great theater. That’s the cornerstone of the Kelly Strayhorn Theater. Named for two of Pittsburgh’s most celebrated talents—dancer Gene Kelly and composer Billy Strayhorn—KST contributes to East Liberty’s renaissance and redefines theater with provocative original programming and a social experience unlike any other venue.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra prides itself in artistic excellence, a rich history of the world’s finest conductors and musicians, and a strong commitment to the Pittsburgh region. Today, the Pittsburgh Symphony remains among the world’s top orchestras, and has even been named by some as the “Greatest American Orchestra.”

The Heinz Hall, home to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO), is a concert hall and performing arts center in the Cultural District in Downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliance and splendor, the Heinz Hall presents around 200 shows every year.

Carnegie Music Hall, a Historic Landmark, is located in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. The Music Hall is part of The Carnegie, and is housed in the same beautiful structure that includes the Carnegie Museum, the Carnegie Library, and the Carnegie Lecture Hall. 

You’ll often find a line of people waiting to eat at BRGR. Burger-patty options include dry-aged prime beef, turkey, salmon and black bean-corn falafel. Feeling hungry? Try the Button Buster, a beef burger topped with braised beef short ribs, white cheddar cheese, béarnaise sauce and crispy onions.

Exploring and expanding on the cuisines of the Mediterranean region, Casbah is one of Pittsburgh's premier dining destinations. The menu changes daily, offering imaginative new tastes and textures using the season's finest ingredients. Menu selections include a variety of meat, seafood, vegetarian entrees, and house-made desserts.

For over 55 years, Mineo's Pizza House has been serving quality pizza to the city of Pittsburgh.  Mineo’s pizza is fully loaded, featuring briny, chewy crust with a hint of cornmeal, spicy tomato sauce, abundant super-salty cheese (secret ingredient: aged provolone) and “buried” toppings. The pies are so popular that they can be overnighted to any U.S. city.

It’s an edible Pittsburgh institution. You can get their signature sandwich with salami, or with turkey, or roast beef or even with no meat at all. At this historic restaurant, it’s not their huge, layered sandwich without a generous serving of crunchy, tart coleslaw and crisp French Fries piled high atop soft Italian bread.