If there is one thing Pittsburgh is known for, it’s our neighborhoods. All 90 city nabes, the first-ring suburbs and beyond. We love them deeply, fiercely, with a passion typically reserved for our sports teams. Once, while taking a city-loving visitor around town, we waltzed through Downtown, the North Side, East Liberty, Squirrel Hill, the South Side, the Strip and more. “How many walkable, wonderful neighborhoods can one city have?” he yelled (and we weren’t even halfway through the tour).
We invite you to take a closer look at all of the Pittsburgh neighborhoods here. Soon there will be more, along with videos and new photos and updates on the latest happenings.
- Sharpsburg
- The South Side
- Squirrel Hill
- The Strip District
- Troy Hill
- Verona
- West End Village
- Wexford
- Wilkinsburg
- Pittsburgh Brewing Company will once again make beer in Allegheny County
- CARES CommuniTEA Café now open in the Hill District
- Amazing Books & Records is moving and expanding in Squirrel Hill
- The NEXT Beer: Spork Pit partners with S.O.B. to create The Overnight Smoke
- ETC: Grow Pittsburgh’s new leader, Polar Pop for Special Olympics, Dolly Parton encourages reading and more
- Pittsburgh is a top spot to find houses under $100K, according to Realtor.com
- L.A. comedian Steve Hofstetter is transforming a Pittsburgh church into Steel City AF with comedy venue
- The Salon is offering a free, lunchtime series on how women are impacted by the pandemic
- Plan moving forward for 34-unit Grandview Lofts project on Mt. Washington
- ETC: Biden selects Dr. Rachel Levine for new role, The Industrialist Hotel opening Downtown, the USS Pittsburgh and more
- Angels by Your Side helps grieving families deal with everyday life after loss
- The world joins ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ in mourning Joanne Rogers
- After battling Covid and unspeakable loss, Black Lotus Pizza is back in the game
- Carnegie Borough seeks public input on a proposed 2.27-mile extension of the Panhandle Trail
- Updated: Allegheny Eats, a meal kit service, launches to help restaurant workers, farmers and producers
