Allegheny Landing, Pittsburgh’s oldest riverfront park, is getting a makeover
Construction is beginning on one of the last phases of the reconstruction of Allegheny Landing, Pittsburgh oldest riverfront park.
30 Jun 2016
Strip District Riverfront Park plan prioritizes greening and our industrial heritage
Park will have trails, public plazas, lots of open space in a neighborhood seeing some of the fastest growing residential development in Pittsburgh.
23 May 2016
Vivien Li’s vision for a 24/7 Pittsburgh riverfront
What's the next Duck? Vivien Li reveals a number of great ideas for making our riverfronts even more vital as recreational and economic hubs.
15 Dec 2015
6 questions for Riverlife’s Stephan Bontrager
"We're in a new age where land owners and developers really see the benefit of building public trails, playgrounds, boat launches and other amenities into their new developments."
25 Aug 2015
Posh Picnic: Riverlife’s Party at the Pier
North Shore Riverfront Amphitheater
August 28
7 - 11 p.m.
August 28
7 - 11 p.m.
24 Aug 2015
Riverlife and U.S. Army Corps pursue North Shore restoration in new aquatic ecosystem study
The newly announced study will determine possibilities for future North Shore restoration, providing a national model for similar projects in an urban area.
14 Aug 2015
Top 10 Pittsburgh events not to miss in August
Rain be gone: this August, we give you 10 great reasons to experience something new over the next steamy 31 days: make the scene at a posh picnic, try vegan fare, ride a scooter, find out why #PghIsFunny and much more.
25 Jul 2015
Community mural will transform the 10th street bypass during arts festival
It's like mayoral-sanctioned graffiti for the whole family!
05 Jun 2015
Riverlife invites you to paint the #TBD mural during arts fest to transform the 10th St. Bypass
If you've ever wanted to take a paintbrush to the side of a bridge, here's your chance. Riverlife invites you to paint #TBD.
05 Jun 2015
What’s Three Rivers Park worth to Pittsburgh? About $4.1 billion, according to Riverlife report.
We all know that parks add enjoyment to our lives—but when Riverlife examined their economic impact, they learned that parks also make financial sense. Yes, parks pay their own way.
11 May 2015