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Moms with home businesses make it work

Marty Levine Wednesday, February 06, 2013
Pittsburgh moms who are staying home to raise their kids and build a career are finding fresh ways to ensure that both thrive despite the many challenges.

Ones to Watch: Four under 40

Elaine Labalme Wednesday, February 06, 2013
From opening a hot new cafe off Market Square to representing voters in Harrisburg, these four exceptional people are making our region a better place to be.

Photo slide show: 1968, The Year that Rocked America

Brian Cohen Wednesday, February 06, 2013
1968 was all that, a seminal year that ushered in tumultuous change and unleashed a wave of creativity. View the fascinating exhibit now showing at the Heinz History Center in this slide show preview.

Pop Filter Hot Pick: Attack Theatre presents the world premiere of Soap Opera

Jennifer Baron Wednesday, February 06, 2013
Opera, music, dance, and the age-old art of storytelling, converge in dramatic ways in the premiere of Attack Theatre's latest original production, Soap Opera.

Pop Filter Hot Pick: City Theatre presents Broadway comedy Seminar

Jennifer Baron Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Art, power and sex converge at City Theatre in the clever Broadway comedy Seminar. From the creator of NBC’s new hit drama "Smash," Theresa Rebeck's Seminar is on the theatre's Mainstage now through February 10th. Are you ready to register? 

Cultural gems: City of Asylum Pittsburgh

Andrew Moore Wednesday, January 30, 2013
The founders of City of Asylum Pittsburgh, and creators of one of the most colorful and cultural blocks in Pittsburgh, are embarking on yet another venture--Alphabet City. It's like nothing else in town, but then what would you expect?

The Third Place: Maggie Connor and Buena Vista Cafe

Jason Kambitsis Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Do you have a "third place?" It's that place outside of work and home that you make your own in some way. A favorite coffee shop, perhaps, like Maggie Connor has in the Cafe Buena Vista on the North Side.

Pop Filter Hot Pick: 1776 marks Pittsburgh Public Theater's biggest production to date

Jennifer Baron Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Dramatic fireworks will ignite when Pittsburgh Public Theater opens 1776, its biggest production to date. Boasting a 26-member cast plus an orchestra, the Tony-winning musical continues The Public's Made in America season. It's the American Revolution like you’ve never seen--or heard--it before.

Some standout 20-something Pittsburgh entrepreneurs

Marty Levine Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Meet a new breed of young Pittsburgh entrepreneurs -- some still in college -- who hope to make a mark on the world. So far so good.

Photo slide show: winter scenes of Pittsburgh

Brian Cohen Wednesday, January 23, 2013
From scenes of past winters to the frigid present, we've captured some beautiful winter photos of Pittsburgh. Our suggestion? Grab a steaming hot beverage, enjoy the show and embrace the season.

Pop City night at City Theatre!

Pop City staff Monday, January 21, 2013
Join Pop City at City Theatre on Friday, February 1 for the witty play, Seminar. For only $25, you can enjoy the play (at 55% off) and a GREENROOM reception afterward with the cast that includes wine and beer and  refreshments. Hope to see you there!

Pop Filter Hot Pick: Lawrenceville's SnowBall brings winter music fest to Club Cattivo

Jennifer Baron Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Fight the winter blues with eight hours of live music by 10 local bands, a sculpted snow throne, and even the chance to get an "ice princess" makeover. Zombo will debut The SnowBall at Club Cattivo in Lawrenceville this Saturday.

More top tech companies to watch in 2013

Deb Smit Wednesday, January 16, 2013
In this second of a two-part series, Pop City presents the Top 10 life science companies to watch in 2013, all home-grown endeavors, many developed in the research labs of our universities. Among them they promise to take on some of the most daunting challenges of our time, from halting Alzheimer's Disease to battling cancer and streamlining surgical processes.

Top Chefs: Rick DeShantz, Meat and Potatoes

Elaine Labalme Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Following his success with the upscale Nine on Nine, owner/chef Rick DeShantz turned toward comfort food with his hip Meat and Potatoes in the heart of the Cultural District. As part of our series on Top Chefs, we explore why DeShantz is one of the reasons Pittsburgh's culinary scene is hotter than ever.

Visit the Pop City archives

Pop City staff Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Can't get enough Pop City stories? Visit our archives where you'll find thousands of feature and news stories on the people and projects moving our city forward. Use the drop-down menus in the navigation bar on this home page to see any story we've written since March, 2006. Or click into the search bar and enter a keyword.
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