North Shore Pittsburgh: what the stadium district misses
Pittsburgh's North Shore is defined by its two stadiums, but the neighborhood has more going on than game day. Here's what locals know that visitors miss.
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Pittsburgh's North Shore is defined by its two stadiums, but the neighborhood has more going on than game day. Here's what locals know that visitors miss.
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Pittsburgh's North Shore is defined by its two stadiums, but the neighborhood has more going on than game day. Here's what locals know that visitors miss.
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Pittsburgh's brunch scene has grown into one of the most interesting in any mid-size American city, from Lawrenceville counter seats to Squirrel Hill corner booths. Here's where to spend the slow hours between 10 and 2.
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Beechview is one of Pittsburgh's most overlooked South Hills neighborhoods, built along a light rail line that still runs and anchored by a main street that still works. Here's what makes it worth a closer look.
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Pittsburgh's printmaking community has quietly built one of the most interesting letterpress and relief printing scenes in any mid-size American city, with studios scattered from Lawrenceville to the South Side doing work that's anything but nostalgic.
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Plastic bags clog Pittsburgh's storm drains, tangle in riverside trees, and drift into the Allegheny and Monongahela every time it rains. A growing coalition of organizations is working to change that.
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Pittsburgh's jazz scene has roots that go back to the Hill District's golden era, and the city's best live rooms carry that history forward every week. Here's where to find it.
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Just outside Pittsburgh, a 14-foot fiberglass Big Mac marks the entrance to one of the most unexpected museums in Pennsylvania. Here's what the Big Mac Museum actually is and why it's worth the trip.
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Pusadee's Garden has earned a national reputation from a narrow rowhouse kitchen in Lawrenceville, turning carefully sourced Thai cooking into one of Pittsburgh's most coveted dining experiences.
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Pittsburgh's bakery scene has grown into one of the most interesting in any mid-size American city, with serious bread programs, Eastern European pastry traditions, and inventive patisseries spread across nearly every neighborhood.
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