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Yoi! Heinz History Center program to honor Myron Cope
Former New York Times sports writer Murray Chass recalls walking into his father's home in Squirrel Hill and hearing a ''shrieking, wild'' voice coming from ... → Read More
Pianist Lorkovic poised to bring down the house
Pianist Lorkovic poised to bring down the house Updated 2 hours ago Radoslav Lorkovic says he is living a life of “parallel careers.” The pianist's music ranges from the sounds of his native Croatia to the blues of Professor Longhair. His performances are sometimes in concert halls, sometimes in homes. Those sides of his work will show up here Jan. 28 at a house concert in the East End sponsored… → Read More
Pittsburgh skiers will find changes, improvements on area slopes
Cold weather has been slow coming this year, but winter sport enthusiasts are happy to finally be able to get on the slopes. Here's a ... → Read More
Centennial celebration gives Pittsburgh-bred composer Strayhorn his due
In his life, jazz great Billy Strayhorn was something of a rebel — politically, socially and musically. He was active in racial equality from his ... → Read More
Teamwork pays off in University of Pittsburgh Jazz Seminar and Concert
For Kenny Barron and Geri Allen, music is a team effort. 'I try to be very sensitive about people who can play well together,' says ... → Read More
Japanese whiskeys will be featured for 1st time at Pittsburgh festival
Dale Markham says he tries to stay alert when whispers grow into shouts. This year, the shouting has increased: Don't ignore Japanese whiskeys. 'When the ... → Read More
Musicians put international swing on Sinatra at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild
Band leader Igor Butman and singer Sachal Vasandani are trying to make sure the jazz past does not get in the way of the present. ... → Read More
House Hunting: Hill District condos reflect area's changing landscape
Dewayne Ketchum says he is not only trying to sell three condos, but he is selling a neighborhood, as well. 'Most people think of the ... → Read More
Home on Pittsburgh's North Side brings green living to urban setting
A property on the North Side is serving as an examination and celebration of urban living. Developer Elliot Fabri Jr., whose EcoCraft Homes built a ... → Read More
Car enthusiasts revved up for Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
Passion is the fuel of the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Take Bernard T. Martin, whose fascination with glorious Italian sports cars once sent him on ... → Read More
Fallingwater-inspired home in Unity offers striking design, privacy
Mildred and Raymond Smith went the Wright direction when they decided to use a piece of property they owned. 'I just wanted Fallingwater,' Mildred said ... → Read More
Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix gears up for historic year on racetrack
This is a historic weekend in more ways than one at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex in Beaver County. It will be the racing site ... → Read More
When it comes to walking, Pittsburgh's Venture Outdoors has much to offer
From the trek of Lewis and Clark to a stroll through Fineview, discovery is always one of the best elements of going for a walk. ... → Read More
Ferris wheel goes up to help get Regatta rolling
One centerpiece of the EQT Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta — the 90-foot Wheel of Light — came together in six hours Tuesday in Point State ... → Read More
WYEP festival headliner Martin Sexton keeps song at forefront
Martin Sexton travels many roads with his music, and says one of his most trusted guides is Jimi Hendrix. He says he is greatly influenced ... → Read More
Bridgeville illustrator's new book breaks down 'Brewology'
Mark Brewer seems to be staying true to his name. Even though he once thought malts were 'something for a chocolate shake,' he now is ... → Read More
PSU choir gets chance to roll with the Stones
Christopher Kiver has little to say about his role at the upcoming Rolling Stones concert at Heinz Field. It's simple. He's not allowed. Kiver, director ... → Read More
'Neverland' is latest success for McDonald dancer
Ron Todorowski thinks 'Finding Neverland' is worth the search. 'The reaction to the play is just fantastic,' say Todorowski, a member of the ensemble in ... → Read More
Warhol Museum spins Stones exhibit around 'Sticky Fingers' cover
A Grammy-nominated album cover designed by Andy Warhol is the heart of a display tied to an upcoming visit of the Rolling Stones. Two tables ... → Read More
Pittsburgh Jazz Celebration kicks off a big week of music at Heinz Hall
Ramsey Lewis and Marty Ashby know celebrating jazz sometimes requires a big cast. 'There have been times I have done eight or nine symphony dates ... → Read More