Fall Gallery Roundup from LOCAL’s Visual Arts Editor L.E. McCullough
SO MANY PITTSBURGH visual artists make Art rooted in the region’s history, especially its lesser-known People’s History. This Fall, several museums and galleries will...
MAVUNO Festival, Art Exhibit Open in Sewickley Sept. 17-18
EVER SINCE HUMANS began cultivating crops and domesticating animals about 10,000 years ago, harvest festivals have flourished around the world. Occasions marking the intimate...
Botanical musician Steve Sciulli visits a new sonic neighborhood
“Plant a garden in which strange plants grow, and mysteries bloom.”
— Ken Kesey
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Heavy metal, opera and classical intersect: ‘Satan’s Fall’
By Jamie Wiggan
Music Review: Stewart Copeland returned to Pittsburgh this month to premiere “Satan’s Fall” — an ambitious choral work that straddles the boundaries...
Beer 101 in the 412: Trace Brewing’s vocational training program promotes...
Dev Johnson knows it’s going to be hard to top his 39th birthday.
He celebrated Jan. 4, 2021 by starting a six-month, paid vocational training...
Sacramental wine shop opens in Dormont
When Curt Friehs and Cynthia Craig raise a glass, they feel closer to God.
In April, the friends opened Chosen Wine, a sacramental vino shop...
Identify- What You Need To Know About Pittsburgh Business!
Pittsburgh is a well established metropolitan city trendy for its different names. The city is known for other names like “the steel city” and...