by Nick Smerker | May 13, 2025 | Neighborhood Improvement
As the City of Pittsburgh marks its 20th consecutive year as a Tree City USA, the Department of Public Works is proud to announce that Allegheny Commons Park has been formally accredited as a Level I Arboretum by ArbNet, a global network that supports the work of...
by Nick Smerker | May 9, 2025 | Happenings
Members are the 💚 of BikePGH, providing a reliable source of support to advocate for safer, livable streets for EVERYONE. As we gain momentum on our goal of 100 new members during the month of May, we’d love your support! New and renewing BikePGH members receive:Warm...
by Nick Smerker | May 5, 2025 | General
Welcome Our Feathered Friends to Pittsburgh’s Parks May is prime migration season and the perfect time to celebrate the incredible variety of birds in Pittsburgh’s parks. Whether stopping for a break during a long migration journey or guiding their fledglings...
by Nick Smerker | May 5, 2025 | Happenings, Historic Preservation
Fancy a Tour of Antique Skyscrapers? Pittsburgh author Mark Houser will offer tours of four historic skyscrapers on Mother’s Day weekend, Saturday May 10 and Sunday May 11. Get high above the Golden Triangle and ascend to the top of four antique skyscrapers! Koppers...
by Nick Smerker | May 5, 2025 | Historic Preservation
Happy Preservation Month! In May, we celebrate historic preservation because of its ability to improve the quality of the lives of people through saving buildings and places that are not only an important part of our cultural heritage, but can be the basis of helping...
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