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Feeling Nebby in an architectural gem in Wilkinsburg
This restored 1910 home was designed by Frederick G. Scheibler Jr., a visionary who left a lasting impression on Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods and suburbs.
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12 things to do this weekend in Pittsburgh, from World of Wheels to Lunar New Year festivals
Also don’t miss Music on the Edge, the International Conference and Festival of Blacks in Dance and more things to do.
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What does the data say about Downtown Pittsburgh’s present and future?
Pittsburgh’s downtown was ravaged by pandemic-era restrictions and enduring changes to how we live and work. Here’s what the ...
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Travel back in time at Pittsburgh’s hottest swing dance party
Step into the jump-and-jive world of the Pittsburgh Swing Dance Community, which celebrates Lindy Hop, Balboa, West Coast Swing and more.
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10-year vision for Three Rivers Water Trail seeks to expand and improve trail access
Pittsburgh’s rivers and riverfront trails are set to improve as part of a new 10-year plan to expand riverfront access.
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Girls Inc. bolsters Pittsburgh nonprofit while ‘keeping girls at the center’
Strong Women Strong Girls became an affiliate of Girls Inc. last October. Now, it's programming will serve local girls into adulthood.
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frederick g. scheibler jr.
Feeling Nebby with @HousesOfPittsburgh is back, and this time, we’re exploring an architectural gem in Wilkinsburg. Gabe opened the doors of his restored 1910 home, designed by Frederick G.