Lindsay Patross
Pittsburgh born and raised, Lindsay has been writing about the people who love Pittsburgh since 2008.
Yard Sale Alert! The Blackridge Neighborhood Yard Sale is Sat. 7/25
Situated at the intersection of Wilkinsburg, Churchill & Penn Hills, over 30 households will be participating in this neighborhood yard sale.
ORDER HERE: Coffee Tree Roasters // online ordering available at all 5 locations
The Coffee Tree Roasters has a new logo and now offers online ordering at all 5 locations around Pittsburgh
Newsletter: The best beer of summer & borrowed cars
Vegetables from local farmers delivered, Airbnb for cars and some of the best local hardware stores in town
No Car. No Problem. Try one of these car-sharing apps to get around (or outta) town.
We look at how Zipcar and Turo compare to traditional rental car companies.
Shop Local: Where to buy made in Pittsburgh masks online
Shop local and support Pittsburgh artists and makers. From Wilkinsburg to McKees Rocks, here is where to buy made in Pittsburgh face masks.
Guide to Pittsburgh Face Mask Makers: volunteer, sew, donate
Pittsburgh Face Mask Makers: A look at all of the Pittsburgh groups that are sewing face masks to donate and you how you can help.
Newsletter: The return of the fish fry, a new brewery & a camping compromise
We also have the details on a new caribbean spot in Sharpsburg and a great interview about Pittsburgh’s role in the history of the suffrage movement.
Newsletter: Planning the perfect Pittsburgh picnic
A roundup of the best small businesses to help you plan the perfect picnic and an update to the Fresh Fest beer festival.
Newsletter: Kennywood history, Jamilka Borges new restaurant & all the plants
Since we are all spending more time at home this summer, now is the perfect time to work on bringing some of the outdoors inside.
Newsletter: Juneteenth, Buy Local Art, Paddleboarding
Happy Father’s Day to all the Pittsburgh Dads. We’re giving a hat tip to Dad Beers this week, along with a nod to Pittsburgh-based artists you can shop online. Friday is the annual commemoration of Juneteenth – which will be marked with a number of events around town.