Welcome To Pittsburgh

The brisk weather and bright colors of the changing leaves bring out the best in Pittsburgh. From football to festivals and everything in between, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Take your family on a hayride and pick a pumpkin at one of our local Fall festivals, and then stop by Phipps Conservatory’s fall flower show. If you’re in the mood for something a little more spooky, visit Kennywood’s Phantom Fright Nights, or encounter Pittsburgh Zombies: Re-animated at Scarehouse, Pittsburgh’s scariest haunted house.

From interactive, intimate and immersive experiences to the more traditional visual and performing arts, Pittsburgh is home to an amazing arts and culture scene. This fall, the Carnegie International highlights 32 contemporary artists working in multiple disciplines to present a series of encounters with art inside the world of Carnegie Museum of Art. Take a trip to see an entire exhibit of intricate replicas of historic clothing made entirely out of paper at Isabelle de Borchgrave: Fashioning Art from Paper at The Frick Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts is where you can experience regional, U.S., and world premieres from international artists in the heart of the Cultural District this fall. Grab your friends, family, or a friendly neighbor and book your customized Pittsburgh experience now. 

Autumn also means enjoying sports, and our city of champions is hosting the National Championships Festival, an Olympic-style event where more than 1,000 qualifying Division II student-athletes will represent their schools by competing for national championships in men’s and women’s cross country and soccer, as well as women’s field hockey and volleyball.