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Pittsburgh’s diversity and 90 vibrant neighborhoods make our region an inclusive event and meeting hub
Pittsburgh is historically known as a melting pot of cultures and lifestyles. Settled by hard-working immigrants, our vivid neighborhoods are alive with unique voices. Discover how Pittsburgh’s diversity can enhance your next meeting or event in our city!
Three of the reasons why groups within the inclusive business events market should consider Pittsburgh for their next meeting.
Pittsburgh has a history of hosting notable multicultural business events, such as:
Affordability and accessibility. Two qualities Pittsburgh-native Dr. Rahmon Hart, Sr., looks for in destinations when planning a trip.
Pittsburgh's Business Events Team proudly supports and promotes the numerous Black-owned businesses in Pittsburgh including this amazingly LONG list to share with visitors. Categories include restaurants, retail, arts organizations, health and wellness and more.
Don’t overlook the event services category - this resource provides invaluable insight for any planner!
Explore an important part of Pittsburgh's culture through its Black-owned business. From restaurants and bars, to arts and culture, you won't want to miss these local favorites.
Visitors looking for an authentic Pittsburgh experience need look no further than Pittsburgh's 90 neighborhoods, each one unique and distinct. Take Homewood, a historically Black and culturally vibrant community bursting with culture, history, brilliant art and so much more. The Homewood Experience, in partnership with Neighborhood Allies and the Homewood Community Development Collaborative, brings the positivity and pride of Homewood to visitors while also catering to its current residents. From the Artwalk, a curation of public art offerings, to the Homewood Walk of Fame and thriving small businesses, the Homewood neighborhood is a great itinerary builder for all visitors.
Homewood is known to have been a thriving, self-sustaining and beautiful community with a bustling main street stretching the length of the community, generations of family owned and operated businesses lining the streets and a dense population of successful Black men and women anchoring the future of this picturesque place.
Looking to support and connect with Latin-owned businesses in Pittsburgh? Browse this list of Latin-owned restaurants, spas, salons, apparel, stores, arts and community organizations!
Support Black-owned Businesses, Explore Historic Neighborhoods and Celebrate Black Art
A historic look at Pittsburgh's Chinatown and our Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.
For visitors looking to immerse themselves in Pittsburgh’s Black travel experience, here are just a few of the many sites that the city has to offer.
There’s no better way to experience Pittsburgh’s diverse communities than at one of our region’s inclusive events. Consider being a part of the culture, entertainment, kinship, food and fun at one of these memorable happenings.
Pittsburgh Pride Revolution is a full four-day festival that you don't want to miss! Celebrate with Pride!
Celebrate Black artists, craft brews and the arts at the award-winning Barrel & Flow Fest
One of the largest anthropomorphics (human-like animal characters) conventions in the world, thousands of attendees travel to Pittsburgh for this unique celebration that makes Downtown the most exciting place to be in the city.
Enjoy a three-day celebration of the best in jazz music with world renowned and Pittsburgh musicians!
If you are interested to learn more about hosting your event in Pittsburgh, contact Razak Kadiri, National Sales Manager.
Built by a rich history, Pittsburgh's cultural offerings and welcoming people make our vibrant city a must-see destination. Explore the history makers, artisans, and community members who have helped build Pittsburgh into the vibrant, multicultural city it is today.
