Things to Do in East Allegheny
Parks, Flavor & Music
🎶 See a Show
East Allegheny has a reputation as a "music city," and that's evident across all genres of tunes!
Banjo Night | 400 Cedar Ave.
If you happen to find yourself in Deutschtown on a Wednesday evening after 8:00, you might want to experience the free sing-a-long known as "Banjo Night" at the Elks Lodge #339.
The Government Center | 715 East St.
On a daily basis, this is a place where anyone can come hang out and talk about music. The Government Center also hosts regular live music shows, listening parties, DJ nights, and more.
🍽️ Local Flavor & Shopping
The neighborhood business district, primary centered along East Ohio Street, offers an authentic look at classic Pittsburgh staples. Visitors can explore a welcoming inventory of local businesses, convenience grocers, and neighborhood pubs.
The Government Center | 715 East Street
The Government Center isn't just a live music venue. It also has a record store, a coffee shop, and a bar - all under one roof!
Fig & Ash | 514 E Ohio St.
Fig & Ash blends rustic charm with upscale dining in Pittsburgh's North Side. Wood-fired dishes, craft cocktails, and seasonal ingredients set them apart.
Huszar | 627 E North Ave. #4844
An unfussy, family-run restaurant in a former dive bar offering homestyle Hungarian dishes & pastries.
Prantl's Bakery | 528 E Ohio St.
A Pittsburgh staple, this bakery stocks cupcakes and cakes from burnt almond to chocolate, plus cookies and croissants.
Allegheny City Brewing | 528 E Ohio St.
A neighborhood brewery that has good brews, live music, and a second story with a balcony for all of your outdoor drinking needs.
Farmer's Daughter Flowers | 502 E Ohio St.
A laid-back shop with curated goods and floral bouquets plus arrangements for weddings and events.
📅 Annual Community Events
Northside Music Festival | July
Northside Music Festival rocks with 70+ bands performing across indoor and outdoor venues during this signature three-day event. The free festival will also include art vendors and more than 20 food trucks. This non-profit, all-volunteer music festival is one of Pittsburgh’s signature summer events and a great way to support and promote local bands and bring the Northside community together.
Historic Deutschtown House Tour | Fall (every 2-3 years)
A self-guided Deutschtown Historic House Tours feature distinctive restored homes, many built in the late 1800s, and some modern surprises. Tour-goers enjoy a diverse array of interiors, architecture and styles, as well as beautiful gardens.
Pumpkinfest | October
Pumpkinfest is the largest children’s fall festival in the City of Pittsburgh, and it’s right in our very own backyard! Each year, East Allegheny Community Council puts together an afternoon of fall fun for neighborhood children and their families to enjoy.
