This week we're celebrating a pretty big milestone: 100 editions of our weekly Pittsburgh newsletter!

To celebrate, we put together 100 things we love about Pittsburgh, broken into 10 different categories covering the places, traditions, neighborhoods, businesses, food, and experiences that make this city feel like home.

We talk about Pittsburgh bucket-list spots like Bicycle Heaven and the Gateway Clipper, our favorite neighborhoods to explore, places to take your dog, the Pittsburgh wedding cookie table, parking chairs, Kennywood, North Park, Lawrenceville, Shadyside and plenty more.

Plus, we catch up on what we've been doing around Pittsburgh, talk about some of our favorite fall traditions and festivals, and we're giving away a $100 Eat'n Park gift card to celebrate the 100th newsletter.

Whether you've lived here your entire life, recently moved to Pittsburgh, or you're thinking about making the move, we want to know:

What's ONE thing you love about Pittsburgh?

Drop yours in the comments!

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This week on Move Me to Pittsburgh, we're talking about a major change coming for Allegheny County homeowners, Pittsburgh's record-breaking August rainfall, some of the area's top-ranked school districts, and a few reasons to get out and enjoy the final weeks of summer.

Cassie finally put the RAD Pass to the test with a trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo, plus she shares how a Pirates game turned into an unexpected seat upgrade at PNC Park.

Then we get into the serious stuff. Allegheny County is moving toward a countywide property reassessment, and we break down what that could mean for homeowners, buyers, sellers, and investors. We also talk about why Pittsburgh's incredibly wet August is actually a great reminder for buyers to tour homes during bad weather and pay close attention to basements.

Plus, we look at some of the Pittsburgh-area school districts ranking among Pennsylvania's best and preview the return of the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival and Baconburg.

Whether you already call Pittsburgh home, you're considering a move, or you just want to keep up with what's happening around the region, we've got you covered.

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This week on Move Me to PGH, we're sharing some of our favorite recent Pittsburgh discoveries and breaking down what's happening around the city.

In this episode:

• We try the brand-new indoor go-kart track at the Carnegie Science Center
• Dinner at Cadence Clubhouse in North Park
• Coffee from Curbside on the Run
• Thai food at Smiling Banana Leaf
• Why Highland Park is one of Pittsburgh's most underrated neighborhoods
• Pittsburgh's famous Canton Avenue gets national recognition
• New outdoor terrace at Pittsburgh International Airport
• Real estate warning about deed fraud
• Barrel & Flow Festival
• Kickball for a Cause
• Pittsburgh Restaurant Week
• Still City Comic Con

Whether you're moving to Pittsburgh, already live here, or just love exploring the city, this episode has plenty of ideas for your next weekend.

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Picklesburgh took over downtown Pittsburgh and we were there to see it all.

In this episode, David and Cassie recap one of Pittsburgh's biggest festivals, talk about the smoky weekend caused by the Canadian wildfires, explore the brand-new Arts Landing, and share some of the best summer events happening around the city.

We also discuss:

• Picklesburgh 2026 recap
• The new Arts Landing park
• Summer festivals across Pittsburgh
• Caribbean Carnival and VegFest
• Kickball for a Cause
• The I-79 bridge replacement update
• New restaurants and hidden gems
• A Pennsylvania home that came with hundreds of snakes
• Cassie's upcoming Florida bachelorette trip

Whether you're planning your next Pittsburgh adventure or just want to stay up to date on what's happening around the city, we've got you covered.

Pickles, powerboats, bridge closures... yep, it must be another week in Pittsburgh.

This week on Move Me to Pittsburgh, we're talking about one of the city's biggest (and weirdest) weekends of the year. It's Picklesburgh! We cover everything from pickle pizza and pickle beer to the Dill-Cathlon, giant pickle decorations, and why hundreds of thousands of people flock to downtown every summer.

We also dive into the Canadian wildfire smoke that's settled over Pittsburgh, what the Parkway East bridge closure means for getting around the city, the return of Formula One Power Boat Racing, why Pittsburgh is becoming one of the best places in the country for single women to buy a home, and why you should check out the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix this weekend.

In this episode:

• Picklesburgh 2026 preview
• Pickle foods, drinks, games, and the Dilcathlon
• Canadian wildfire smoke and Pittsburgh air quality
• Parkway East bridge demolition and traffic updates
• Formula One Power Boat Racing returning to Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh ranked as a top city for single female homebuyers
• Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix at Schenley Park
• Local events, real estate insights, and everything happening around the 'Burgh
  

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What's your favorite thing about Picklesburgh? Or what's the weirdest pickle-flavored food you've ever tried? Let us know below.

What is going on in Pittsburgh this week?!

We're talking about one of the biggest local headlines of the year... Giant Eagle is being acquired by Kroger!? What does it mean for your favorite grocery store, Fuelperks, and Market District?

Plus, we're covering:

• New ownership for the Pittsburgh Penguins
• Why Pittsburgh was just named the #1 Fourth of July celebration in the country
• Fourth of July events, fireworks, and where to watch
• The month-long Squirrel Hill Tunnel closure (good luck, commuters!)
• Our latest coffee shop finds: Lucky Bug Coffee and Haven Café
• David's trip to Freedom Farms Berry Festival
• Summer homebuying tips and what buyers should know about air conditioning

Whether you're moving to Pittsburgh, already live here, or just love keeping up with what's happening around the city, we've got your weekly dose of Pittsburgh news, real estate, local spots, and fun conversations.

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This week on Move Me to PGH, we're covering everything from lion cubs and hard cider to real estate and one of the world's most beautiful airports!

-The Pittsburgh Zoo's newest lion cub needs a name, and for just $5, you can help choose it.

-A new 199-unit apartment building could be coming to East Liberty.

-Pittsburgh International Airport lands on a prestigious list of the world's most beautiful airports.

-412 Food Rescue and Velum Fermentation turn nearly 10,000 pounds of rescued berries into a brand-new hard cider.

-Pittsburgh Public Schools look at new purchasing policies following recommendations from the city controller.

-We break down the latest real estate news, including the Fed's interest rate decision and whether now is a good time to buy a home.

Plus, we're sharing a couple unique local events you might want to check out, including blacksmithing at Carrie Blast Furnaces and guided hikes through Hays Woods.

And of course, a big Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there!

New episodes every week featuring Pittsburgh news, events, real estate, and everything that makes the Steel City a great place to live.

This week on the podcast, we're covering some of the biggest stories, events, and local favorites around Pittsburgh.

We start with the Morgan Wallen concert drama that had thousands of fans talking after Friday's show and Saturday's last-minute cancellation. Then, we discuss the upcoming arrival of Union Pacific's Big Boy 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, which is scheduled to make a whistle stop in our area next month as part of the America 250 celebration.

We're also sharing a few local recommendations, including a visit to Leona's Ice Cream, our latest stop at Pittsburgh Taco Boys in Oakmont, and why Groomer's Touch has become our favorite place to take Clover for grooming.

Plus, we highlight the Friends of the Sewickley Public Library book sale, upcoming FIFA World Cup watch parties hosted by the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Visit Pittsburgh's new marketing campaign in Washington, D.C., and a special 100th birthday celebration for one of Pittsburgh's iconic Three Sisters Bridges.

Whether you're looking for local events, hidden gems, or just want to stay in the loop on what's happening around town, we've got you covered. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Summer in Pittsburgh is officially here!
In this episode, David and Cassie break down some of the biggest events, hidden gems, and local spots happening around the city right now.

We talk Picklesburgh’s massive expansion, the Three Rivers Arts Festival, the Rockin’ Regatta at Pittsburgh Brewing Company, Morgan Wallen taking over Acrisure Stadium, and why Pittsburgh might be having its best stretch of weather in years.

Plus:

The Monongahela Incline turns 156

National Donut Day spots around Pittsburgh

New ideas for vacant city lots

Riverhounds and Riveters games

Pittsburgh brewery passport challenge

Weekend trips outside the city

Summer Guide officially launches

Whether you’re looking for things to do, planning a Pittsburgh weekend, or just love hearing about the city, this episode is packed with local ideas and conversation.

Summer in Pittsburgh is officially underway.

In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie talk about some of the best outdoor dining spots around the city, hidden local gems, Pittsburgh summer festivals, the new lion cub at the Pittsburgh Zoo, and unique places you probably didn’t know existed.

They also cover:

• Sugarbird on the North Shore
• Pittsburgh Brewing tours
• the Pittsburgh Pizza Olympics
• food truck festivals
• Memorial Day weekend events
• the new floating barge at the riverfront
• hidden coffee shops and restaurants
• sewer line inspections and Pittsburgh real estate tips
• and why Pittsburgh summers are so underrated

Whether you’re moving to Pittsburgh, visiting, or already live here, this episode is packed with ideas for things to do around the city this summer.