Downtown

Primanti Brothers

It would be hard not to associate Pittsburgh with "The Almost Famous" Primanti Brothers Sandwich. Over the past sixty-odd years Primanti’s has grown from a simple late-night diner to an acknowledged Pittsburgh Institution.

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (PBT) was founded in December of 1969 by Nicholas Petrov, then director of the dance school program at the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Under the auspices of Point College with Loti Falk as Chairman, the fledging company began, "the ambitious and resourceful life of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre," as quoted by Clive Barnes.

Byham Theater

Originally built in 1903 as the Gayety Theater, the Byham Theater opened on Halloween night, 1904. It ran for many years as one of the country's foremost stage and vaudeville houses, with appearances from such stars as Ethel Barymore, Gertrude Lawrence and Helen Hayes.

The O'Reilly Theater

Sitting on the former site of the Lyceum Theater, one of the city's many vaudeville houses demolished after the 1936 St. Patrick's Day flood, the O'Reilly is the fourth theater project of The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and the fifth Cultural District theater. The O'Reilly is the Trust's only newly constructed theater and was created with two purposes: to create a downtown home for Public Theater and to create additional venues for theater, music and other performances.

Pittsburgh Career Connector

The Pittsburgh Career Connector is the premier resource for business and technology careers in southwestern Pennsylvania. We help our region’s top companies locate talented individuals ranging from students and recent graduates seeking their first job to seasoned professionals seeking that next challenge.

Pittsburgh Technology Council

Pittsburgh Children's Theatre

Pittsburgh International Children's Theater sponsors, presents, promotes, and premieres international, national, and regional performing arts and visual arts programming of professional quality for the cultural enrichment and education of children and families.

Duquesne Dukes

Pittsburgh Children's Theatre

Downtown Pittsburgh Cultural District

A visit to Pittsburgh would not be complete without a trip to its historic Cultural District. Located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh, the Cultural District is within walking distance from the city's best hotels, restaurants, shops, and public parks. Among the options of art and live entertainment â€” classical and contemporary music, ballet, modern dance, visual art, opera, musical theater, and drama â€” you are sure to find something new and exciting to do year round in the Cultural District.