What to do this week in Pittsburgh: May 20-26, 2019
Dance the salsa, rock out at KayaFest, and ask a date to adult Prom.
Posts tagged with Science
Jeff Goldblum — yes, that Jeff Goldblum — is the new voice of Carnegie Science Center’s Buhl Planetarium
Star power among the planetarium's stars.
7 must-see features at the new da Vinci exhibit at Carnegie Science Center
See replicas of his art — and drawings come to life.
What to do this week in Pittsburgh: Feb. 4-10, 2019
Beat the cold with squash (the sport), straws, and heart-bombs.
What to do this week in Pittsburgh: Jan. 14-20, 2019
Pierogi-making, Punxsutawney Phil, and a pancake party.
What to do this week in Pittsburgh: Oct. 29 – Nov. 4, 2018
Happy little trees, a scary sing-along, and famous pups
‘What’s up with the monkey balls?’ The story of Pittsburgh’s weirdest tree
It's a tale of woolly mammoth poop, agricultural innovation, and evolutionary anomaly.
11 must-see features at Heinz History Center’s new Apollo 11 exhibit
Explore how Pittsburghers helped make the mission a reality.
This Pitt class takes a behind-the-scenes look at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museums
Plus, some tips for your next museum trip.
What to expect in Pittsburgh during a total solar eclipse this August
A Pitt team is traveling to Tennessee to help NASA document the path of the eclipse.
Join the March for Science
The Pittsburgh version of the March for Science starts at Bigelow Boulevard between Fifth and Forbes avenues. There will be speakers before and after the march, as well tables and activities after.
Where:Bigelow Boulevard (Oakland)
When:April 22, 2017 at 12:00 p.m.
How much:Free
Pitt, UPMC’s mind-controlled robotic arm tops bracket naming ‘best innovation in science and medicine’
The robotic arm beat out a 3-D printed hyperelastic bone, a rapid diagnostic test for sepsis and more.
What does Pittsburgh’s love of fireworks mean for air quality?
Fireworks are a source of a pollutant called fine particulate matter, which can have short- and long-term health effects.