Culture

View the Gilded Age beauty and extravagance of the spacious Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a concert, symphony, or show.

Celebrate Groundhog Day on February 2, 2020 to hear Punxsutawney Phil make his famous weather prediction based on seeing his shadow or not.

The trees are lit, Macy's windows are glowing and people are enjoying the festive atmosphere. The holiday season in Pittsburgh is in full swing. Gather the family and friends Downtown for ice skating, holiday shopping, dining, hot beverages and so much more.

The rocky, nitrate-rich soil in the fertile valley of Adams County, Pennsylvania, combined with prime altitude, rainfall, and temperature make Adams County one of the most intense and significant fruit-growing regions in the United States. While all 67 Pennsylvania counties grow apples, Adams is the largest producer, a feat that has earned it the moniker “Apple Capital USA.” Discover its many apple orchards and nurseries on orchard tours, wine and cider tastings,

Out of the ruins and pollution of factory districts and rail yards, Pittsburgh has transformed itself: an industrial wasteland is now the cleanest and greenest way to get around Steel City—as well as the safest. On the 24-mile journey along three separate segments of Pittsburgh’s rivers, now known as the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, the regular biker or common foot traveler will find some of the most spectacular views of Steel City’s iconic skyline and bridges.

Kennett Square, Pennsylvania celebrates its two-day Annual Mushroom Festival on September 9-10, 2017 named one of America’s Best Food Festivals in the country.

Sought out for its incredible eateries, great shops, and rich history, Pittsburgh’s Strip District attracts visitors from all around the world. Also known as Pittsburgh’s Historic Market District, the revitalized and thriving neighborhood, once an industrial hub and factory hotspot, is now home to diverse food options, century-old shops and stores, as well as an old world market that will delight the senses. Its boundaries between 11th and 33rd Streets.

Pennsylvania is home to 14 wine trails and more than 200 wineries.  Beautiful summertime views, rustic and historic tasting rooms all make the scenic Pennsylvania landscape the premier destination for wine-lovers, vineyard regulars, or those simply seeking an exciting and romantic daytime trip. Before you know it, you’ll be standing on the slopes overlooking the fields of Gettysburg, atop a ridge in the wild Poconos, or nestled deep in the tranquility of the western greenwoods with a glass of locally-crafted wine in your hand, of course.

Find out why Pennsylvania is home to the Factory Tour Capital of the World this summer by visiting the South Central region of York and York County. With three of the biggest snack food companies in the United States, Hershey nearby, and the motorcycle powerhouse Harley-Davidson, historic York is still making it into the history books with more than a dozen year-round factory tours of our favorite brands.

Reminiscent of its hometown heritage, the Altoona Curve baseball team was named as homage to the curveball pitch as well as in honor of the nearby historic three track railroad, the Horseshoe Curve. At the base of the rugged landscape we know as the Allegheny Mountains, this National Historic Landmark is considered an engineering marvel of the world, making a 20-day trip between our state’s largest cities into only a 15-hour train ride.