Good morning, Pittsburgh.

On Wednesday, over 150 summer campers from the Jewish Community Center and the YMCA walked across the Roberto Clemente Bridge to PNC Park to promote unity and stand against hate.

They carried signs and blessing bags, ending a weeks-long initiative that focused on empathy and cross-cultural understanding.

Rick Sebak celebrated 50 years in public broadcasting with a sold-out show at Bottlerocket Social Hall on July 8.

The veteran documentarian reflected on his career and his role in capturing Pittsburgh’s everyday stories (including hidden local history) over five decades.

Pittsburgh residents can fill August with diverse events including VegFest on Aug.1 at Allegheny Commons (11 a.m. to 5 p.m.), a science racing exhibit at Kamin Science Center, art crawls, taco fests and Celtic festivals.

The month brings food, art and culture to local communities.

Kennywood's 76th annual Fall Fantasy Parades will feature six handmade floats and live marching bands, running through Aug.

22. The park debuts a Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show from Aug. 5 to 17 (for animal lovers).

Northgate School District superintendent Caroline Johns announced a grant-funded elective called 'Leadership and Legacy in Times of Adversity' for 15 juniors and seniors next spring to study global history and develop leadership skills in local communities.

The program aims to offer international travel for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission stocked thousands of juvenile blue catfish into the Ohio River in Allegheny County on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. to restore a species lost in the early 1900s due to pollution and habitat changes.

Pittsburgh Water will replace lead service lines in Highland Park + Shadyside + Bloomfield + Lawrenceville beginning in August as part of its effort to eliminate all lead lines by the end of 2027; affected residents received mail with detailed instructions and virtual community meetings start Aug. 11.

AHN Cancer Center will host two screening events in August, one on Saturday, Aug.

15 at Allegheny General Hospital and another on Saturday, Aug. 29 at PNC Park (8 a.m. to 1 p.m.) offering cancer screenings and related wellness activities. Both events are open to all patients with appointments required.

The Planning Commission approved a plan on Tuesday to build 23 new townhomes in the Strip District.

Vacant warehouses near the 31st Street Bridge — set for demolition — will be replaced by 11 market-rate units on Smallman Street and 12 on Mulberry Way with roof decks and garages.

Larry interviewed the Steelers Director of Marketing Justin Mitchell, who outlined new training camp tips to help families prepare for the upcoming event; the segment aired on 100.1 FM and AM 1020 KDKA.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers joined the Steelers on Tuesday, July 28 in Latrobe where he met reporters and said he was happy to see familiar faces.

He downplayed last season's drama as he began what he called his final ride with the team.

Everclear Concert

8-11 p.m. — Jergel's Rhythm Grille — $68.15 - $84.65 — Experience an unforgettable evening with the iconic rock band Everclear at this lively venue.

Tacos and Tequila Festival Pittsburgh 2026

1:30-3:00 p.m. — EQT Park — Cost information not provided — Celebrate delicious tacos and tequila in a festive atmosphere.

NeYo with Akon Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Pavilion at Star Lake — Tickets available starting January 30 — Experience the dynamic collaboration of NeYo and Akon live in concert.

JGBG & Terpene Station Tribute

8-11 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $20.17 — Celebrate the music and memory of Jerry Garcia with high-octane bluegrass and Grateful Dead tributes.