Visiting the Fabulous Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh
Located on Pittsburgh’s North Shore, the Andy Warhol Museum celebrates one of the most well-known artists of the 20th century. Andy Warhol was born Andrew Warhola, Jr. in Pittsburgh in …
Arts in Pittsburgh
Exploring the Unusual at Trundle Manor in Pittsburgh
I’ve visited a lot of strange and unusual spots in Pennsylvania, but I’ve never been anywhere quite like Trundle Manor in Pittsburgh. Trundle Manor is the private home of Mr. …
The Color Park: Pittsburgh’s Fun and Legal Spot to See Graffiti Art
Graffiti is often a problem for cities. However, some of the work that is done is truly extraordinary art. That’s why I was so excited when I discovered The Color …
Visiting the Pittsburgh Tattoo Art Museum in Shadyside
I always love visiting small private museums that are the result of a collector’s passion for a topic. So I was excited when I finally had a chance to pop …
7 Filming Locations for Netflix’s “The Pale Blue Eye” in Pennsylvania that You Can Visit
The Netflix film, “The Pale Blue Eye”, starring actor Christian Bale was shot primarily in the Pittsburgh area, including some very recognizable spots if you’re familiar with the region. In …
Visiting Randyland: The Happiest Place in Pennsylvania
Stand outside of Randyland and you might think that it’s a quirky art project and a great way to fix up a once-dilapidated house. However, when I asked owner and …
Visiting the Weird and Wonderful at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art
I’m just going to put this out there at the beginning: the Carnegie Museum of Art has a lot of weird stuff. Not that that should be entirely surprising from …
Exploring Asian Art and Culture at the Maridon Museum
For 2.5 years before moving to Pennsylvania, I lived, worked, and traveled throughout Asia. It was these travels that got me into travel writing, and I still really enjoy learning …
Learning How Glass is Made at the Glass Blowing Center
To say that the Glass Blowing Center is located in the middle of nowhere is a bit of an understatement. In fact, I doubt there are many more remote places …