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Four young female Irish step dancers from the Shovlin Academy perform in unison on a wooden stage. They are mid-leap, wearing traditional long-sleeved black dance dresses featuring vibrant green, orange, and yellow geometric Celtic patterns. They wear white bubble socks and black ghillies (soft dance shoes), with an audience seated at green-covered tables in the background.

Celtic Connections

Irish step dancing is a unique cultural art form that may have begun as early as the 1600s! Though the earliest forms of the dance might be unrecognizable today, almost everyone is familiar with the internationally famous Lord of the Dance show featuring routines built upon classic Irish step dancing. It capitalizes on the showier jumps, and performs the steps at lightning speed to dramatic effect. But the basic steps and jumps are the same as what is taught at the Shovlin Ac

Feb 33 min read

A serene shot of a woman receiving a restorative hot stone massage, a signature service for spring renewal. She lies face down on a white massage table with four smooth, dark stones placed along her spine, embodying the relaxation and muscle-soothing treatments found at local spas.

Blissful Escapes—South

From exfoliating scrubs to restorative massages, treat yourself to a spring spa treatment designed to renew skin, relax muscles, and welcome the warmer months. Cold days and heavy layers can leave both body and mind feeling dull. Spring is nature’s reminder that renewal is possible. With brightening facials, restorative massages, and revitalizing body treatments, spas offer an ideal way to refresh after months of winter hibernation. Here’s a list of local spas and salons wher

Feb 35 min read

The spacious interior dining area of Baseline Bar & Grille, featuring numerous wooden tables and tan chairs set for service. Large windows in the background provide a clear view of blue-lit indoor pickleball courts, while decorative dartboards with chevron patterns line the left wall.

Rally, Relax, Repeat

LevelUp Pickleball Club’s Baseline Bar & Grille turns pickleball into an all-day hang, with fresh food, drinks, and a cool social vibe. Baseline Bar & Grille feels like the kind of place you instantly belong. Located in Canonsburg, the neighborhood restaurant can be found inside the LevelUp Pickleball Club on Mayview Road, giving it an unmistakably sporty, community-driven feel. At the heart of it all is Greg Braeudigam, chef and manager, whose passion for food, people, and c

Feb 33 min read

A festive Christmas-themed window display at The Trading Post featuring a mannequin in a red dress, Santa figures, and a sleigh.

The Trading Post on Potomac Avenue

A place to find unique gifts for Christmas or any occasion since 1943. The Trading post is a wonderful place to find unique items for Christmas gifts and other occasions that cannot be found in stores. Some of the treasures are vintage, and will no doubt bring a smile to the faces of recipients as they remember Christmases past with a gift from long ago. The Trading Post began during World War II, when many items were rationed for the public. This caused a shortage of childre

Nov 7, 20253 min read

A young child wearing a red winter coat and fur-lined hood, smiling while holding a glittering lantern, set against a background of bright, golden Christmas light bokeh.

Oh what fun—Keystone Oaks

Where the season sparkles—your ultimate guide to holiday happenings. Welcoming the Season Bethel Park Tree Lighting & Holiday Market When: December 6 Where: Recreation Community Center, 5151 Park Avenue, Bethel Park For more info: bethelparkpa.gov This annual tree lighting celebration will feature a visit from Santa, a whimsical gingerbread neighborhood, holiday activities, and a seasonal indoor market. Deck the Barns When: December 19–21 Where: Washington County Fairgrounds,

Nov 5, 202510 min read