The annual Mt. Lebanon Police Classic Car Show rolled into the 600 and 700 blocks of Washington Road on Sept. 13, after the originally scheduled July show was postponed due to inclement weather. The free community event featured an impressive lineup of classic cars along with food, vendors and live music—drawing car enthusiasts and families for a day of fun in the Uptown business district. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

A fresh take on the township’s longtime Community Days celebration took place the evenings of July 9–11 at Cranberry Community Park. Presented as part of the Cranberry Foundation’s 50th anniversary, the event featured carnival rides, games and family entertainment alongside live music, art, local food and community activities. Artisans, restaurants, nonprofits, civic groups and local businesses helped transform the park into a lively gathering place for families, friends and

For several decades, McKeesport’s International Village has invited visitors to experience the sights, sounds and flavors of cultures around the world. Held each August at historic Renziehausen Park, the three-day celebration features freshly made ethnic foods, along with traditional music, dancing, crafts and community activities. Operated entirely by volunteers, the festival brings together local churches, temples and social organizations to share their cultural traditions

Area residents and friends kicked off the Independence Day holiday at Hampton Township’s annual Community Day on July 3 at Hampton Community Park. The free event featured live performances by No Bad JuJu and The Clarks, food trucks, community vendors, inflatables and games for children—and concluded with a spectacular Pyrotecnico fireworks display that lit up the night sky. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

Residents and friends gathered at the Chartiers Room on July 18 dressed like flapper girls and dapper gents! The event was organized by the Bridgeville Community Association. When guests arrived, they were required to give a password to enter the speakeasy’s secret door. Everyone enjoyed a dinner catered by PJ’s Deli, and danced the night away to jazz renditions by the Rick Purcell Trio! Happy Birthday, Bridgeville! PHOTOS BY NICOLE TAFE

Marshall Township’s annual Community Day brought families together at Knob Hill Park on Aug. 22 for an evening of live entertainment, family fun and community celebration. Residents and friends enjoyed food trucks, local vendors, face painting, balloon art, inflatable rides, games and a performance by The Soul Searchers before the festivities concluded with a spectacular Zambelli fireworks display. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

This farmers market started in 2022 as a way to bring the community together for a few afternoons over the summer on Ann Street in Homestead. It offers area residents fresh and local produce, baked goods, refreshments, specialty products and more, plus live entertainment. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

Churchill Borough’s annual Community Day brought residents together at the Pace School grounds on Aug. 8 for a day of family-friendly fun, games and community activities. Hosted by the Churchill Recreation Board, the event featured entertainment and activities for all ages. Local volunteers, including students, helped make the annual event another successful celebration. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO