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A row of colorful vendor tents and booths lines a walkway with people browsing and shopping during the festival.

Dan Rice Days

A plethora of events were held around the area as Girard celebrated the legendary, multitalented circus performer and owner, Dan Rice. The Hagen History Center opened the doors of the Yellow House and White House for tours, and World War II reenactments took place on July 31. There was also a chicken dinner at A.F. Dobler Hose & Ladder Company, a bike tour starting from Girard Alliance Church that gave riders a chance to view beautiful sunflowers along the way, and lots of ve

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A large crowd of people walks along a street lined with food trucks and local shops during the evening event.

Sewickley Night Mart

The Sewickley Valley Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 2026 Night Mart season on June 26, transforming Beaver Street and—for the first time—Walnut Street into a lively evening destination. The expanded footprint allowed for additional artisan vendors while welcoming more than 3,000 attendees to enjoy the community celebration. Guests browsed handcrafted goods, sampled offerings from food trucks, listened to live music, and explored Sewickley’s boutiques and restaurants durin

Aug 181 min read

A family of three sitting together in folding chairs at an outdoor park event, with the young daughter holding a balloon animal.

South Fayette Summer Kickoff Concert

The season got off to a lively start in South Fayette as the annual Summer Kickoff Concert welcomed families to Fairview Park on June 17. The free community event featured a performance by No Bad JuJu—an eight-piece band entertaining the crowd with a mix of classic R&B, soul, rock, pop and Top 40 hits. Attendees also enjoyed food and beverages, local vendors, business booths and children’s activities. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

Aug 131 min read

A glowing green firework bursting in the night sky over a brightly lit carnival featuring a Ferris wheel and carousel.

Plum SummerFest

Families throughout the community gathered at Larry Mills Park June 18–20 for the 2026 Plum SummerFest—a three-day celebration that included carnival rides, food trucks, live entertainment and family-friendly activities. Residents and friends enjoyed a variety of food and beverages, bingo hosted by the local Rotary Club and American Legion, and a beer garden benefiting the borough’s Angel Fund, which provides Christmas gifts for local families in need. The festival concluded

Aug 131 min read

An outdoor, sunlit photograph capturing a touching moment at a petting zoo. A mother wearing a black hijab and a light green button-up shirt is holding a young child. The child, seen from the back with curly hair and a grey t-shirt, is holding a small green bottle to feed a spotted kid goat. The goat is standing on its hind legs against a wire fence, reaching for the bottle. Next to them, an older boy in an orange t-shirt and a baseball cap watches intently. In the background, other people and a white truck are visible.

Pine Community Day

Families, residents and local businesses came together for Pine Community Day on June 20 for an evening of food, live music and family-friendly entertainment. Held from 4 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. at Pine Community Park, this year’s celebration embraced an America 250 theme, featuring patriotic displays and activities. Guests enjoyed a variety of food vendors, interactive activities for children, and live performances by local favorite The Pyramid Incident and southern rock legends A

Aug 131 min read

Peters Township Market in the Park

The Peters Township Market in the Park has been bringing the community together at Peterswood Park each Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. since May 27, and will continue through Aug. 26. It features fresh produce, locally made goods, handcrafted items and specialty foods from regional vendors. Hosted by Peters Township Parks & Recreation, the weekly event offers residents a chance to shop local while enjoying a relaxed evening in the park. PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

Aug 121 min read

A family of three views an outdoor art exhibit display. A man in a light blue shirt and a woman in a magenta shirt with a ponytailed child in a black stroller are looking closely at various framed prints and canvases mounted on metal grid panels. The art includes landscape photography, colorful cityscapes, and a pop-art style portrait. The ground is paved with large light-colored tiles.

Bethel Park Art & Music Festival

The Bethel Park Art & Music Festival brought the community together for a day of family fun along the Park Avenue streetscape. The annual event featured around 80 local and regional artists, live musical performances, food trucks, raffle baskets and activities for all ages. Visitors also enjoyed the nearby Splash Park while exploring vendor booths and supporting local talent. Proceeds from the festival benefited several community organizations, including the Bethel Park Commu

Aug 121 min read

A street-level photograph capturing a line of seven young female cheerleaders marching in a parade on a wet, overcast day in a town center. The girls wear matching red and white sleeveless uniforms with "North Hills" across the chest, white skirts, and white sneakers. They hold red and white pom-poms, some raised in the air. The leading cheerleader smiles directly at the camera. In the background are brick buildings, a "Welcome to..." sign, old-fashioned street lamps, a few spectators, and a speed limit sign.

Ross Township Community Day

Families and neighbors gathered for Community Day on June 28 at the Ross Community Center for an evening of summer fun and celebration. Following the annual parade, attendees enjoyed a variety of food vendors, live music, a petting zoo and family-friendly activities before the night concluded with a spectacular fireworks display. PHOTOS BY NORTH HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT, BRIAN RITTMEYER AND CATIE SIEBER STAVREV.

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