Edgar Allen Poe Speakeasy was a definite hit! Drinks were yummy performance even better! Drinks…read morewere cold and delivered with a smile

No clue why I've never written a review. All I can say is what a fitting tribute this establishment…read moreis to its namesakes. Have attended quite a few events here with nothing but the best of service and enjoyment.

We are so blessed to have such a talented symphony, multiple world renowned conductors and amazing…read moreguest performers. We have been fortunate enough to have seen all kinds of wonderful performances with the symphony. We have seen everything from movie nights, classical performances, holiday concerts (The Holiday Pops Show, especially when conducted by Byron Strickland is the conductor.) and well known artists singing their greatest hits. They even do fun nights like Tropical Rock. We had a ball at that show. Tonight, we saw our favorite classical performance, Scheherazade. There was a guest conductor from New Zealand who was one of the best we have ever seen. She was so expressive and then highlighted all sections of the symphony and the guest violinist. The guest violinist and the first violinist of our Symphony were phenomenal. It was so well done especially the first song where they used the instruments to mimic rain and bird sounds. It was unbelievable. We were transfixed. If you have the opportunity go see a symphony performance. They are absolutely phenomenal and perform globally.

I've been fortunate enough to catch a few performances by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra now,…read moreand they never fail to blow me away. The musicianship is absolutely world-class; the sheer talent and precision across every section is incredible to witness live. Heinz Hall has a fantastic energy, and whether they are tackling massive classical staples or modern pieces, the quality is always top-tier. Every performance feels like a masterclass.

NO HONOR AMONG THIEVEs…read more................ They try and get you to sign contracts involving large quantities of money. Management plays games with students. Beware of their phoniness. THey are first class SCHMOOZERS. Much of their business is older people who are easily swindled. THeir contract is very one sided, long and tedious. My advice is NOT to pay for any dance lessons up front---NEVER. WHY would you? All this does is give them leverage. THEY are not honest. They are greedy and will try to stonewall all of your questions. If you die, move, break a leg--YOU are screwed with them. They just want your money up front to pay commissions. They are deceitful. Read other reviews on line of MARIO Cardinali the owner. He doesnt care anything about his or his companies reputation. He just wants your MONEY and has enemies in at least 2 surrounding states..... Beware too of their elaborate prices . You can get world class skiing or private lessons in concert piano for cheaper. The teachers, instructors play into the Aurthur murray silly formula, checking off your progress and achievements however small.. You are treated like a first grader and given extraordinary compliments to butter you up. All I can say is GO ELSEWHERE, dont step foot in here.The building is stale and workers not world class for the amount they are charging. Authur Murray studios are franchised. This one is simply crooked.......... IF THERE were a place for 0 stars, this is what I would give them.

We have been taking lessons at Arthur Murray Wexford for 4 years and their system really works…read more They will teach you to dance, and dance well. I have no musical talent, or dance background, and they have given us (my wife and I) a wonderful empty nest hobby. Signing up for dance lessons at Arthur Murray Wexford was one of the best decisions we have EVER made in our almost 30 years of marriage.

Connected to the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, the Carnegie Music Hall is an…read moreabsolutely gorgeous venue. They do lots of events and weddings, and honestly I can see why it's such a popular space. I attended a lecture by author and Harvard professor Jill Lepore as a part of the Ten Evenings series by Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures, and it was wonderful. GA tickets for the 2nd tier balcony were $15, which is a steal. The view from up there is great-- I truly don't think there's a bad seat in the house. Jill Lepore is an amazing speaker, and she delivered a thoughtful and timely reflection on depictions of America in art throughout history (and somehow managed to squeeze an overview of American history into just 45 minutes). Before the show, snacks, drinks, books, and other goodies were available for purchase in the lobby. After the show Jill Lepore stayed to autograph copies of her book, programs, etc. It was such a great event-- I'll definitely be returning to see Ottessa Moshfegh's lecture in February.

The renovated Hall is wonderful! Seats are comfortable and spaced appropriately for present-day…read morehumans. The Hall still retains all of the elegance of the original. Well done!!!

Small studio. BIG HEART. Seven diverse teachers. Passionate is how I would describe all of them…read more When you join this studio, you become part of their dance "family". Best decision for my dancer!!!!! Best decision as a dance mom!

We have gone to see this celebration several times. We loved it! Small town feel, but beautiful…read morebecause of that!

What an adorable l light display! We were impressed with just how much they managed to fit into a…read moremile. They had a variety of decorations, some faith based, some commercial. We loved the "moving" lights like Santa shooting hoops or Santa catching a fish. The music was a nice idea but very scratchy. I loved the decorated trees dedicated to loved ones. I would be interested in possibly doing one next year. For $10, we had a blast and look forward to going back ASAP.

Playing pickleball and padel at Matt's was a great experience. Annie was a great instructor for…read morepickleball and padel, and made all of the rules easy to understand; I would definitely recommend her! The venue seemed up to date and clean. This would be a great place to come play if you're in the area or host an event at. It was also cool that they had this uncommon table tennis game called Tipong which was fun to try as well.

A wonderful place to live. We are quite close to scenic Riverview Park. The park had great trails…read moreand free Jazz concerts in the summer. The Observatory itself is an amazing historical landmark and I highly recommend the free tours (which require advance registration). We have excellent neighbors here who look out for each other. The annual House Tour highlights some of the great architecture in the community. There are some beautiful older homes in the neighborhood. We have quick access to the parkway and only 5 minutes from Downtown.