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.

This has been a great place to explore improv! The classes are typically only 4 weeks long which is…read morehonestly the perfect amount with busy schedules. We are able to learn so much in just 4 weeks and it is such a safe space to practice getting out of one's comfort zone. The instructors are all great! They primarily focus on long form but do also have short form classes too. They periodically host jams and shows as well. Definitely recommend for anyone looking to try out or continue their improv journey! They typically do try it out classes beforehand as well for a low stakes way to see if its something you want to jump into!

I loved it here and will definitely be back. It is fun, crafty, and a great evening of inexpensive…read moreentertainment. The improv actors are very skilled, and they seem to offer something different nearly every single weekend. The theater has a fun, indie feel to it. I have enjoyed this type of improv in many cities where I have lived and am glad to have something of this nature here in PGH.

This studio is fabulous! I was a dancer for 15 years and have been out of practice for far too long…read moreand it's basically like starting over. The instructors are so helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. Studio itself is well-lit, spacious, and impeccably clean.

Dance Alloy is a great little space! They have many different events there. It is the home of the…read morePittsburgh Hip Hop Collective, and they also work with adolescent theatre groups like Dreams of Hope. They offer many different types of classes in the upstairs rehearsal studio, and the summer artist lunches/dinners for artists in residency are great! Head on over for a poetry slam, open mic, or dance piece. It's a great time!!

Super friendly and fun spot, awesome and surprisingly big for a neighborhood theater…read more The very frequent comedy offerings that happen here are an especially great asset to the East End and a neat way to meet cool people who like to get silly.

So I have been here for 4 classes and am currently doing an 8 week course. Honestly, it is…read moreawesome. So I have done a date night charcuterie tray which was a fused glass and it was fun. With the date nights you are working together on 1 project which was a good sample, but we wanted to do more. Our second trip was for a veteran day suncatcher. It was also fused glass. We then did a 1 day workshop with flamework. I absolutely loved it. The instructors are really great because they allow for so much creativity and for you to go rogue. I am one that really likes to play with art and try new things. I like that I get that choice. There are times the instructors had to get out something different or offer 1 on 1 instruction to help me accomplish my goals. Value is spot on. It is more expensive but that is because of materials. It is worth the money and honestly a good time.

We got to tour the Pittsburgh Glass Center as part of our Friendship house tour in October. Such…read morea cool place. We got to visit the entire facility. Would love to go back and take a class. Beautiful pieces of glass to purchase by local artists - made in the Glass center.

A transformed 3rd floor apartment literally hidden away behind a karate studio. Such a fun spot…read morewith a variety of different game styles. Most machines accommodate 2 people, so it's a fun group activity/date for relatively cheap (I paid $25 and was there for at least 2 hours). Also had a few tables where a TCG match was being held. Behind the counter are figurines for sale.

10/10 well maintained dedicated rhythm gaming arcade. Staff were super helpful and friendly…read more They've got a good selection and number of machines including the cleanest Wacca machines I've ever had the honor of playing on. Prices are reasonable with credit per play or pay per hour on Tuesdays. Warning: Kind of in a weird spot that's hard to see from the road and up a few flights of stairs, also if you're looking for non rhythm arcade games this isn't the place.

Jason and Nina Sauer are amazing and this place fantastic. Been coming here since it's inception…read moreand love stopping in during Unblurred for live music, art exhibits and more. Turning demo cars into works of art=genius. Sad that they're moving from Penn Ave but even happier they are staying in Garfield and expanding into a museum. I love the wood, brick and metal of the current location as well and can't wait for the museum. Most Wanted is an Unblurred legend.

Most Wanted is one of the galleries over in the Penn Ave arts corridor in Garfield, situated right…read moreabout in the middle of the stretch. They regularly participate in the Unblurred First Friday gallery crawls that happen on the first Friday of each month, but are also able to be rented out for private events. The gallery itself is quite a nice space: shiny hardwood floors, the ability to open up the front in nice weather, and an exposed brick wall. They also have a little stage area for live music. The quality of the art they bring in is consistenly quite good as well, and especially on First Friday, you have a good chance of meeting and getting to chat with the artist(s). On First Fridays, they sometimes offer wine tasting from Wilhelm Winery (or have other free booze) and usually have a good sampling of snack-upons.

10 Out Of 12 equaled almost zero for our foursome. The performance started with a house that was…read morealmost full. More than half had left during the intermission. It wasn't the actors fault. The idea seemed to be a winner but the story line was a complete failure. I felt sorry for the cast. It has to hurt to see the empty seats that had been filled when they started. Hope Quantum has some winners coming up. Will take some successes to get tonight's audience back.

Quantum Theatre is unique. Each performance is like a contemporary art installation. They find…read moreunique locations around the Pittsburgh area that help tell their story. I've seen their productions in warehouses, parks, historic buildings, all very creative spaces. Their sold out performances of TAMARA at Rodef Shalom were an expression of immersive theater: you followed characters around the entire building, then dined with your friends at intermission to piece together the different parts of the story. They restaged/transformed Emile Zola's classic play "Therese Raquin" in Braddock Carnegie Library's drained swimming pool. Always thought provoking, inspiring, often rollicking, and playful, this is theater with an edge. I have seen more than 25 of their productions, they have all been memorable and experiential.

I have been waiting so long for this place to open!! But then I moved to Austin and now it's open…read moreand I'm here on a visit. And OMFMary!!! I'm in love. Am in Garfield or NYC?!? Amazing space that makes a mean cocktail...or two or ten. Most are only 8 bucks! Everyone is welcome here! Well, you know, unless you're phobic or racist. They have drag shows (the bomb), deejays, dance nights, etc. The decor is so beyond Pittsburgh and I'm happy they're in my old neighborhood (adjacent). I can't say enough things about this bar. Everyone who works here is so sweet and fun. Bathrooms rule! Mary's RULES!!!

Love the ambience, intimacy, and great mocktails. The bartenders are very sweet and the shows so…read morefar have been great. I felt safe being there and there was a nice mix of people coming through on a Saturday night with heavy emphasis on sapphic folks.

I haven't taken a dance class here yet, but I've been to a couple events and they were great! I've…read morealso spoken to a bunch of people that have taken classes here and they love them. The first event I came to was the New Years party. The first couple of hours was partner dancing. You didn't need to bring a partner with you because everyone was really friendly, switching up partners throughout the night. People were willing to help you learn new moves if you don't know how to dance, too. The rest of the night was a free for all and had a fun variety of music to dance to. There were snacks, party favors and a live band. It was a great time! The second event I went to was just this past weekend. It was a 90's trivia night with a cash prize for 1st place and a 6 pack of zima for 2nd place, which fit perfectly into the theme. Everyone was encouraged to dress in their best 90's gear and the space had 90's themed snacks and music. Our team definitely lost, but we still had a good time! After the trivia, it was dance party time! There was a good mix of people of all ages. I would definitely recommend checking out the next event they have. You can tell the owner puts a lot of thought and care into her events.

A really nice place to take dance lessons, I don't think they are as hard-sell as most of the other…read morecommercial dance studios. Their open dances are excellent. The main dance floor is somewhat narrow but has a really nice surface for dancing. The studio offers a wide variety of classes, including West Coast Swing, Argentine Tango, Ballroom, and Swing. Reasonable prices.