Steelers Home Games at Acrisure Stadium

Steelers Home Games at Acrisure Stadium

For Pittsburgh, the Steelers aren’t just a football team—they’re a way of life. A home game at Acrisure Stadium (formerly Heinz Field) is more than a sporting event; it’s a cultural experience that every visitor should witness. On game days, the city buzzes with excitement as fans decked out in black and gold fill the streets and parking lots. Tailgating starts hours before kickoff, with fans grilling, playing music, and celebrating by the riverside. Inside the stadium, the energy is unmatched—terrible towels waving, chants echoing, and the city uniting behind its team. Even if guests aren’t huge football fans, attending a Steelers game offers a glimpse into Pittsburgh’s passion, pride, and sense of community. For many visitors, it becomes one of the most memorable parts of their trip.

Steelers Home Games at Acrisure Stadium

Picklesburgh

Quirky, fun, and distinctly Pittsburgh, Picklesburgh is a one-of-a-kind festival that celebrates all things pickled. Held each July on the Rachel Carson Bridge, this event has been voted the “Best Specialty Food Festival in America.” The bridge is completely transformed into a lively pickle-themed party, complete with food stalls, vendors, and live entertainment. Guests can try unique creations like pickle-flavored beer, pickle pizza, and even pickle ice cream. Beyond food, there are pickle juice drinking contests, cooking demos, kids’ activities, and live bands that keep the energy high all weekend long. The festival captures Pittsburgh’s playful side and gives visitors a truly local experience they can’t find anywhere else.

Picklesburgh
Picklesburgh
Pittsburgh Beerfest (February & Summer Edition)

Pittsburgh Beerfest (February & Summer Edition)

Beer lovers won’t want to miss the Pittsburgh Beerfest, held twice a year at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. This event is massive—featuring more than 400 craft beers from breweries across the U.S., with a strong focus on Pittsburgh’s thriving local craft beer scene. Guests can sample everything from IPAs and stouts to ciders and sours, all while enjoying live music and entertainment. The festival also partners with local food trucks and restaurants, offering bites that pair perfectly with a pint. The best part? Proceeds from Beerfest benefit local charities, so guests can feel good while enjoying the city’s vibrant beer culture. For out-of-town visitors, this is a fun way to taste Pittsburgh’s brewery scene in one place, especially if they don’t have time to hop around the city’s many taprooms.

Pittsburgh Beerfest (February & Summer Edition)

Three Rivers Arts Festival (June)

The Three Rivers Arts Festival is one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic summer celebrations. Running for 10 days every June, it transforms downtown into a vibrant hub of creativity and culture. The festival brings together world-renowned musicians, local bands, and performers across multiple stages—offering free concerts that attract tens of thousands of visitors. But it’s not just about music. More than 300 artists and vendors showcase their work, from handmade jewelry and paintings to sculptures and photography. Interactive art installations pop up around the city, while food trucks and local eateries serve everything from Pittsburgh classics to global cuisine. The event takes place near Point State Park and the Cultural District, making it easily accessible for travelers staying nearby. It’s family-friendly, free to attend, and a perfect way for visitors to experience Pittsburgh’s creative spirit.

Three Rivers Arts Festival (June)
Three Rivers Arts Festival (June)

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