Feel the Need for ‘Science of Speed’ at Kamin Science Center
Start your engines — scientifically. Science of Speed, the newest big exhibition at Pittsburgh’s Kamin Science Center, opened August 1, 2026, putting visitors inside the...
Month : October 2026
All Aboard the USS Requin: Pittsburgh’s World War II Submarine
Duck your head and mind the hatches: the USS Requin (SS-481) waits at her North Shore mooring for the next crew of visitors. The Tench-class...
Kamin Science Center: Pittsburgh’s Playground of Science on the North Shore
It has a new name and the same mission: blow minds daily. The Kamin Science Center (formerly Carnegie Science Center) anchors the North Shore at...
‘Uprooted: Plants Out of Place’ at Carnegie Museum of Natural History
They look harmless in the garden — until they escape. Uprooted: Plants Out of Place, a long-term exhibition at Carnegie Museum of Natural History, tells...
Four Floors of Discovery: A Guide to Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Few museums cover the whole story of Earth under one roof like Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Across four floors in Oakland, visitors travel from...
Gems That Glow: The Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems at Carnegie Museum of Natural History
It might be the most dazzling room in Pittsburgh. The Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems at Carnegie Museum of Natural History displays more than...
Meet Dippy and the Giants of ‘Dinosaurs in Their Time’ at Carnegie Museum of Natural History
He’s stood outside since 1999, tail high, greeting Forbes Avenue: Dippy the Diplodocus, the life-size statue that has become Pittsburgh’s friendliest landmark. But the real...
Carnegie Museum of Art: The Museum That Collects the Art of Its Time, Since 1895
When Andrew Carnegie founded his Pittsburgh art museum in 1895, he gave it an unusual mission: collect the art of the present day — the...
Forum 92 Brings Akinbola and Magadlela to Carnegie Museum of Art in February 2027
Carnegie Museum of Art’s Forum series — its long-running showcase for bold contemporary voices — returns February 26, 2027 with Forum 92: Anthony Olubunmi Akinbola...
One Man, One Camera, One City: The Teenie Harris Archive at Carnegie Museum of Art
Charles ‘Teenie’ Harris photographed Pittsburgh for forty years — and in doing so, he preserved a city. The legendary Pittsburgh Courier photographer shot more than...
