Highmark First Night News Today

Pittsburgh hosted a double celebration Sunday evening as it ushered in 2024 on the 30th anniversary of Highmark First Night Pittsburgh. The production began at 6 p.m. Downtown and included a 14-block area of the Cultural District with feature live music, dance, theater, visual arts, magic, kids’ activities and a

The Slippery Rock University marching band, known as "Marching Pride," is counting down to 2024 in a big way.

Pittsburgh will have two reasons to celebrate Sunday: the end of 2023 and the end of construction work on the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

Looking for New Year's Eve fun in Pittsburgh? From kid-friendly parties to belly dancing to a drag bash at City Winery, there are many ways to ring in 2024 in the Steel City!

The annual celebration features music, performances, family fun and more — including a 24-foot, flaming tree made of steel.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust has announced new attractions, blended with decades of tradition, for the 30th anniversary of Highmark First Night Pittsburgh.

Those in charge of the annual celebration says it offers something for everyone to ring in the New Year.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is bringing in the New Year with an ice maze and other activities to the city’s cultural district.

Singers in grades 6 through 12 are invited to enter video submissions for a chance to perform during Highmark First Night in Pittsburgh on Dec. 31.

Highmark First Night in Pittsburgh brings a New Years Eve with double fireworks, local music, 50-foot rabbits and more.