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Pittsburgh Pride announces 'unexpected denial' of use of Point State Park - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh Pride announces 'unexpected denial' of use of Point State Park

Pittsburgh’s Pride Festival will not be able to take place at Point State Park as originally planned, the group leading the event announced Tuesday evening.

Source: wtae.com
Pittsburgh Pride Gets New Location; 3 Rivers Art Festival Expands - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh Pride Gets New Location; 3 Rivers Art Festival Expands

The first two days of Pittsburgh Pride 2024 moves from Point State Park to Allegheny Commons Park West on the North Side.

This Week in Pittsburgh History: A Married Couple Wins the First Pittsburgh Marathon - Vimarsana News

This Week in Pittsburgh History: A Married Couple Wins the First Pittsburgh Marathon

Pittsburgh History: The first Pittsburgh Marathon was held on May 5, 1985. About 1,500 men and 221 women competed in that first race.

Pittsburgh Pride organizers weren't denied access to Point State Park, DCNR says - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh Pride organizers weren't denied access to Point State Park, DCNR says

The agency that approves permits for events at Point State Park refutes a claim from Pittsburgh Pride 2024 organizers that they were denied access to the park.

Source: yahoo.com
Permit controversy sinks planned Pittsburgh Pride festival move to Point State Park - Vimarsana News

Permit controversy sinks planned Pittsburgh Pride festival move to Point State Park

Controversy is flaring over this year’s Pittsburgh Pride festival after event organizers claimed that state officials prevented them from holding the annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community at Point State Park in the Golden Triangle. The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, which runs the park, countered that there