Spring is almost here, and Pittsburgh has so many ways to celebrate it! In a city as culturally diverse as ours, there is truly something for everyone to enjoy. Here are a few of Pittsburgh’s spring staples to help you welcome the season!
- phipps spring flower show
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A Pittsburgh tradition that’s been going on since 1954, the Phipps Spring Flower Show is a beautiful way to welcome spring! The exhibit opens on March 19 and features flowers from all over the world in a massive piece of living art.
- bloomfield saturday market
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The Bloomfield Saturday Market, which runs from May to November, is a farmer’s market that features local vendors from the greater Pittsburgh area. The market celebrates the diversity of our city and promotes more sustainable consumption.
- Kennywood’s opening day
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For over 100 years, there are two words that every Pittsburgher knows that mark the beginning of spring: “Kennywood’s open!” With tons of rides and attractions, and its world famous Potato Patch fries, Kennywood is the perfect spring destination.
- point state park
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There’s no question that the best way to enjoy spring is to soak up some sunshine! Point State Park, named for its location at the intersection of Pittsburgh’s three rivers, is a great place for a spring picnic.
- greek food festival
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The Greek Food Festival, held by St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox church, runs every year from May 1 to May 7 following the end of Orthodox Easter celebration. All are welcome at this celebration of Greek culture!
