ANNOUNCEMENTS

On Thursday, March 4, 2021, Strip District Neighbors hosted a virtual Town Hall meeting to discuss our 2021 agenda and current neighborhood happenings. Thanks to all who attended! The full recording of the Town Hall is available to view above.Strip District Neighbors...

SHOP THE STRIP: PASSPORT BOOKLET OFFERS DEALS FOR 75 STRIP DISTRICT BUSINESSES   The global pandemic has hit small businesses hard this year, including in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District. This holiday season, Strip District Neighbors is offering an...

Oxford Development Company and partners celebrated the completion of steel erection with a topping off ceremony on October 13th for the new 145,000 square foot office building, the third to be built in the second phase of 3 Crossings. 75 Hopper Place combines existing...

Updated June 22, 2020On June 11, we hosted our first ever VIRTUAL town hall meeting to talk about the latest developments in our neighborhood. Thanks to all who attended! View the recording below. View the Presentation

Due to ongoing concerns over the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus, the City of Pittsburgh is joining cities around the globe – including Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Dublin, Ireland – in cancelling the St. Patrick’s Day parade planned...

The City of Pittsburgh will be improving Smallman Street sidewalks and curbs between 17th Street and 20th Street. The project will also include installing detectable warning surfaces along with detectable directional bar tiles, conduits for future lighting installs, and more.

The crane erecting the new parking garage at the 1600 Smallman Street development project needs to be broken down. To ensure safe conditions, the City of Pittsburgh is requiring a street closure.

Join us to discuss the latest happenings around the neighborhood:- Safety & Security- New Development- 2020 Initiatives- and more!Thursday, January 23rd at 5:00pmBurns White Center48 26th StreetFree & open to the public. For more info or to RSVP, please email...

This Saturday, November 9th, is the 100th Annual Pittsburgh Veteran’s Day Parade.

Starting July 24, for the first time since TVs and computers were banned from Pennsylvania landfills in 2010, the City of Pittsburgh will subsidize a twice-weekly option for electronics and household hazardous waste recycling at a drop-off site in the Strip District.