Guests exploring the Pittsburgh Indie Expo (P.I.E.) at Heinz History Center. (Photos Credits to Chris) Comics and panels and zines, oh my! Pittsburgh Indie Expo, AKA PIE, made a return to the Heinz History Center Sunday, March 15. The fourth, fifth, and sixth floors of the museum were bustling with activity throughout the eventful day. Over 1,500 attendees perused through different workshops, panels, and exhibits. Throughout the day, the Mobile Cartoon Museum (presented by Incubator...

Author Chas Chasler and Jeremy the Mime pose at the launch table of the Milo the Mime. March is Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month. During JDAIM, we celebrate what makes each of us special and unique, no matter our individual abilities. Some get around differently, socialize differently, eat differently and communicate differently compared to others. The goal of this month is to highlight the differences among us and recognize each unique individual, ultimately, bringing...

RaiZArts gives a lecture to aspiring and current illustrators at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- Northside. Libraries serve as a sanctuary for people of all walks to life. Whether someone needs access to Wi-Fi and a printer, or kids seek a place to socialize beyond school hours, visitors of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh are sure to encounter an environment that welcomes all. Tuesday evening, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- Allegheny hosted RaiZArts, AKA Raymont Youngblood, a professional...