The Three Rivers Heritage Trail/Eliza Furnace Trail portion of the Great Allegheny Passage will be detoured at the intersection of Grant Street and Fort Pitt Boulevard December 4-8, 2017. Pedestrians…
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Riverlife was pleased to host families and friends from the Hello Neighbor program for a boat ride on the Gateway Clipper on Saturday, September 23, 2017. Hello Neighbor works to...
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Riverlife Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jay Sukernek is stepping down from his role at the organization at the end of this month. Jay has accepted the position…
This Sunday, September 24, Pittsburgh once again proves why it’s the #CityOfDumplings. Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival returns for its fifth year in a brand new location: Kennywood Amusement Park! What could…
Major progress this week for the Mon Wharf Switchback project, a collaboration between Riverlife and the City of Pittsburgh! When complete, the Switchback will create a vital missing link in the…
Riverlife participated in two separate cases before the Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment involving signage on riverfront buildings. Download a PDF of Riverlife’s position on proposed variance requests for signage at…
You may have heard recently that Rivers Casino is proposing to build a new $51.5 million, 221-room hotel on their property near the headwaters of the Ohio River. Yesterday the…
What's your story of living in a river city like Pittsburgh? Whether you were born in Pittsburgh, grew up here, moved here or moved away, the city's three rivers leave a...
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Temporary gallery is part of Riverlife's #tbd project What can be done to the highly-trafficked but undertutilized stretch of the Allegheny River trail under the Ft. Duquesne Bridge, between downtown...
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Do Pittsburgh's parks and trails generate significant economic value? Riverlife contracted Boston-based planning firm Sasaki Associates to use a rigorous and quantifiable approach to answer this question by analyzing the...
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