Point State Park has been tossed around as the Draft Experience Zone. According to a venue letter of commitment with the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the park would come rent ...

Point State Park’s parking lot is officially closed for repairs — until early fall, the Department of Conservation & Natural Resources announced Thursday. Caliber Contracting Services, Inc ...

Point State Park's iconic fountain in Pittsburgh is undergoing major upgrade work and won't be operational this year as the park itself is getting a multi-million dollar facelift. It's not an ...

Don’t expect to see the waterworks anytime soon at Point State Park. The majestic fountain that marks the confluence of Pittsburgh’s three iconic rivers won’t be turned on until 2026, due to ...

In a release Friday, contractors will be milling and paving the black top on the fountain side of Point State Park beginning June 4. The work will run until June 11.

Point State Park and portions of the riverfront on the North Shore are expected to host a slew of draft-related activities in 2026. Officials want to incorporate iconic Pittsburgh locations, such ...

Pittsburgh has more than 6,000 hotel rooms within walking distance of the North Shore and Point State Park, Hatfield said, with even more rooms farther from the venue and outside of the city.

The crowd for the 2024 Western Pennsylvania Juneteenth Celebration filled the city side of Point State Park. Now in its 12 th year, the region’s largest Juneteenth festival has a new location ...

The crowd for the 2024 Western Pennsylvania Juneteenth Celebration filled the city side of Point State Park. Pittsburgh City Councilor Khari Mosley said he is looking into disputes over parking ...

An iconic landmark in Downtown Pittsburgh won’t be operating this year. The Point State Park fountain usually sprays water up to 150 feet in the air all summer long at the head of the Ohio River.

An iconic landmark in Downtown Pittsburgh won’t be operating this year. The Point State Park fountain usually sprays water up to 150 feet in the air all summer long at the head of the Ohio River.