We weaved through a sea of green-clad crowds and stumbled upon the festival's newest attraction: a mechanical pickle. Most ...

Picklesburgh bills itself as "the destination for all things pickled" and is ranked the No. 1 best specialty food festival in the country by USA TODAY's 10Best.

Picklesburgh is taking over the city this year with its biggest celebration yet. Picklesburgh's "most ambitious footprint to date" will host pickle lovers Downtown, across two bridges and on the North ...

Picklesburgh, the celebrated specialty food festival, returns to Downtown Pittsburgh on Firday for its 10th anniversary, promising three days of pickle-themed festivities.

Picklesburgh was scheduled to run Friday, July 19 to Saturday, July 21, but the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership announced on Thursday that it would open early to include July 18.

Picklesburgh’s attendance reached over 200,000 last year, and the festival added a fourth day this year to accommodate the growing turnout. Picklesburgh 2024 began Thursday at noon and will end ...

Pickle lovers, rejoice — Picklesburgh is happening in downtown Pittsburgh this weekend. This year's event is being held on the Andy Warhol Bridge and Fort Duquesne Boulevard during the weekend ...

Picklesburgh will have stages on the Boulevard of the Allies and Stanwix Street. Performers include Nash.V.Ill, Big Blitz, Soulful Femme, Miss Freddye’s Blues Band and Pickup Line.

A top honor for Picklesburgh.Pittsburgh's beloved briny bash has once again been voted the No. 1 best specialty food festival in the country by USA Today. It's the third time Picklesburgh has ...

Picklesburgh is even more of a “big dill” this year. The No. 1 specialty food festival in America as voted by a USA Today readers’ poll will have more of just about everything, said Russell ...

It will be a mostly dry weekend for Picklesburgh and all area activities. However, a stray shower or storm could pop up from time to time, especially on Sunday. Temperatures will be steamy all ...

July 24, 2023 / 1:11 PM EDT / CBS Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The growing number of Picklesburgh visitors got even bigger when one woman went into labor during the festivities.