Here in the "rust belt" of southwestern Pennsylvania, in Ambridge, PA, on the outskirts of…read morePittsburgh, is a gem of a community theater. Since 2016 this non-profit group of folks has been bringing some delightful productions to the community with some very talented thespians, directors, production crews, and artists of all kinds to put on a variety of outstanding productions. My daughter has been in shows here and I had a distinct pleasure, on Father's day, of attending a most excellent production of "Harps and Harmonicas". She is currently looking to be in one or more productions here in the near future and I have been impressed with the people involved in this great little community theater both out front and behind the scenes. This season (202) has The Boys Next Door, The Mad Ones, Doubt: A Parable and Musical on tap so far this season. Bottom line: They need more parking so if you don't arrive early you might be pressed to seek it out on the surrounding streets, the theater isn't huge but it's quaint and there are some really talented folks here with a lot of heart. Recommended! http://www.ironhorsetheatrecompany.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ironhorsetheatrecompany

this is such a terrific find. Small quaint theater with fabulous atmosphere. What community…read moretheater should be. And fabulous show with a talented cast.

Met with Gingerly Press this past weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore show on Feb 21st. I…read morelearned a lot about their process and loved several prints. I'm still considering buying several for new wall space in kitchen. The earth-valued themes are depicted so simply but their design and colors are very appealing.

Lindsay provided my partner and me with an exceptional tour during an open house, showcasing her…read moreremarkable artistic process and sharing a wonderful story. I absolutely love her work and have decided to frame it on my wall.

Old Economy Village is definitely a great historical site to visit in the Pittsburgh area. Settled…read moreby the Harmonists in 1824, this village setting provides several artifacts, live demonstrations, and interesting historical facts about a group of people who settled in western Pennsylvania and became successful industrialists before perishing by their own volition.

This is somewhat of a hidden in plain view gem on the Ohio River. I drove by here for years going…read moreto the airport and finally made a trip on a Friday afternoon. The premises were quiet as we were basically the only guests there so we essentially got a private tour. The grounds are beautiful and it's always great to learn about the history of our region. And there's a strong moral to the story of this settlement... Practicing celibacy is not the answer for a thriving community.

I came here for a company sponsored holiday event and had so much fun! I've never heard of Three…read moreRivers Karting and was definitely skeptical as we navigated through an industrial complex along the river. They had a full park in florida and we had to park along the side of the building. The check-in process was easy, as we filled out the waivers in advance. The food from the on site restaurant was your typical bar style food, but hot and fresh. The bar had a wide selection of beer, cocktails, canned drinks, and slushies available. They have ace throwing, an arcade, and of course the go kart course. We took full advantage and played a little of everything. Our group had a great time!

Went with colleagues for a team building event. It was a nice venue with a comfortable conference…read moreroom for work activities and the electric go-karts were fun, especially the timed laps which gave us bragging rights for the day. Very easy to drive and a nice compact well designed indoor track with plenty of time given for multiple laps. Great staff that were very attentive and helpful. I would definitely go again.

This man is completely ignorant, he's not only rude but very selfish. My brother got married…read moreacross the street and instead of being a decent human being he decided to open his window and stick is head out screaming at my brother that was getting pictures done for his wedding. I've never come across such a heartless person

LOL, on the other review. I'm not sure how he is for wedding pictures but he's a pretty good…read morestandardized test prep instructor

This place is so fun! They have sooooo many different great pinball machines and classic arcade…read moregames. My boyfriend and I are avid players and he has a collection of pinball machines. When we came here randomly after walking around some little towns and it was a blast! You can play all day at a reasonable price and even leave and come back to play! I HIGHLY recommend going here if you're a classic arcade fan!

Pinball PA is an absolute gem and a must-visit for any pinball fan…read more From the moment we walked in, the staff stood out for how genuinely knowledgeable and passionate they are and not just about pinball in general, but about the history and stories behind the machines themselves. You can tell this place is run by people who truly love what they do. The collection is unbelievable. There are hundreds of pinball machines spanning nearly every decade, from vintage classics to modern favorites, with an impressive number of rare and hard-to-find games you won't see anywhere else. Every corner feels like a mini time capsule of pinball history. Most importantly, this place did something special--it took my dad and me straight back to our childhoods. Sharing that nostalgia, flipping through the same sounds, lights, and games from decades ago, was genuinely meaningful and unforgettable. I couldn't recommend Pinball PA more highly. Whether you're a serious collector, a casual player, or someone looking to reconnect with great memories, this place delivers on every level.