If turning out for the St. Patrick’s Day parade isn’t your thing, there are lots of other events happening around the city this weekend — and even some non-green-beer-related holidays to celebrate. Check out some ideas here.

Two people were injured Sunday afternoon when they were struck by a car on South Aiken Avenue in Shadyside.

One of the newest businesses in Sewickley, The Picket Fence, opened last fall to a warm welcome from the community.

A trio of local Italian siblings are celebrating their sister’s pizza-making prowess and subsequent win in an international pizza competition.

Classic shows such as “The Great Gatsby,” “My Fair Lady,” “Kinky Boots” and “A Christmas Carol” represent the theme of the 10th annual Symphony Splendor House Tour — “Christmas on Broadway.”

The approaching holidays are a time of giving.

Behind a door on Walnut Street sits a metal staircase.

Spooky season is here! Enjoy the sounds, sights and scents of fall, if that’s your thing — or avoid it altogether if it isn’t — with events and activities around the area this weekend. Here are some suggestions.

The full moon of Sept. 17 marked the start of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a Chinese tradition dating back more than 3,000 years.

The former Charles Morris Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Squirrel Hill will once again be a home for seniors — but with a fresh look and vision.