The lush offerings of David's Music House's theater in McMurray are unparalleled. Head on over to the in-house restaurant for a delectable meal. Bring the whole family to this club, where kiddos are welcomed with open arms. Parking is plentiful, so visitors can feel free to bring their vehicles.

If you are visiting U Rock Music Center, you can take advantage of the nearby parking options during your stay.

There's nothing quite like watching a movie in theaters, so make sure to check out Dependable Drive-In Theatres in Clairton. Say hello to a great evening with your family while watching the great movies at Dependable Drive-In Theatres' drive-in theater. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.

Are you ready for a spectacular night out in Monessen? Castle Blood has just the theater you need. With a sizzling plate of terrific food, this theater boasts among the best eats this side of the city. Don't leave the kids at home — youngsters will love the family-friendly activities at this theater just as much as mom and dad. Bring your car and easily find a space in the area — street parking is available, as is a nearby lot. Castle Blood is obviously the place to be, so get your calendar out and make plans to visit it soon.

All the world's a stage, but Grand Theatre in Elizabeth offers the best shows around. Whether you just need a quick tune-up or a total overhaul, Grand Theatre pride themselves on their car care. Parking is plentiful, so visitors can feel free to bring their vehicles.

When organizers were planning last year's inaugural Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival, they expected about 1,000 people to show up. They ended up with a crowd of more than 7,000. And it's no wonder, considering how highly the European dumpling ranks among the city's beloved foods. As Stephan Bontrager, one of the organizers of the fest, told the Post-Gazette in 2013, pierogis are "one of those Pittsburgh pride things." Locals can once again show their love for the chewy concoctions at this year's fest, where there will be at least 15 vendors serving both traditional and contemporary versions. Perennial favorite Gosia's will be using a pierogi recipe handed down through generations of their Polish family, while Square Cafe will be giving attendees another chance to taste their coffee-spiked dumplings. There'll be plenty to do besides eat, of course. Other attractions include a beer tent (sponsored by Yuengling) and a pop-up market with handcrafted gifts such as pierogi earrings and toasty pierogi slippers.