We’re starting the new year with a look into our crystal ball — sort of.
2019 is done, but many of its biggest stories aren’t.
That got us wondering: What 2019 local questions could become answers in 2020?
Come with us for a glimpse of Pittsburgh’s future …
In 2020, we want to cover more news, host more events, build community, and continue growing a business that gives back to our city every day.
So what do you say? Become a member today to help The Incline elevate the news in Pittsburgh.
😂 Laugh at the first jokes of the year (Lawrenceville)
👶 Learn about doula birthing support (Greenfield)
🎶 Be “delightfully pleased” to hear Punchline live (South Side)
💃 Bop to the icon that is Rihanna (Shadyside)
🎤 Hear Pittsburgh’s emerging hip-hop artists (South Side)
🎨 Get hyperlocal at a community art showcase (Bloomfield)
🤔 Set your Sankalpa (Brookline)
😂 Watch (or perform!) in this improv jam with queer performers (Downtown)
🎬 Rewatch memorable films during Coen Brothers week — through Jan. 9 (Lawrenceville)
🍣 Enjoy a sushi rolling class with sake tasting (Downtown)
👔 Attend a job fair for the cannabis industry (Strip District)
🚚 Take a journey around the world tasting 30 food trucks (Monroeville)
🔔 Make a Ghungroo, an Indian musical anklet consisting of small bells (Greentree)
🎵 Dance and sing along with the funk and soul Bill Henry Band (Whitehall)
💚 Shop local growers and makers at the Bloomfield Saturday Winter Market — through Mar. 21 (Bloomfield)
👩 Make a difference with empowered professional women (Downtown)
🚌 See the musical adaptation of “The Magic Schoolbus” — and Jan. 6 (Downtown)
💪 Shred your fears at this women’s skateboarding workshop (Swissvale)
☕ Engage in open conversations with Poly in Pittsburgh over coffee (Lawrenceville)
👰 Watch vendors in action at the Pittsburgh Bridal Showcase and mock wedding (Mt. Washington)
🍊 Have brunch at Bluegrass N’ Biscuits (Lawrenceville)
👶 Learn to communicate with your baby using sign language (Millvale)
🤖 Hear a lecture on machine learning and neural networks (North Shore)
🍺 Drink pints, hear poetry, and snap fingers in applause (Lawrenceville)
💳 Attend this free workshop for a better understanding of credit scores (Downtown)
Did you eat pork and sauerkraut yesterday? There’s a good chance, as this meal is considered a long-standing tradition. And we have the Pennsylvania Dutch to thank for this stinky (but delicious) New Year’s Day classic. Here’s why.
Wishing you all the best in 2020.