Fall Color, Giant Pumpkins & Pittsburgh's Best Asian Groceries
Fall foliage is starting to pop around Pittsburgh. Host Megan Harris and contributor Sophia Lo share their favorite spots to soak up those autumn colors, including city parks and scenic road trips. Plus, Sophia shares their picks for some of the best Asian grocery stores in the region, from bustling markets in the Strip to smaller neighborhood gems. And if you’re looking to make plans, we’ve got some fun events to check out this week: giant pumpkin drops, spooky wildlife encounters, and a whole week dedicated to local coffee!
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