How To Snag Cheap Tickets to Pittsburgh Museums, Shows & Sports
Everything is so expensive right now! It feels like you need to sell a kidney to buy a dozen eggs, and with President Trump threatening tariffs on major countries, prices could climb on everything from cell phones to tequila. If you’re looking for ways to save money without completely withdrawing from the world, you’re in luck — there are so many ways to get discounts at Pittsburgh’s cultural institutions. Whether you want to spend an afternoon wandering through an art gallery or catch a Pirates game, there’s likely a way to do it for cheap. Producer Sophia Lo and Executive Producer Mallory Falk are sharing all the ways to enjoy our city on a budget.
Editor’s note: This episode originally published September 23, 2024.
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The Museums for All map lists the local museums where ACCESS and ACCESS EBT cardholders can get $3 tickets.
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