Your Guide to June 2025 in Pittsburgh
Summer is here! June is full of fun activities and celebrations, from outdoor concerts and pop-up beer gardens to pool openings and a Juneteenth boat party. The City Cast Pittsburgh team is sharing some of the best ways to enjoy the city this month, whether you want to traipse around Carnegie for a ghost hunt or get your fill of Greek food in Mt Lebanon. And if you're looking for even more outdoors options, check out our episode about exploring Pittsburgh's 176 parks.
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