Welcome to Pittsburgh
Offering a great mix of high profile plazas, parks, commuter hubs and private venues, Pittsburgh has something to offer most marketers.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
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Annual EventsThree Rivers Arts Festival
Seventeen days of art for the people with a mix of free art, live music, fine food, and festival fun. St. Patrick's Day Parade With over 20,000 participants and an audience of as much as 200,000. Wings Over Pittsburgh Air Show This free, annual military air show, hosted by the 911th Airlift Wing of the Air Force Reserve Command, is attended by more than 30,000 people each year, Pittsburgh Regatta & Fourth of July Fireworks Attracting over 400,000 annually, the Pittsburgh Regatta is the region's largest community event and the largest inland regatta in the United States. Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix One of the nation's premiere vintage racing events it attracts more than 250,000 spectators. Pittsburgh Light Up Night See Pittsburgh decked out in her holiday best! The city's dramatic skyline is the backdrop for an evening of holiday activities, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display. The popular Pittsburgh Light Up Night brings over 100,000 people to the Golden Triangle each year for the official kickoff of the Pittsburgh holiday season. Some Local Neighborhoods• North Shore
• South Shore • Point Breeze • Squirrel Hill North • Shadyside • Strip District • Regent Square • Squirrel Hill South • Banksville • Greenfield |
Local AttractionsPhipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
The Andy Warhol Museum Carnegie Museum of Natural History Mount Washington National Aviary Local MallsShadyside
Most of the shopping in this high-end district, is concentrated along a 3-block stretch on Walnut Street. Station Square Station Square is a 40-acre complex just across the Monongahela River. Strip District Bounded by Penn Avenue and Smallman Street from 16th to 22th Street. On weekends during the day, this area is lined with farmers' booths selling fresh produce and imported foods. Century III Mall Located 20 minutes south of Pittsburgh, this mall houses most of your favorite stores and is anchored by JCPenney. Mall at Robinson Macy's, JCPenny, Sears and Dick's Sporting Goods anchor this attractive shopping mall. Ross Park Mall One of Pittsburg's best malls, Ross Park features a beautiful interior, lined with 150 high-end and affordable stores including Nordstrom, Macy's, Burberry. South Hills Village This Bethel Park mall is a great one-stop destination for shopping, entertainment and a bite to eat. 5th Avenue Place A steel pyramid and steeple atop Fifth Avenue Place serves as a downtown landmark and draws attention to this upscale shopping and dining destination. South Side In this historic neighborhood, East Carson is the key street for shopping and sightseeing. Ellsworth Avenue Ellsworth Avenue sits in the midst of the Shadyside neighborhood and is a great place to shop, eat, and play. |
Colleges & Universities• Art Institute of Pittsburgh
• Bradford School • Carlow University • Carnegie Mellon University • Chatham University • Community College of Allegheny County • Duff's Business Institute • Duquesne University • Duquesne University School of Law • Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts in Pittsburgh • Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education • Pittsburgh Filmmakers' School of Film, Photography, and Digital Media • Pittsburgh Technical Institute • Pittsburgh Theological Seminary • University of Pittsburgh • Point Park University • Robert Morris University • Triangle Tech • University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs • University of Pittsburgh School of Information Sciences Nearby CitiesDormont, PA
Brentwood, PA Wilkinsburg, PA Munhall, PA Swissvale, PA Mount Lebanon, PA Baldwin, PA Neville Township, PA Bethel Park, PA West Mifflin, PA North Versailles, PA Franklin Park, PA Plum, PA Lower Burrell, PA New Kensington, PA Sports Teams & Stadiums
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Do you need event permits
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Most outdoor special events and experiential brand activations on public property whether on plazas, streets, sidewalks or parks will require a permit. Even special events or brand activations at indoor locations whether they be public or private venues have their own special fees, additional concessions and requirements.
Besides the standard special event permit often required for most locations, additional permits are often needed for amplified sound, large structures such as props and installations, sampling, tents, stages, food vending, alcoholic beverage sampling, fire department permits for generators or electricity. Event Permit Experts is here as a one-stop resource to help you navigate the entire permitting process to make your Pittsburgh event a success. |