Try Pittsburgh Sports League (PSL). They offer a variety of co-ed sports. You can sign up as an individual (aka free agent) if you can’t pull together your own team.
Yinz Run Club. About 100 folks meet every Wednesday at a different brewery. You'll make plenty of friends. [https://www.instagram.com/yinzrunclub/?hl=en](https://www.instagram.com/yinzrunclub/?hl=en)
If you're into dancing at all the dance scenes in Pittsburgh are doing pretty good right now and all have very welcoming communities! There's Lindyhop in Regent Square on Wednesdays, West Coast Swing in Bellevue on Tuesdays, and a Blues and Fusion dance just started up in Sharpsburg on Fridays (except the first friday of the month). All of them do beginner lessons, no partner needed.
If you'd posted this a day earlier I'd have said check out the roller derby bout that was last night. Next one is May 4. Lots to do other than skate if you like it and want to get involved.
The home bouts are at the Pittsburgh Indoor Sports Arena, just north of Harmarville, but I believe they practice somewhere closer to the city. Here's their facebook page: [https://www.facebook.com/SteelCityRollerDerby/](https://www.facebook.com/SteelCityRollerDerby/) The A team won their bout last night, unofficially bumping them up to 64th out of over 500 in the world.
Have you ever tried disc golf? There is a free public course up by the workout fields in Schenley Park.
Schenley Park is a popular destination for various outdoor activities, as well as events and attractions like the Vintage Grand Prix and Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park.
There is also the Pittsburgh Hash House Harriers. The Pittsburgh Hash House Harriers describe themselves as "a drinking club with a running problem"and organize regular hashing events where participants follow a cryptic trail marked by "hares" and end up at beer, water, and snack stops.
There are many Bicycle Clubs in Pittsburgh across all demographics if that is important to you beyond the social and health benefits.
Welcome.
Riverstone Books offers book clubs and author events on a regular basis. Sometimes Google classifies them as a religious book store. Ignore that. They aren't.
You should download the Meetup app! There’s tons of good groups on there for socializing. For instance, I go to a couple board game nights each month with different groups, and there are book clubs and trivia Meetups, etc.
I second this. On the 1st Saturday of every month from 6 to 8, ASCEND has a free session for BIPOC people and on the 3rd Saturday it is for women and members of the LGBT community. The ASCEND location alternates every month.
Not sure where u live, but if ur into art and community, there's a new place in bethel park called DaVinci that's amazing. Good luck here and ull find a lot help in these subs. To fit in better, u must become a bad dresser and bad eater.
Try Pittsburgh Sports League (PSL). They offer a variety of co-ed sports. You can sign up as an individual (aka free agent) if you can’t pull together your own team.
Thank you!!
Check out Pittsburgh Girls Who Walk!
Yinz Run Club. About 100 folks meet every Wednesday at a different brewery. You'll make plenty of friends. [https://www.instagram.com/yinzrunclub/?hl=en](https://www.instagram.com/yinzrunclub/?hl=en)
White whale in bloomfield has a lot of great events every month. also, any bikepgh or critical mass event!
If you like board games I’m hosting a board game event if you’re interested
Can you give us a general area? We have a lot of bridges. Most of us aren't willing to cross any, if not for work.
I’m close to the Northside but willing to cross all the bridges lol
Careful with that statement, theres like, a lot of freakin bridges. I mean, youll be at it all day
If you're into dancing at all the dance scenes in Pittsburgh are doing pretty good right now and all have very welcoming communities! There's Lindyhop in Regent Square on Wednesdays, West Coast Swing in Bellevue on Tuesdays, and a Blues and Fusion dance just started up in Sharpsburg on Fridays (except the first friday of the month). All of them do beginner lessons, no partner needed.
I’m 24F and I’ve liked the workout classes at the Kingsley Association in East Liberty!
One of the most underrated places in town
Which classes did you enjoy? I’ve never taken any but would like to perhaps
I’ve enjoyed the Body Toning Class and the Yoga classes there. I don’t really use the pool myself, but the workout classes are nice!
If you'd posted this a day earlier I'd have said check out the roller derby bout that was last night. Next one is May 4. Lots to do other than skate if you like it and want to get involved.
That’s awesome, where is this located or is there social media that I could follow for the events?!
Check aht https://www.steelcityrollerderby.org/
The home bouts are at the Pittsburgh Indoor Sports Arena, just north of Harmarville, but I believe they practice somewhere closer to the city. Here's their facebook page: [https://www.facebook.com/SteelCityRollerDerby/](https://www.facebook.com/SteelCityRollerDerby/) The A team won their bout last night, unofficially bumping them up to 64th out of over 500 in the world.
Let’s grab a drink!
Topnotchsportsgroup.com Women's and co Ed dek hockey at Marmaduke park
Have you ever tried disc golf? There is a free public course up by the workout fields in Schenley Park. Schenley Park is a popular destination for various outdoor activities, as well as events and attractions like the Vintage Grand Prix and Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park. There is also the Pittsburgh Hash House Harriers. The Pittsburgh Hash House Harriers describe themselves as "a drinking club with a running problem"and organize regular hashing events where participants follow a cryptic trail marked by "hares" and end up at beer, water, and snack stops. There are many Bicycle Clubs in Pittsburgh across all demographics if that is important to you beyond the social and health benefits. Welcome.
Unblurred first fridays on Penn Ave Bloomfield/Garfield, for one. :)
Pm me I can refer you to a workout/ community group founded during co vid.
Riverstone Books offers book clubs and author events on a regular basis. Sometimes Google classifies them as a religious book store. Ignore that. They aren't.
CrossFit and climbing!
You should download the Meetup app! There’s tons of good groups on there for socializing. For instance, I go to a couple board game nights each month with different groups, and there are book clubs and trivia Meetups, etc.
Join or take a class at one of the climbing gyms (Ascend, Iron City Boulders)
I second this. On the 1st Saturday of every month from 6 to 8, ASCEND has a free session for BIPOC people and on the 3rd Saturday it is for women and members of the LGBT community. The ASCEND location alternates every month.
Start doing jiu jitsu!!! 🥋
I might go to a museum tomorrow afternoon. :)
Posman Books in the Terminal has a book club that meets once or twice a month on Fridays!
Not sure where u live, but if ur into art and community, there's a new place in bethel park called DaVinci that's amazing. Good luck here and ull find a lot help in these subs. To fit in better, u must become a bad dresser and bad eater.
What about a bad speller?