Picklesburgh is the destination for all things pickled.
A culinary celebration that goes beyond the dill pickle, Picklesburgh celebrated its inaugural year in 2015 on the Rachel Carson (9th Street) Bridge and has quickly become a Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania tradition.
2022 Festival Dates, Times, & Location:
Picklesburgh will be taking place Friday, July 15 through Sunday, July 17 on the Rachel Carson (9th Street) Bridge and the 10th Street Bypass in Downtown Pittsburgh.
Friday, July 15: 12 – 10 p.m.
Saturday, July 16: 12 – 10 p.m.
Sunday, July 17: 12 – 6 p.m.
News:
- Taste of Picklesburgh
- A bigger dill than ever before! Count down is on for the return of Picklesburgh
Photo Assets:
High-quality photo assets are available. Please contact us below.
Media Inquiries:
Richard Hooper, VP Marketing & Communications
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
(412) 325-0163
Email
Paige Moyer, Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
(412) 930-0861
Email
Social Media:
There are no official Picklesburgh social media profiles, but you can join in the conversation by using #Picklesburgh and tagging @DowntownPitt on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
Support for Picklesburgh:
Picklesburgh is produced by the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership and presented by KraftHeinz, with support from the PA Turnpike E-ZPass, The Pittsburgh Pirates, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, First National Bank, Pittsburgh Pickle Co., Jim Shorkey, TribLIVE, KDKA, the CW, Q92.9FM, BobFM, and YaJagoff! Event production support is provided by Flyspace Productions.
About the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership:
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership (PDP) is a dynamic, nonprofit organization comprised of business and community leaders, property owners, civic organizations, foundations and residents who provide energy, vision, and advocacy for Downtown Pittsburgh. Working collaboratively with its partners, the PDP strives to create a positive Downtown experience for residents, workers and visitors alike. The PDP’s strategic initiatives include clean and safe services, transportation, and economic development and advocacy. For more information, visit www.DowntownPittsburgh.com.
The PDP also develops and implements some of Pittsburgh’s most successful and imaginative events, including Comcast Light Up Night, the Market Square Farmers Market, Night Markets, Yoga in the Square, and the Peoples Gas Holiday Market.