Amanda Waltz is the Arts and Entertainment Editor at her publication. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, food and beverages, and social issues, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment, theater, and film. Amanda's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Republic, Daily Journal (Franklin, IN), Pittsburgh City Paper, and Greenfield Daily Reporter.
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Amanda's articles predominantly focus on local entertainment and cultural events in Pittsburgh, with a particular emphasis on dance parties, local artists, and the arts. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming events or profiles of individuals contributing to Pittsburgh's art and entertainment scene.
Given her interest in event coverage such as dance parties and artist interviews, she is likely open to receiving information about new or unique happenings within the Pittsburgh area.
If you have a story related to the local entertainment scene in Pittsburgh or insights into emerging trends within this space, Amanda would likely be an ideal contact for your pitch.
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Your Home Inside & Out (November 2024)
Hancock Homes (December 2024)
By: Amanda Waltz
Emmai Alaquiva's artistic pursuits have resulted in four Emmy wins and being featured on Good Morning America, Forbes Magazine and The New York Times.
Pittsburgh City Paper asked notable locals what treats they would contribute to a seasonal version of the wedding cookie table.
Take a peek at some of the most Pittsburgh merchandise you can get walking up and down the Strip. Some of these Yinzer-approved items may fill the gaps on your last-minute holiday shopping list.
By: Amanda Waltz
As 2024 draws to a close, Pittsburgh City Paper's editorial staff members select their favorite stories from the year. These are the picks from arts & entertainment editor Amanda Waltz.
From daytime fun for kids to naughty nighttime revelry for adults, Pittsburgh has plenty of ways to ring in 2025.
2024 Year in Review
Hancock Homes (January 2025)
Dating in Pittsburgh can be rough — unless you’re a hot rat trying to choose between 21 eligible rat singles all competing for your rat hand in marriage.
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