Sports
The Steelers are known for their black and yellow color scheme, but their official logo also contains what two colors, represented by two of three "hypocycloid" stars?
Pittsburgh has a museum devoted to the work of what famed American pop artist? The artist was born and raised in Pittsburgh and studied commercial art at Carnegie Mellon University.
Andy Warhol
Montour Trail is a recreational trail located near Pittsburgh, used by bicyclists and cross-country skiers. The trail used to be used for what method of mass transportation?
Trains
A sandwich of meat, provolone cheese, coleslaw, tomatoes, and the key ingredient of French fries, served on Italian bread, is the signature offering of what "fraternal" Pittsburgh restaurant?
Primanti Brothers
"Black and Yellow" and "Pittsburgh Sound" are songs by rapper Cameron Jibril Thomaz, who is better known by what stage name?
Wiz Khalifa
You’d think the name Pittsburgh Penguins was chosen because it’s an ice hockey team—but the story is a little more nuanced than that! The name was picked because the Civic Arena where the team played used to go by which Arctic abode nickname?
Igloo
What art museum, in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, collects contemporary art and video work, and was founded by industrialist Andrew in 1895?
Carnegie Museum of Art
What waterpark, in the West Homestead neighborhood of Pittsburgh, is 67 acres along the Monongahela River and owned by Parques Reunidos?
Sandcastle Water Park
What is the largest company headquartered in Pittsburgh, as the parent company of brands such as Kool-Aid, Oscar Meyer, and Maxwell House among others.
Kraft Heinz
At 64 stories above Pittsburgh, what metallically named building is the tallest in the city?
U.S. Steel Tower
The Dukes are the Division I sports teams of what educational institution located in the Uptown neighborhood of Pittsburgh?
Duquesne University
What museum and former British fort is located in Point State Park in Pittsburgh, at the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers, where the Ohio River is formed?
Fort Pitt Museum
What Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, built in 1893 in Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, is named after the wealthy donor who helped pay for it?
Phipps
What “Y” beer company is the oldest operating brewing company in the US, originating in Pottsville, PA in 1829? Their products include an Original Black And Tan, as well as FLIGHT.
Yuengling
University of Pittsburgh virologist Jonas Salk began a program in the 1940s that developed a vaccine against what common and deadly disease?
Polio
While still playing for the Pittsburgh Penguins, Mario Lemieux led the national team of what country to Olympic gold in 2002?
Canada
Which PBS station in Pittsburgh (channel 13) was the first community-sponsored TV station in the U.S. and brought you some of your PBS favorite programs like “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” and “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?”
WQED
In 1905, Pittsburgh became home to the first notable instance of a type of movie theater with what name, which came from the price of a ticket? (Today, it's probably best known as the name of a kid's television channel.)
Nickelodeon
Known for its pancakes, omelets, and Lyonnaise potatoes, what local diner chain has been making what it says is the best breakfast in Pittsburgh for more than 50 years?
Pamela's
Pittsburgh's Heinz Field met an untimely end when it was blown up for what 2012 superhero film? (It's still around in real life, obviously, though it was renamed Acrisure Stadium in 2022).
The Dark Knight Rises
The Homestead Grays Bridge, which connects Homestead Borough and Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood, honors a long-gone athletic team that played what sport?
Baseball
One of the United States' most colorful public art landmarks, what is the name of Randy Gilson's folk art gallery in Pittsburgh?
Randyland
The Asian Lantern Festival is being held this fall and features giant luminous handcrafted sculptures plus themed food and entertainment. What place hosts the festival?
Pittsburgh Zoo
What iconic food item, that is also used as a measure of a currency's purchasing power, was created in the Pittsburgh suburb Uniontown in 1967?
Big Mac
What tap-dancing legend of "Singin' in the Rain," "Summer Stock," and "An American in Paris" was born in Pittsburgh in 1912?
Gene Kelly