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Welcome to Deutschtown Just across the river from Pittsburgh’s Cultural District and next to the new North Shore, you’ll find Deutschtown, also known as East Allegheny.

Our neighborhood is historic, real, surprising and developing on the Northside. Historic...
Our modern history goes back to the 18th century. Because we’re proud of it, we worked to get historic designations to preserve the wonderful remnants of our heritage, some of which was shaped by German immigrants. Real...
There’s not a lot of pretense here. We prefer a good cup of coffee with a neighbor than fancy high tea! We love visiting with each other at the farmers market, flea market or PumpkinFest. Most of us know our business owners by name. Surprising...
Where to begin? Start with great historic architecture alongside new town homes...next to a great park and near a new riverfront park. Sports, culture, shopping, work, churches and recreation are all walkable. Young families live next to empty nesters. And Deutschtown is convenient to all of Pittsburgh’s major highways. Developing...
While we began revitalizing our historic neighborhood in the late 1980s, we’ve seen growing momentum since 2000. Progess includes new and renovated homes, new businesses, and new homes for the Pirates, Steelers and a casino.

11/08/2026

Join us Tuesday, November 10, at Allegheny Center Alliance Church, 801 Union Place!

6–6:45 PM | Helicopter Listening Session
Hospital representatives will lead a discussion about Life Flight helicopter activity and respond to questions neighbors submitted in advance.

7–8 PM | Monthly EACC Community Meeting
Everyone is welcome, and membership isn’t required to attend!

Afterward, join us at Allegheny City Brewing to catch up and spend a little more time together.

We’re sneaking in one more neighborhood cleanup this Sunday, November 8! Join us from 10 AM–noon. Meet on the 800 block ...
11/06/2026

We’re sneaking in one more neighborhood cleanup this Sunday, November 8! Join us from 10 AM–noon. Meet on the 800 block of James Street, between Foreland and Suismon.

A heads-up about Sunday’s street closures: The EQT Pittsburgh race will pass through the neighborhood, affecting East Ohio Street, Cedar Avenue, and North Canal Street. Course sections are scheduled to close at 6:30 AM and reopen at 10:30 AM. Visit the race website for details. Good luck to any neighbors running!

Deutschtown, you made this happen. THANK YOU!In just four weeks, this neighborhood put together a pretty wonderful day f...
11/02/2026

Deutschtown, you made this happen. THANK YOU!

In just four weeks, this neighborhood put together a pretty wonderful day for nearly 300 kids!
Hello Friends & Neighbors!

Nearly 300 kids spent Saturday morning enjoying Deutschtown. They picked pumpkins, chose books to keep, enjoyed hot meals, played games, and got creative with the Children’s Museum and National Aviary. Everything was free for the kids.

Eighteen businesses welcomed little trick-or-treaters. More than 30 neighbors volunteered that morning, with so many others helping in the weeks before. In just four weeks, this neighborhood put together a pretty wonderful day.

Whether you donated candy or money, shared the flyer, helped at a table, built a game, brought a child, or stopped by a local business, thank you! So much went into making this happen, and every single contribution mattered!

We hope you had a chance to enjoy what you helped make possible and got to know a few neighbors along the way!

We’d love more days like this in Deutschtown. As EACC plans future events, what would you enjoy? Help shape an event, volunteer for an hour, or simply come spend time with your neighbors.

Share your ideas at [email protected].

Thank you!

Glad to be your neighbor,

East Allegheny Community Council

Help imagine a more connected East Allegheny - Meeting November 3rd, 6:30pm. Hello Friends & Neighbors! What could bette...
10/31/2026

Help imagine a more connected East Allegheny - Meeting November 3rd, 6:30pm.

Hello Friends & Neighbors!

What could better connections across I-279 look like for our neighborhood? We’d love your ideas!

The Department of City Planning and Carnegie Mellon University are hosting a community design workshop in collaboration with EACC and CASGED. Together, we’ll explore ways to reconnect communities divided by the highway — from improved crossings and highway caps to redesigned public spaces.

Tuesday, November 3 • 6:30 PM
The Hub at Allegheny Center Alliance Church
801 Union Place • Level 3

Your experiences and ideas will help shape an urban design study exploring better walking connections, stronger neighborhood identity, and ways to address the lasting impacts of I-279. Findings will also inform future research and planning tools.

A special thank-you to our neighbors Ben Weaver and Eric Booth for the time and care they’ve put into this work!

Come share what matters to you!

Glad to be your neighbor!

East Allegheny Community Council

10/29/2026

Submit your questions & comments by 11/5.

Dear Friends & Neighbors!


We’ve heard your questions and concerns about helicopter activity in our neighborhood. The EACC has helped arrange an opportunity to bring that conversation directly to the hospital team.

Hospital representatives will lead a listening session about Life Flight helicopter activity before our next community meeting.

Tuesday, November 10, 6 – 6:45pm
Allegheny Center Alliance Church
801 Union Place

What would you like the hospital team to know or address? Please submit your questions through the following link by November 5th so they can prepare for the discussion.

Have your voice heard - submit questions and comments here! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=cxp9xVwOS0avtwhtxn89Rk3rf6vvr0JKvUKkZne3mR9UQVNNTFNPQTU1NUM1Rk9KQ1lFQUxRVEgxVi4u

We appreciate the hospital team making time for this conversation and our neighbors for sharing what matters to them!

Everyone is welcome! We hope you’ll also stay for the EACC community meeting at 7pm.

Glad to be your neighbor,

East Allegheny Community Council
[email protected]
www.deutschtown.org

Deutschtown's Halloween Party for Kids is this Saturday!
10/29/2026

Deutschtown's Halloween Party for Kids is this Saturday!

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East Allegheny Community Council, 415 East Ohio Street #225
Pittsburgh, PA
15212

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