The City of Pittsburgh has provided a permit to The Legion of Mary in order that they may perform their 93rd "International Eucharistic Rosary March" on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
The event will begin with the march formation at Epiphany R.C. Church at the corner of Washington Place and 1018 Centre Avenue. The march will then travel via Centre Avenue, left on Washington Place, right on Fifth Avenue, then right on Smithfield Street and right again on Sixth Avenue with a final left on Centre Avenue to its terminus at Epiphany Church at 1018 Centre Avenue.
The march is scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM, continuing until around 3:30 PM. Participation is expected to be in the vicinity of about 200 people.
While event organizers are planning to remain on sidewalks and use pedestrian crossing signals to complete their route, if the attendance is large, Pittsburgh Police may attempt to maintain "rolling closures" for the procession. Buses will need to take standing delays until the procession passes.
Units are to follow the march at a respectable distance, using caution if and when passing and are to take standing and rolling delays as instructed until Pittsburgh Police clear the intersections.
Start: 10/04/2026 — End: 10/04/2026
The City of Pittsburgh has provided a permit to the Mario Lemieux Foundation in order that they may hold their annual Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6K Run & 3.3 Mile Family Walk On Sunday morning, October 4, 2026.
The run will close portions of Centre Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Grant Street, Forbes Avenue, Smithfield Street, The Smithfield Street Bus Lane & The Smithfield Street Bridge; East Carson Street, S. 1st, McKean, S. 5th and S. 10th Streets, the South Tenth Street Bridge, Second Avenue, The Armstrong Tunnels, Forbes Avenue, Boyd & Diamond Streets, Sixth & Centre Avenues back to the main entrance of PPG Paints Arena on Centre Avenue.
Barricade placement will begin at the start, on Fifth Avenue at PPG Paints Arena, and finish lines, on Centre Avenue at PPG Paints Arena, as early as 6:30 AM with all barricades anticipated to be in place by 7:15 AM.
The run will start at 8:00 AM, with the walk shortly thereafter.
Streets are anticipated to be open no later than 11:00 AM.
Start: 10/04/2026 — End: 10/04/2026
Standing Detour - Emergency West Busway Berry Street Tunnel Closures - Pittsburgh Regional Transit
As necessary, during emergencies such as accidents, flooding of either end, landslides, ice or snow, Pittsburgh Regional Transit and its departments, primarily Road Operations, Special Services or Port Authority Police may opt to temporarily close the Berry Street Tunnel on the agency's West Busway as a temporary safety measure until the situation is rectified. When necessary, the detour will be initiated - and stopped - through notification by Bus Traffic Operations or by Road Operations, Special Services or Port Authority Police personnel responding to the scene. Due to turning and gradient issues on the detour, a return to tunnel operation will be announced as soon as it is available. A secondary but lengthier detour is provided for articulated buses Pittsburgh Regional Transit operates, and over-the-road motor coaches operated on Beaver County Transit Authority's Route 4 Pittsburgh-Chippewa Express due to clearance issues along the primary detour (turns) and if needed during winter months and snowfalls as an alternative as gradients are severe on the primary detour.
Start: 01/01/2026 — End: 12/31/2026