Allegheny Regional Asset District
For over 25 years, the Allegheny Regional Asset District – RAD – has invested in Allegheny County's quality of life through financial support of libraries, parks and trails, arts and cultural organizations, regional attractions, sports and civic facilities, and public transit.
With half of the proceeds from Allegheny County's additional one percent sales and use tax, RAD has invested more than $2 billion in our regional assets since its inception. An additional $2 billion has gone directly to the County and its 128 municipalities for property tax relief and local government services. RAD is a time-tested solution that works for the economy, for assets, for citizens, for municipalities – for all. RAD works here.
Click here for details on RAD's 2021 budget and allocations.
Libraries
Libraries
Parks & Trails
Parks & Trails
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
Regional Attractions
Regional Attractions
Sports & Civic Facilities
Sports & Civic Facilities
Public Transit
Public Transit
Regional Assets
RAD funding currently supports 103 diverse organizations that enhance our region's vitality and livability. We call them our Regional Assets. From library books to leopard cubs, and ballet barres to baseball games, RAD has something for everyone!
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Free Upcoming Events
May14
Drive-In Movie at Boyce Park
Join us this spring at Boyce Park for our Family Drive-In Movie Series! Gates open at 6:00 pm and the show will start at dusk. Gates will close when the movie starts. These events are free and will be first-come, first-served. All attendees must be in a vehicle.
May15
Drive-In Movie at Settlers Cabin Park
Join us this spring at Settlers Cabin Park for our Family Drive-In Movie Series! Gates open at 6:00 pm and the show will start at dusk. Gates will close when the movie starts. This event is free and will be first-come, first-served. All attendees must be in a vehicle.
May18
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre presents: "Open Air" – A series in celebration of the performing arts
After a year of darkened theaters, Pittsburgh’s performing artists are stepping out into the open air. This May, over 20 local performing arts organizations will gather at Flagstaff Hill in Schenley Park to perform on Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s mobile stage for Open Air: A Series in Celebration of the Performing Arts.
Join us for FREE for two weeks of music, theater and dance from May 18-31.
May18
Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures and Kelly Strayhorn Theater present Brian Broome & Yona Harvey in Conversation
Free Virtual Event
Lecture by Brian Broome followed by conversation with award-winning poet Yona Harvey