Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD)
RAD supports and finances regional assets in the areas of libraries, parks and recreation, sports and civic facilities, and arts and culture programs.
UPCOMING EVENTS
NEWS
October 8, 2019
September 26, 2019
September 9, 2019
RAD IN THE NEWS
RADical ImPAct Grants celebrate 25 years of the Regional Asset DIstrict
NEXTpittsburgh,
September 30, 2019
RAD awards grants to projects in the region to commemorate the program's 25th year
Pittsburgh Business Times,
September 27, 2019
Asset Board Ups Allocation For New Arts Grants Program
WESA,
September 27, 2019
RAD board approves all 12 semifinalists for $3.49 million in RADical grants
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
September 26, 2019
RADical Days returns with 25 days of free or discounted admission to Pittsburgh cultural institutions.
PGH City Paper,
September 19, 2019
25 RADical Days celebrate 25 years of saying thank you to taxpayers
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
September 19, 2019
Top 12 family-friendly RADical Days events (did we mention free?)
Kidsburgh,
September 10, 2019
Pedestrian corridor on North Side and Artwalk along Allegheny River among pitches for special RAD grants
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
September 5, 2019
Our 1 percent sales tax has brought billions in arts and culture funding. RADical Days will soon celebrate that.
NEXTpittsburgh,
August 21, 2019
Local support key for libraries, say officials
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
July 27, 2019
Commitment to Community via RAD Shows Who We Are
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
August 19, 2018
More than 3,000 bird-friendly glass panes to adorn renovated National Aviary Tropical Rainforest
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
April 20, 2018
RAD support for libraries is a wise investment
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
March 22, 2018
East Liberty's Kelly Strayhorn awarded $200,000 in grants
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
March 15, 2018
The second renaissance of Pittsburgh parks
Pittsburgh Business Times,
March 15, 2018
South Park ice rink opens
Tribune Review,
January 29, 2018
Innovation at work: Amazon should like what RAD has wrought
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
October 10. 2017