Not only is the Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival coming back after a one-year break, it’s new location is purely Pittsburgh.
As first reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gretchen McKay, the festival will take place on Sunday, September 24 at Kennywood Park.
Tickets are expected to go on sale in February, and the festival will feature at least 20 vendors. From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Attendees can expect to sample tried-and-true potato-and-cheese varieties along with more novel creations, such as Pittsburgh Taco Truck’s Pierogi Taco, Cop Out Pierogies’ Buffalo Chicken and Thanksgiving Dinner pierogies, and South Side BBQ’s “Almost Famous ‘Rogicone’,” which was a waffle cone filled with pepper jack mac ‘n cheese and North Carolina coleslaw topped with a pair of succulent pierogies.
For more information, visit Pittsburgh Pierogie Festival’s Facebook page.
Dan Dougan says
My Grandma made the best pierogis. she moved to Lawrenceville from Poland. She has passed and I moved to Kansas. Is there any way to get some of those pierogis shipped here?
Molly says
Try pierogiesplus.com – authentic as you can get!
Gladys says
Agreed!!
Elaine says
Perogies Plus in McKees Rocks. They shipped to me in NC & I’m sure they’ll ship to you!! Enjoy!
Stacey says
My Mom’s family was also Polish and lived in Lawrenceville… My Grandmas sisters used to make perogies at Holy Family ?. I will find some church perogies and let you know.
Tami Faychak says
You need to make your own they are so simple to make!
Linda Belkowski says
Sorry, Dan – MY grandma made the best!
Connie Steinberg says
I hope I can attend this! My favorite food and a favorite place from my youth!
E says
Perogies plus ships get on there website
Joey Savel says
Sounds amazing!
Lenora says
Will there be any gluten free food to sample!
Zmart says
will you email when and where
Mikayla says
It says Sept 24th at Kenny wood?
Chrissie says
Hoping a 5k will be a part of it! I’d hate to go to Cleveland for a pierogi race.
kravitz says
You can go to PNC park during any of the Pirates home games for a pierogi race. Skip Cleveland.
Susan says
What’s a pierogi race? My mother was a Polish but Dad was Italian. I got the best of both worlds!
Renee Derewecki says
I will have my pierogi truck there, Grandma Cyl’s Homemade Pierogi! Come and see me.
Robin says
You need to bring that Pierogi truck to Johnstown PA.
Kim says
Make the drive to Ligonier’s farmers market in the summer for Gosia’s pierogis
Jamie says
I have enjoyed Gosia’s pierogis at the Ligonier Farmer Market when I go to PA….delicious!!!
Jo Meyers says
How do I enter my own pierogi’s?
Emily Catalano says
I think that they’re only serving pierogies from food trucks and restaurants, but you can reach out to the organizers at: https://www.facebook.com/PghPierogiFest/
Robert shoman says
When is this event
Emily Catalano says
It’s on September 24 at Kennywood Park.
Kayla says
Will there be vegan options?
Armina Stone says
Who doesn’t love pierogies?! And very cool that it will be at Kennywood!
Americka says
I kind of like them but that much Lol. My husband is from a polish family that lives in Minnesota that loves those darn uh Inga so much and they mack down on them eberu time we are. I can stomach like two maybe. Same with leftsa blah can’t stand that stuff
Nancy Willis says
Two of my favorites Kennywood and pierogis.
Sharen L Sakel says
Why isn’t it on Kennywood’s website now. It was!