This weekend marks the first Steelers game of the regular season, but there’s still plenty more to do around the city besides cheer on the black and gold. Here are a few examples.

Clemente Bridgefest

The Clemente Museum is holding this fun and fundraising event on Friday right on the Clemente Bridge to celebrate the legacy of Pittsburgh Pirates legend Roberto Clemente.

The festival will feature live music, kids’ activities, food and drink vendors, workshops and more. From delicious eateries to face painters and caricature artists, a variety of vendors will come together for a great time.

Tickets are $21 for adults (to honor Clemente’s number) and $12 for kids. Clemente Bridgefest will take place from 3 to 8 p.m. Friday on the Roberto Clemente Bridge from Downtown Pittsburgh to the North Shore. To learn more and get tickets, visit clementemuseum.com.

A Fair in the Park

Savor the beautiful weather while exploring beautiful arts and crafts at A Fair in the Park this weekend. The annual festival from the Craftsmen’s Guild of Pittsburgh is a weekend-long exploration of craftsmanship.

About 85 artists, 60% of whom are from the local area, and some of which are national, will bring their wares to the fair. Attendees can browse unique pieces in clay, wood, jewelry, glass, metal, mixed media and much more.

The fair will take place in Mellon Park from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. To learn more about the artists who will be in attendance, visit craftsmensguild.org.

Bop to the Top Tour

This one’s for the later millennials and elder Gen Z folks out there. Looking back two decades, the Bop to the Top Tour is an infectious and nostalgic dance party that celebrates “Hannah Montana” and “High School Musical” with a high-energy DJ set.

In addition to those two juggernauts of Disney television, hits from properties like “Camp Rock,” “Cheetah Girls” and more mid-2000s Disney favorites will show up throughout the evening. Sing, dance, watch synced music videos and reminisce at this super fun event.

The 18-and-over event will begin at 9 p.m. Saturday at Stage AE on the North Shore. To learn more and get tickets, visit axs.com.

Colin Jost

Comedian Colin Jost is most well-known for his lengthy tenure on “Saturday Night Live,” where he co-hosts “Weekend Update,” but this weekend you’ll be able to see him perform stand-up comedy live and in person at Rivers Casino.

In addition to his two decades of work as a writer and performer on “Saturday Night Live,” Jost hosts “Pop Culture Jeopardy!” and hosted the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner in 2024.

The show will be held at the Event Center at Rivers Casino on the North Shore on Friday at 8 p.m. The event is 21+. To learn more and get tickets, visit riverscasino.com.

Brookline Pride

This weekend will mark Brookline’s first-ever neighborhood Pride celebration with an event that will bring joy and celebration to Brookline Boulevard.

The event will include local businesses, artists, makers, live music, raffles, a scavenger hunt, connections with local service providers and much more. This event was established to bring Brookline together through support for the LGBTQIA+ community.

The event will be held along Brookline Boulevard from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. To learn more about the event and Brookline Pride, visit facebook.com/BrooklinePride.