Elevated-Industrial Warehouse Studio Minutes from Downtown

Nestled in Pittsburgh’s resurgent Allentown neighborhood, Little Giant Studio is a creative sanctuary housed within a historic industrial building at 829 Industry Street. Once part of the city's manufacturing backbone, today, it's been thoughtfully reimagined as a vibrant, multi-purpose space for artists, musicians, and creators of all kinds.​ Neighborhood Details Allentown, perched above the South Side Slopes, is experiencing a cultural and economic renaissance. The neighborhood boasts a diverse array of local businesses, including aware-winning dive bar Bottlerocket Social Hall, coffee shops like Grim Wizard, eateries like Alla Famiglia and Leon’s Caribbean Restaurant, as well as unique retail shops such as Dr. Tumblety's Specialty Shop and The Weeping Glass. This vibrant community provides an inspiring backdrop for any creative endeavor.​ Logistics Little Giant Studio offers a flexible layout of 2500 sq. ft., suitable for various events and productions. The open floor plan can be customized to meet specific needs, whether it's a rehearsal, recording session, video shoot, meetup, podcast, etc.... Amenities include ample parking, easy access to public transportation, and proximity to downtown Pittsburgh, making it a convenient choice for both local and visiting creatives.​ Special Rates We offer competitive pricing with special rates available for non-profit organizations and community events. Contact us directly for those! Past Bookings Little Giant Studio has hosted a variety of events, shoots, auditions, live music, workshops, meetups & interviews. Former clients like Pittsburgh Today Live, The Moody Blues, Right Angle Entertainment, Mike Viola & The Starting Line appreciate the professional environment and the unique character of the space, often returning for future bookings.​ Whether you're looking to rehearse, record, or create, Little Giant Studio offers a distinctive setting that combines historical charm with modern amenities. Join us in the heart of Allentown and be part of Pittsburgh's thriving creative scene.