The Pittsburgh Walk of Fame has officially welcomed its second class of honorees, adding 10 new stars along Smallman Street outside The Terminal in Pittsburgh’s Strip District.

Hundreds gathered at The Terminal on October 13 to celebrate the newest inductees and recognize the incredible impact Pittsburghers have made across sports, entertainment, business, arts and culture.

The 2026 class includes Myron Cope, Martha Graham, Charles “Teenie” Harris, Franco Harris, H.J. Heinz, Shirley Jones, Mario Lemieux, Henry Mancini, Jimmy Stewart and George Westinghouse.

Each honoree is represented by a bronze star embedded along the sidewalk, creating a permanent tribute to the people who have helped shape Pittsburgh’s legacy locally and beyond.

With 10 new additions this year, the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame continues to grow into a meaningful destination for both visitors and locals, celebrating the stories and people that make Pittsburgh special.

We’re proud to see The Terminal serve as the home of this one-of-a-kind attraction and to be part of another memorable celebration in the Strip District.

Read the full Pittsburgh Post-Gazette story HERE.

Watch highlights from the induction ceremony HERE.