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We are grateful to the Pittsburgh Steelers, U. S. Steel, the University of Pittsburgh, Kamin science Center and many others for the opportunity to tell this story as the city prepares to host the NFL Draft for the first time ever.”
“Pittsburgh has much to celebrate in 2026, and so does U. S. Steel,” said U.S. Steel President and CEO David B. Burritt. “This year marks U. S. Steel’s 125th anniversary and we are thrilled to help make The Football Town a part of the celebration. Like molten steel, football flows through the past, present, and future of Pittsburgh. It unites us and reminds us that hard work and teamwork can help power an industry – and a country.”
Tickets will go on sale beginning Friday, feb. 13 [2026] and will be available on the Kamin Science Center website.
The Football Town is presented by U. S. Steel in celebration of it’s 125th anniversary and its deep roots in Pittsburgh.
The documentary trailer and other assets are available here.
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