CRANBERRY TWP — The UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex is having open houses this weekend so the public can see what is inside the $70-million facility,

The complex opens for business on Monday.

The two story, 185,000-square-foot building has two ice rinks open to the public for public skating, figure skating and amateur hockey.

The Pittsburgh Penguins will practice and train there.

UPMC will operate a sports medicine center with MRI’s, X-rays, and physical therapy in the same building.

It has 24 exam rooms and six teams of physicians to care for athletes from any sport and any level.

“It is very exciting that the day is finally here,” said Matt Herr, executive director of the complex.

“There is not a facility in the world that combines the UPMC medical brand, the Gary Roberts performance side and then obviously the Pittsburgh Penguins and the hockey side,” he said.