A GREAT COMMUNITY EVENT
Fun for the entire family including:

games & prizes
delicious food w/ethnic food specials nightly
chicken ‘n ribs bbq pit
sweet tooth booth
roller racers
moonbounce
giant slide

GAMES OF CHANCE

nightly bingo
theme basket Chinese auction
grand prize: treasure chest of gift cards, lottery tickets & more!

June 17 & 18:  6 PM-11 PM
June 19  5 PM-11 PM

Come join the fun!
411 [...]

Quick note – the City of Pittsburgh is working on a comprehensive plan and including a section on cultural heritage. Share your opinions about Pittsburgh’s historic and cultural resources and the ways they are cared for and protected. You’ll be helping the City make decisions about future historic preservation efforts.
Take the survey at PLANPGH. The [...]

This Tuesday, April 27, St. Rosalia’s will hold an open from from 6:30 PM-8:00 PM at St. Rosalia Academy (411 Greenfield Avenue).  Interested families are invited to meet the faculty and tour the school. For more information about St. Rosalia Academy, check out their website.

Pat wrote about Stash the Trash back in February. This week, the Post-Gazette profiled Stash the Trash and the work that they do in this article.
Greenfield is their focus this year (7th paragraph).  Any help the community can provide would be great.  They are particularly interested in stewardship of the sites they clean.  To date [...]

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is still facing challenges ahead. Come to a meeting in Hazelwood to learn about what you can do to support the libraries.
What: Save Pittsburgh Libraries Coalition Meeting
Where: Keystone Church, 161 Hazelwood Avenue
When: Saturday, April 10 at 10 AM

Do you want faster Internet speeds? Then get involved in helping bring Google Fiber to Pittsburgh!
What is Google Fiber? And how will it help Pittsburgh? Here’s some more information from a website that’s been created to show support for bringing Google Fiber to the Burgh:
Google is proposing to select a small collection of communities to [...]

Interested in voice lessons? Greenfielder Daniel Teadt has a voice studio downtown. Check out his website for more information. Here’s some more information about him, from the site:
Daniel has sung major roles in opera houses throughout the United States and Europe including Pittsburgh Opera, Arizona Opera, Aix-en-Provençe Festival in Luxembourg, Opera Company of Philadelphia, Tacoma [...]

The Pittsburgh Mandolin Orchestra is back with their first spring concert of  2010 featuring international mandolin virtuoso Carlo Aonzo of Italy and Elena Buttiero, renowned Italian pianist, and tenor Gary Burdick of Pittsburgh..
The concert is Saturday, March 13, at the Synod Hall, 125 N. Craig Street (parking available in the Cathedral lot). The performance begins [...]

“Come Play With Us:”  On March 6, the Minadeo Playground Committee presents a Gala Affair featuring musicians from the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.  Head down to Olive or Twist restaurant from 5-7 PM for jazz, light fare, libations, and silent auction.  Continue to CAPA High School for a Chamber Music Concert performed by Members of the [...]

CMU Professor Priya Narasimhan and her students have spent the last few days creating a website, CityZenMobile, where Pittsburghers can report on city road conditions. Take a look before you head out, and if you’re so inclined, submit a report yourself!
And don’t forget that Pittsburgh 311 is operating around the clock at the moment. To [...]