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Oh baby, if you want to see a better Pittsburgh then this is the event for you! I was lucky enough to attend an earlier version of this 2 summers ago and it was a very interesting and fun Saturday. I am still talking about the cab situation in Pittsburgh. Anyhow – I am sure this event will be interesting and if you have an idea for something, anything more
I recently found this Dec. 2005 discussion between the City Paper (CP), Wilkinsburg councilwoman Tracey Evans and three Mon-Valley mayors, including John Fetterman of Braddock, Betty Esper of Homestead, and Norma Ryan of Brownsville. I thought this interview provides a creative view of Mon-Valley strengths – it’s not all gloom and doom! (Links added more
When I moved to Pittsburgh last year from a big city, I have to admit that I was a little concerned about the lesbian scene here, or lack thereof–but I was very pleasantly surprised. Despite what I saw on Queer as Folk, it is NOT all about Liberty Avenue, especially not for women. We do have a regular hangout we can head to if we want to shoot pool, more
We are just getting started with the possibilites of our new online store. But we now have a shop with SpreadShirt.com. Click here to visit the IheartPGH SpreadShop SpreadShirt happens to be based right here in Pittsburgh and offers way better merchandise than the Cafe Press Shop we had up before. We have just added some new items – including a Black more
I have never heard of this event. But I do like Spaghetti! Apparently the people for KDKA have a free Spaghetti Breakfast in Market Square each year. I would love to know some of the history of this event – if you know some information or have attended in the past – leave a comment or send an email! Here are the details for this years event: Friday, more
(Things to do before you FedEx your shampoo to yourself on vacation…) Friday, August 18 Think Pink, 5:30 p.m., Altar Bar, In The Strip Let’s do our Drinking For A Cause early this week and hit the benefit for Adagio Health, who have a more
Upset that you missed the limited showing of the Civic Light Opera’s production of “Bombay Dreams,� then why not experience some of Pittsburgh’s surprisingly good Indian food instead. Within Shadyside and its environs, there are a number of Indian restaurants that can provide for a gustatory more
