Radio Round Up – November 20, 2009

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Most Friday mornings you can listen to us on the WDVE morning show at 6:45 for a quick run down of weekend events. Today we talked about the events below and some of these great blogs – That’s Church (formerly PittGirl/The Burgh Blog), PSAMP – Pittsburgh Sports and Mini Ponies, Mondesi’s House, and City of Sad Toys. And apparently there is someone in the Pittsburgh area that takes their mini pony out for a jog on a regular basis – Pittsburgh has something for everyone. Happy Light Up Night!

  • More great places to celebrate the holiday season
  • Tree trimming with Santa
  • Artist Market
  • Shilo Street
  • Pittsburgh Bloggers gather for drinks and conversation and to celebrate 5 years of Pittsburgh Bloggers
  • Friday, November 20, 2009, 5:30-9:30pm
  • Finnegan’s Wake, North Shore
  • All are welcome to attend and talk blog
Reverse Keg Ride
  • The Annual East End Keg Ride was so popular they are biking the empty kegs back to the brewery
  • Saturday, November 21, 2009 – meet at OTB Cafe between 10-Noon
  • Bike back to East End Brewery for the debut of Snow Melt Ale
  • Benefits BikePGH and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Foodbank
  • More info at East End Brewing, BikePGH and Urban Velo
  • 9th Annual Weekend of Swing Dancing
  • At least 2 dances a day – Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • Dancing until 5am
  • Great live music from The Boiler Maker Jazz Band and others
  • Pittsburgh’s handmade commun ity sets up shop at the Children’s Museum
  • Sunday, November 22, 2009 Noon-4pm
  • Over 50 Vendors
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