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My Tale of Two Cities Screening to Benefit Sewickly Public Library

• Check out Carl Kurlander’s documentary about moving back to Pittsburgh. The film will be screened at the Santa Fe Film Festival in December. See it here in Pittsburgh this weekend.
• Friday, November 13, 2009, 7pm Sewlickly Public Library

The Nina and The Pinta make a pilgrimage to Pittsburgh

• Take a tour of the life size replicas of the Nina and the Pinta that are docked next to Heinz Field
• Tours daily 9am-4pm until Nov. 15, Tickets are $7

German Christmas Market at the Harmony Museum

• Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 14 & 15) in historic downtown Harmony, PA (30 min north of Pittsburgh on 79N)
• modeled after a traditional German Christmas Market
• Gifts, food and a visit from Father Christmas

Oakmont is Alive with the Sound of Music

• This weekend – Sound of Music is playing at The Oaks theater in Oakmont
• Saturday, November 14 – Cinebrunch -$10 gets you brunch and a movie ticket

ToonSeum Grand Opening

• Pittsburgh’s Cartoon Musuem moves to its new home on Liberty Ave. Downtown
• Stop by and check out the exhibit celebrating 100 years of animation

Michael B’s Barber Shop – Cuts Around the Clock

• Starting at 6pm, Friday, November 13 and running for 24 hours the Barber shop will be open for hair cuts
• All proceeds benefit Outreach Teen and Family Services Inc.
• Michael B’s is located on West Liberty Ave in Dormont

Beer School – “Session Ales”

• Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 6:15 pm
• Theater at Cabaret Square
• Co-hosted by award-winning beer writer, Lew Bryson (He wrote the book on Pennsylvania Breweries)

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Well I am glad to see that this is showing when they are usually showing horror movies because I still think that Willy Wonka is one of the scariest movies ever – the poor kids just want to eat some candy and then they vanish.
But if you love this movie then you can head to The Oaks Theater in Oakmont – Friday at 10pm or Saturday at Midnight. They will be showing the original 1971 print.
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For the horror and comedy fans in Pittsburgh – The Oaks Theater will be showing Return of the Living Dead on Friday, July 31, 2009 @ 10pm and Saturday, August 1, 2009 @ Midnight.
What if Night of the Living Dead actually happened? And the government DID try to cover up a zombie outbreak, and then allow a movie studio to make a film about it? AND, what if during the clean-up of said film some of the zombies were taken to the wrong place and accidentally unleashed on an unsuspecting town? Well, then you’d have Return of the Living Dead, a hilarious punk rock comedy zomblie flick, featuring a legendary soundtrack with music by The Cramps, 45 Grave, Roky Erickson, T.S.O.L. and The Damned. The film tells the story of how a group of teenage punks deal with a horde of brain-hungry zombies.

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