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Guide to Pittsburgh’s Independent Movie Theaters

July 8, 2013 Emma

When the weather starts heating up, sometimes the only thing to do is go inside. This season many of us will take to the air-conditioned refuge of our local megaplexes. To switch things up, I offer you a list of local independently owned theaters. Many of the theaters screen the same new releases, but also provide character and unique programming. Hollywood Theater 1449 Potomac Ave., Dormont (412)563-0368 The Hollywood plays a wide variety of movies as well as special film events. Known for its Rocky Horror Picture Show performances, as well as its “Breakfast and a Movie” series (just what… Read the rest

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Featured, Guides, Movies, Theater Tagged With: arts, Downtown, pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Potomac Avenue, Regent Square, Rocky Horror Picture Show

A Football Town With a Soccer Problem

June 28, 2013 Tim

Despite three Stanley Cups championships and five World Series titles to its name, Pittsburgh is undeniably a football town. Every time Monday Night Football comes to town, Pittsburghers are treated to hearing ESPN’s crew praising our city’s blue-collar work ethic, as well as noting how that work ethic is reflected in our football team. They’re not wrong. The Steelers have a unique bond with their city that few other teams in the NFL, let alone in the whole of professional sports, can claim. For example, the Terrible Towel, originally a tool for supporting the Steelers, has become just as strongly… Read the rest

Filed Under: Events, Featured, Pittsburgh Lovers, Pro-PGH, Sports Tagged With: Antigua Barracuda FC, FA Cup, Fireworks, Highmark Stadium, pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Soccer, Steel Army, Three Rivers Regatta, Wigan Athletic

Guide to Pittsburgh public pools: hours, cost, locations, rules

June 27, 2013 Catherine

UPDATE 6/2019 – Please visit Very Local Pittsburgh for an updated pool guide for 2019. All 18 Pittsburgh city pools are officially open for the summer, until September 2! Check the Citiparks website to make sure your local pool is open for the day. While none of the locations provide refreshments, guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks (no alcohol). Don’t forget to check out the water carnivals, hosted by a different pool every few days in July. Basically an open pool party for the neighborhood, the carnivals feature unique themes, fun games, raffle prizes, and free… Read the rest

Filed Under: Featured, Guides, Outdoors, Parks, Pools Tagged With: Events, Kids, parks, pittsburgh, Pools, public pools, Schenley Park

Guide to unique, interesting, and fun classes and workshops in Pittsburgh

June 24, 2013 Catherine

School may be out for the summer but there’s still plenty of opportunity to get your learn on. From day-long workshops to weekly evening classes, there’s tons of chances to try something new or pick up long-forgotten hobbies once again. Knitting/crocheting Whether you’re picking up a pair of needles for the first time, looking to perfect your purling skills, or ready to make the perfect pair of socks, a knitting or crochet class is a great opportunity to pull out the yarn and needles. The following locations offer a variety of classes for all skill levels. Dyed in the Wool… Read the rest

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Clubs & Groups, Featured, Food & Drink, Guides, Tours Tagged With: Allegheny Observatory, Arts & Culture, BIKE, Carnegie Library, comedy, crafts, crocheting, Events, Free Ride, improv, Knitting, pittsburgh, tech, TechShop, Whiskey, wigle whiskey, Wine

The 2013 Pittsburgh Cinema in the Park series kicks off on Saturday

June 8, 2013 Catherine

Pittsburgh Cinema in the ParkImage courtesy of Pittsburgh Citiparks The Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park series resumes for the 2013 season this Saturday, June 8 at dusk. The free event, hosted at various local city parks, invites movie-goers to lay back, relax, and enjoy weekly movie screenings. The series features both kid-friendly G- and PG-rated flicks, such as Finding Nemo and Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax,  as well as popular PG-13 films like The Dark Knight Rises, The Hobbit, and The Hunger Games. Guests are asked not to bring alcoholic beverages, but snacks, drinks, and chairs and blankets are encouraged. Flagstaff Hill also has… Read the rest

Filed Under: Featured, Free, Movies, Parks Tagged With: Arsenal Park, Brookline Memorial Park, Cinema in the Park, Free, grandview park, Highland Park, June, Movies, Riverview Park, Schenley Park, West End Elliott Overlook Park

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