Category: Intl PGH

  • I heart Greek Food Festivals

    I really do heart food festivals. I love LOVE love food festival food. I love that the proceeds benefit some great charity. I love that people donate their time to work at the food festivals. I love the ice tea in a carton that you can always find at the greek food festival in Oakland. It is kind of like visiting a real life my big fat greek wedding. And last year I even met a friend of a friend who met her husband volunteering at greek food festival. So if you are one of the few singles that wrote letters to the Post-Gazette about being single in Pittsburgh maybe it is time to volunteer at a greek food festival.

    Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos (friends of the poor) Society Greek Food Festival
    Tue. October 2-Thurs. October 4
    Lunch 11:30am-2pm, Dinner 4:30-8pm

    Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church
    123 Gilkeson Road
    Mt. Lebanon, PA 15228
    Click here for more info.

  • Learn to bellydance while balancing on top of glasses!(yep, you read that right)

    Sunday, September 16

    10:30am-5pm(with a lunch break)

    The Dance Conservatory of Pittsburgh(3827 Willow Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15234)

    Vegetarian bellydancer, Deniz, will teach a full day workshop! In this workshop you will learn how to dance on top of glasses!! You will also learn floor work, veil tricks, and more! It’s too good to pass up!

    Sign up soon! There will also be a show the night before at Altar Bar featuring 2 vegan bellydancers: Amethyst and Aviva. Other dancers include Astarte, Dharma, Christa, and Tavi.

    To see clips of Deniz, sign up for the workshop, etc please click the link below:

    http://healingartsbyamethyst.com/pittsburgh-bellydance-event.html

  • Barebones Productions Is Visiting Another Burgh

    If you happen to be in Scotland this month, stop by the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.  Pittsburgh’s very own Barebones Productions is participating in this years festival with the play Cherry Smoke.  Barebones Productions will be in Edinburgh through August 28th.

    Barebones Productions:
    BarebonesProductions.com
    MySpace.com/baresboneproductions

  • MARGARITAS IN MARCH

    Just when I was about to say that there is not much happening in Pittsburgh right now, poof, tons of emails about cool events. I heart margaritas. Check out this cool event at the Union Project

    Join Union Project On March 23rd 7-10pm, to highlight Pittsburgh’s connection with the Latin American cultures and its historical roots in glass arts and production, this happy hour will feature both a live mariachi band and
    hand crafted glasswork. In participation with Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass! 2007 and in partnership with Global Beats and Pittsburgh’s Latin American Cultural Union,

    and in honor of Mexico’s heroic Benito Juarez, Miguel Latino Moods, Pittsburgh’s signature mariachi band will fill
    Union Project’s Great Hall with energetic music. Attendees enjoy hand-blended margaritas and networking throughout the evening for $5. Local handmade margarita glasses will be on display and available for purchase.

  • Crafty Party

    Pittsburgh is hosting the first ever Craft Congress this month. That means that all of the amazing people that organize craft fairs all over the US (like Handmade Arcade) are coming here to Pittsburgh to talk craft, and see that Pittsburgh is crafter heaven (DO NOT miss the Salvation Army Fabric Fair).
    There is a big party that is open to the public, if you craft, like to buy crafts or like crafty people then you should attend.

    Craft Congress reception
    Saturday, March 31, 2007
    7 – 9 p.m.
    Artists Image Resource, 518 Foreland St. (Pittsburgh‘ s Northside)
    Free
    RSVP: craftcongress@ yahoo.com