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Summer Means Moving the Music into the Streets – Radio Round Up, June 25, 2010

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Here is the list of things we discussed on WDVE this morning. You can hear our weekend picks most Friday mornings at 6:45 on 102.5FM.

Oakmont Greek Food Festival

Holy Dormition in Oakmont
Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Steeltown Stock Poster Party

Posters – Pittsburgh Style – posters printed in and inspired by Pittsburgh curated by Steeltown Anthem
Closing party – Friday, June 25 @C SPACE Collective, 4823 Penn Avenue
Lots of affordable posters for sale too

Shadow Lounge 10th Birthday Celebration

Shadow Lounge celebrates 10 years!
Friday 4pm-2am, Saturday 2pm-2am
Friday and Saturday block party – bands in the street and inside the lounge
amazing line up of bands, musicians artists and DJs

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Non Stop Shopping in Lawrenceville

Big Neighborhood Yard Sale – Fisk, Main and 40th Streets
Lawrenceville Little Flea
Handmade in Marriage – unique wedding vendors and gifts at Wildcard

Venture Outdoors Family Festival in Mellon Park

Saturday, June 25 – Noon-4pm
Free festival for the entire family
food, music and outdoor activities like climbing walls and gps scavenger hunts

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Greek Food Festival Time

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I love the St. Nicholas Greek Food Festival starts Sunday May 3rd!

St. Nicholas is in Oakland, directly across the street from the Carnegie Museum.

Please note that there is often a long line – but the wait is worth it. Click here to read our post about the 2008 Festival.

Festival Hours for 2009 are…

Sunday:
Noon to 8:00 PM

Monday – Thursday:
Lunch: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Dinner: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Friday:
Lunch: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Dinner: 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Take out is available too.

Greek Food is Good Food

It is the most wonderful time of the year in Pittsburgh, and I am talking about more than the weather. It is time for the annual Saint Nicholas Greek Food Festival of deliciousness. I heart ethnic food festivals as much as I heart PGH. These food festivals are the big part of what make Pittsburgh great – people volunteering their time, to benefit their communities and to serve really great food.

St. Nicks is probably the biggest and tastiest of the food festivals in the area. There is often a line, but it is worth the wait. There is seating in the very large gymnasium and under the tent outside which is right on Forbes Avenue, just across from the Carnegie Museum of Art.

As if the food was not reason enoug to attend, you could run into your favorite Steeler. From The Burgh Blog -Troy Palamalu attended the Greek Food Festival last year.

The Festival runs Sunday May 4 to May 9, 2008. More details, a menu and pick up order form are available here.

Festival Hours:
Sunday:
Noon to 8:00 PM