Night of the Living Dead Archives

Here are the links for all of the great stuff we discussed on WDVE this morning. We are on live most Friday mornings at 6:45 am.

Happy FRYday! If you are one of my grades school classmates you can’t say the word Friday with out thinking of Mr. Hazlett, our history teacher, who would say every Friday – happy shake-n-bake day.

Fish fry season is here and someone has put together an AMAZING map of all the fish fries around Western PA.

Check out the Pittsburgh Lenten Fish Fry Map here and like the map on Facebook here.

Night of the Living Dead 45th Anniversary Celebration Friday, February 22, 2013 5pm – 10pm Heinz History Center 45 Anniversary of Night of the Living Dead Pittsburgh best Zombie Contest 7pm Screening of the film
International Polar Bear Day Saturday, February 23, 2013 11am Pittsburgh Zoo will be celebrating International Polar Bear Day
Mt. Lebanaon Winter-fest- Chili & Homebrew Fest Saturday, February 23, 2013 12-3p Clearview Commons Chili fest and Hombrew fest are separate events – tickets are $10 each
North Hills Food Truck Round Up Saturday, February 23, 2013 12-3pm Coffee Buddha – 964 Perry Hwy, Pgh, PA 15237 Pgh Taco Truck, OhMyGrill, Pierogi Truck & BRGR will be there! Facebook Event Link
The Mattress Factory’s 35th Anniversary Bash Saturday, February 23, 2013 1-4pm Community Party at the Museum – pay what you wish 5-7pm Anniversary Bash – tickets $20
Hollywood Theater Oscar Party Sunday, February 24, 2013 6:30pm Hollywood Theater in Dormont Tickets are $10 or $25 for VIP Balcony Seating Facebook Event

CMU worker’s online map of Lenten fish fries reels in viewers (triblive.com)
KDKA Fish Fry Guide 2013 (pittsburgh.cbslocal.com)
Sewickley Valley Lenten fish-fry season in full swing (triblive.com)
Pittsburgh Lenten Fish Fry Map (yinzhungry.wordpress.com)

Image via WikipediaOne of my favorite fun facts about living in Pittsburgh is that homewood cemetery is the location that Night of the Living Dead was filled. Well, after learning about this event – I realized that I have been misinformed. Regardless, Pittsburgh is still the birth place of this horror film and it is something to be celebrated, even if the scenes were filmed in Evans City. So head on up to Evans City to celebrate the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the film Night of the Living Dead with some of the original cast members too.