Karen D. has the correct answer to the most recent photo trivia – this picture is the writing above the door at the Red Oak Cafe in Oakland. Friend of IheartPGH suggested this place for lunch earlier this month and I have been back twice. You can read my review of Red Oak Cafe here on Yelp.
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This weekend is packed full of free fun. For Friday head Downtown for the Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District and Stay and Play in Market Square.
But there is much more happening this weekend all over town…
I attended the Sundae Market last fall – they do a really nice job of bringing together a great
group of vendors and the new and improved Schenley Park Entrance is the perfect venue. This photo is from the market last fall. Click here to read a blog post from Kathy who attended the market last week. She has some pictures of the park and Oakland too.
Update your art collection, score a pair of designer shoes, and dance in the sunshine at the Sundae Flea Market at Schenley Plaza from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. More than 40 vendors, from artists to crafters to local shops offering great sales, will be on hand selling their wares. Live DJs headlined by DJ Nugget will provide entertainment.
Presented by the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and Dream Store Media in partnership with I Made It! Market. For more info, visit www.schenleyplaza.org or call 412-682-7275.
Oakland is probably the most delicious neighborhood in Pittsburgh. More tasty treats are packed into a few blocks, all conveniently located near hospitals and universities. This event looks like it is a recipe for success – $5 gets you free samples at 24 local dining establishments plus free admission to the Carnegie museum and free rides on the carousel – I don’t know why you would want to ride that after eating your way down Forbes ave, but if the merry-go-round is your thing, then it is an extra good deal for you.
Saturday, May 17 Noon-3
More Info: www.onlyinoakland.org
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
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