This weekend, Gretchen Harnick, chair of the Art Institute‘s fashion program, will team with Pittsburgh-based e-tailer Modcloth to present “1950s Finest Fashion Salon,” a fundraiser to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
The event, to be held at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in Shadyside, will feature clothes from 15 lines carried on Modcloth.com. Modcloth donated all the clothes for the event and will also donate 10% of its sales on Friday, July 25th to the CFF.
Fashion lovers will enjoy a champagne lunch and a chance to get up close and personal with the indie designs featured in the show.
The show is Saturday, July 18th. It begins at 11am and runs until about 2pm. Afternoon cocktail attire is appropriate.
Tickets are $30 and are available through the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
To browse the threads, check out Modcloth.com
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Yart Sale – Buy Art/Supplies/Baked Goods, Support Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Buy some art, support Pittsburgh Center for the Arts – this sounds like it will be a great Art Yard Sale! Make a day of it and enjoy Bach Beethoven and Brunch at Mellon park from 10:30-Noon.
Join us in the PCA parking lot. Admission and parking are free for this lively, artistic spin on the traditional yard sale.
Featuring over 30 individual artists and several PF/PCA departments bringing affordable original works, prints, decorative arts, art books, art supplies, equipment for art making, and some collectibles.
Things are tight this year, so we thought we could make a little lemonade…We came up with the idea while trimming our budget, and cleaning out storage spaces.
Our department of School and Community Programs will be holding a bake sale, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting that department, and teaching artists specifically.
Ceramics-access Artist Members are producing ceramics to be donated to PCA, and sold to help pay for kiln repairs.
Sunday, July 5 – 9:00am to 5:00pm.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
6300 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh 15232 / 412-361-0873
Radio Round Up – March 7, 2008
- Brad Yoder preforms live at Pittsburgh’s most lively hot dog shop
- Friday, March 7, noon-1:30
- Lenten Specials are available
Pierogi, Pickles, Pittsburgh Art
- Pittsburgh through the Associated Artist of Pittsburgh’s Eyes
- Last weekend at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
- Local artist art about Pittsburgh, Part of the PGH 250 celebration
- The Other Side of the Mirror: Dylan Live at Newport Folk Festival
- Live music from local bands – Brad Yoder, Paul Luc and others
- Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Saturday, March 8, 6:30pm
- Mellwood Screening Room
13th Annual Empty Bowls Dinner
- Eat soup and take home a handmade bowl
- Benefits Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank and Just Harvest
- Sunday, March 9, 2-7pm, $20
- PopCity Live – Panel discussion series hosted by PopCity Media
- Green Jobs in Pittsburgh – local experts including Nathaniel Doyno from Steel City Bio Fuels
- Wednesday, March 12, 6:30 pm
- The New Hazlett Theater, North Side,
- FREE
Pittsburgh Art
This is the last weekend for this Pittsburgh exhibit at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. To celebrate Pittsburgh’s 250 the theme of this years show is
Pittsburgh through the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Eye
( “Pierogi Lounge,” by David Watts – Photo from the Tribune Review)
Lots of paintings of local scenes, bridges galore, a pickle and some giant pierogi.
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Hurry hurry – this exhibit closes March 9.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Corner of Fifth and Shady, in Shadyside
Gallery Hours:
Mondays: closed
Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: noon-5pm