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So if you didn’t get tickets to see Snoop Dog, Lady Gaga or Trey Anastasio this weekend – never fear there is a ton of awesome stuff happening in town too. Here are some of our picks for this weekend. You can listen to IheartPGH live on DVE on friday mornings at 6:45 (or just sleep in read our updates here in the blog). Continue reading
The good folks from East End Brewing who have been providing good beer and really good events are back with another good thing. This time East End Brewing has partnered with the Toonseum for their limited edition Illustration Ale.
Illustration Ale is a a Belgian Dark Strong Ale and it is a very limited edition – only 700 bottles. There are 6 labels designed just for this beer by Pittsburgh cartoonists. The custom labels were designed by David Coulson, Dave Klug, Pat Lewis, Jim Rugg, George Schill, and Mark Zingarelli. Two dollars from the sale of each bottle will directly benefit the ToonSeum.
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This weekend the Warhol Museum opens a new exhibit called the Cartoon Factory that has got a few of my favoirte things. I love the warhol because you can screen print things there and this new exhibit gives you a chance to make your own political cartoons or campaign buttons.
Cartoon Factory 2008: Scaring Up the Vote
November 1- 2, 10am-5pm
brought to you by: Warhol Musuem and the ToonSeum
h/t to PopCityMedia
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Yes, it is true – Saturday, May 5, 2008 is free comic book day everywhere and that includes Pittsburgh!
Stop by one of these local comic book shops to pick up your own free comic book. Thanks to the Carnegie Library Teen Website for the info.
- Phantom of the Attic @ 406 South Craig St. in Oakland. Open 10 AM to 7 PM on Saturday.
- The Copacetic Comics Company @ 1505 Asbury Pl. in Sq. Hill. Open 11 AM to 5 PM on Saturday.
- Eide’s Entertainment @ 1121 Penn Avenue, Downtown. Open 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM on Saturday.
The ToonSeum (which is located in the Pittsburgh Children’s Museum) will be celebrating with FREE comic books, trivia and guest appearances by cartoon artists. They have an exhibit of Peanuts cartoons that runs until May 18th, 2008.
Saturday May 3rd, is National Cartoonists Day and Free Comic Book Day!
Visit the ToonSeum at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh to meet cartoonists including: Editorial cartoonist Rob Rogers, Yo Gabba Gabba animator Kris Boban, storytelling cartoonist Joe Wos, illustrator Don Peoples, comic book artist Mike Corle and many more.
Join us for quick draw sessions, trivia contest, free sketches and a special tour of our current exhibit, “Inside Peanuts!” Free comic books while supplies last.
Event takes place all day between 11am-5pm.