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Guide to unique, interesting, and fun classes and workshops in Pittsburgh

June 24, 2013 Catherine

School may be out for the summer but there’s still plenty of opportunity to get your learn on. From day-long workshops to weekly evening classes, there’s tons of chances to try something new or pick up long-forgotten hobbies once again. Knitting/crocheting Whether you’re picking up a pair of needles for the first time, looking to perfect your purling skills, or ready to make the perfect pair of socks, a knitting or crochet class is a great opportunity to pull out the yarn and needles. The following locations offer a variety of classes for all skill levels. Dyed in the Wool… Read the rest

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Clubs & Groups, Featured, Food & Drink, Guides, Tours Tagged With: Allegheny Observatory, Arts & Culture, BIKE, Carnegie Library, comedy, crafts, crocheting, Events, Free Ride, improv, Knitting, pittsburgh, tech, TechShop, Whiskey, wigle whiskey, Wine

Restaurant Review: BOhèm Bistro in Seven Fields

June 19, 2013 Emma

You don’t need a plane ticket to Europe to feel like you’re there this summer–a quick drive to BOhèm Bohemian Bistro in Seven Fields can do just the trick. The rustic design and Euro-centric menu will leave diners feeling like they’ve left Pittsburgh for a bit. Let’s start with the decor, which owner Markay Harlan proudly explains is both recycled and personal. BOhèm capitalizes on reusing elements to furnish the space situated next to Siba in a small strip mall. The restaurant is small, but comfortable, and bursting with character–much like small bistros in France. The chandeliers are remnants of… Read the rest

Filed Under: Food & Drink, Just Outside of Pittsburgh, Restaurants Tagged With: bistro, BOhem, Brussel Sprout, European, Nutella, restaurant, Review, Seven Fields, Wine

Treader’s Choice: Wine & Cheese at the Carnegie Science Center

May 23, 2013 Lindsay

Treading Art has been putting together an amazing list of weekend events around Pittsburgh.  Each week we will highlight one of those events here on IheartPGH and link you back over to Treading Art’s weekly events post. This weeks Treader’s Choice event: Wine & Cheese at the Carnegie Science Center Friday, May 24th 21 + Wine and Cheese For an after work treat enjoy live music, learn a thing or two about the chemistry of winemaking (while enjoying a glass) or get a lesson on creating mozzarella in the Science Center’s Kitchen Theatre. Carnegie Science Center @ One Allegheny Ave… Read the rest

Filed Under: Treader's Choice Tagged With: carnegie-science-center, facebook, pittsburgh, treading art, Wine

West Coast Flair on Penn Ave

May 9, 2010 Jennie

I recently visited The Sonoma Grille on Penn Ave in the cultural district for a sampling of their finest dishes. Sonoma General Manager Randy Wright was friendly and visibly passionate about his chef's offerings. The restaurant's tagline is "a meal without wine is like a day without sunshine" and this statement resonated through out the dining area which made me feel like I was enjoying aNapa Valley sunset.

Filed Under: Food & Drink, Uncategorized Tagged With: Happy Hour, pittsburgh, Sonoma, Wine

Black and Currant

December 1, 2009 Maya

This past Thursday I raided the wine rack (made of reclaimed shutters and purchased at Fresh Heirlooms – check out the shop on this year’s Joy of Cookies Cookie Tour in Lawrenceville) in search of a few bottles to take along to our friend Anne’s Thanksgiving dinner. Nestled between a Malbec leftover from a wine and cheese tasting and the bottle of mead I had refused to open on our wedding night, I found just the thing: a bottle of Black Currant wine from Greendance: The Winery at Sand Hill on the Southwest Passage Wine Trail. While my explorations of… Read the rest

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Drink, food, Wine, Wine tasting, Winery

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