St Nicholas Annual Greek Food Festival 2019, Dithridge St, 5/5-5/11
Serving Hours:
Sunday Noon – 8 p.m.
Monday – Thursday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 11 a.m. – 10 p.m. (music ’til midnight)
City of Pittsburgh Celebrates Black History Month With Tribute to Early Life in Pittsburgh
An exhibit celebrating Black History Month will be displayed in the lobby of the City-County Building in downtown Pittsburgh beginning on the evening of Tuesday, February 5, and continuing weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thursday, February 28.
“Enslavement & Freedom: Early African-American Life in Pittsburgh” will feature 37 artifacts from Africa and Pittsburgh, both pre- and post-slavery, including documentation from the first-ever Black bank in Pittsburgh, the City's 1840 census, a 10’x 8’ handwoven kente cloth, a 600-year-old drinking vessel and other historic artifacts.
The public is invited to attend the exhibit’s opening reception on:
Tuesday, February 5, 6 – 8 p.m.
The ceremony in the City-County Building lobby will include remarks by Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto and others involved with the City’s Black History Month celebration.
For more information or call the Office of Special Events at 412-255-2493.
For the Fall semester 2018, the University will hold six “Be A Good Neighbor Block Parties.” The primary objective of these block parties is to bring students who live or will be living in specific Oakland neighborhoods together with long-term residents of those neighborhoods in a “get- to-know-one-another social setting.” Many long-term residents believe these efforts continue to be effective in the reduction of disruptive behavior from the student population. The University of Pittsburgh believes the block parties along with other “educational initiatives” undertaken by both internal and external partners have been major contributors to this reduction and that these efforts should be continued. In this regard, the following is the date for local block party for 2018:
September 18, 5:30-7:30pm South Oakland, Craft Ave at Niagara Street – (Parklet)
SchenleyPlazaSummer201806.pdfOperated by the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, Schenley Plaza is a community greenspace that attracts thousands of visitors every year. Check out the attachment for more info on all the events and activities.
Allegheny County has announced the lineup for its 2018 series of free summer concerts and movies.
All concerts are free, except for the Allegheny County Music Festival, which asks for a $20 donation to benefit the Human Services department.
Food trucks and the Hop Farm Brewing Company will be on site at all concerts, most of which begin at 7:30 p.m.
For more details, go to the county website at http://www.alleghenycounty.us/special-events or call the special events office at 412-350-2528.
SERVING HOURS:
Sunday: Noon to 8pm
Monday thru Thursday: 11am to 9 pm
Friday & Saturday: 11am to 10pm (music till midnight)
Every April, hundreds of Pittsburghers flock to Frick Park for one reason: Earth Day! Will you join in on this free two-day community celebration?
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy's
Earth Day 2018 at Frick Environmental Center
April 20th and 21st
Explore the Schenley Farms National-Register Historic District in Oakland with docents from PHLF. Hear how real estate developer Franklin Nicola (1860-1938) realized his dream of creating an example of the “City Beautiful” ideal. Where cows grazed peacefully on a steep Oakland hillside, Nicola saw grand boulevards and elegant homes, hotels, and clubs. We’ll walk along the quiet residential streets of Schenley Farms, where Nicola’s company developed a high-quality residential community with the latest modern conveniences.
Participants will take a brief look inside Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum and William Pitt Union (originally, the Hotel Schenley). This tour will reveal the power of historic preservation, since many historic buildings have been sensitively repurposed for new uses.
Paid reservations by Tuesday, April 17, 2018.
Fee: members $10; non-members $35 (includes a one-year complimentary membership in PHLF)
Building relationships. One cup at a time!
Come join the Pittsburgh Police Force for coffee and conversation! This is a great opportunity to ask questions, voice concerns, and get to know the Zone 4 Neighborhood & Community Resource Officers.
- Tuesday, April 17, 10am-1pm – The Coffee Tree, 5524 Walnut St, 15232
- Thursday, April 19, 1pm-3pm – Starbucks, 2345 Murray Ave, 15217
Any questions? Please contact Zone 4 Police Station (412) 422-6559
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