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Tressa Glover and Don DiGiulio of No Name Players.  Photograph by Brian Cohen
Tressa Glover and Don DiGiulio of No Name Players. Photograph by Brian Cohen | Show Photo

Economy Features

Pop Filter Hot Pick: Empowering Women opens at Carnegie Museum of Natural History

A new exhibition at Carnegie Museum of Natural History blends the beauty of handmade folk art with the entrepreneurialism of women artisans. From Rwanda to Bolivia, we can learn a lot from these skillful women, such as their grassroots business models, their creative passions and their courage to survive.

TEDx Pittsburgh talk: 2.4 million

In this fascinating TEDx Pittsburgh talk about the power of post-industrial cities, see why Pittsburgh's 2.4 million population is the same now as it was in the 1950s (and what the difference is); and why our region's water advantage could serve us well in the future. Water could be bigger than oil in 20 years. Watch the video or read the script included here. Just don't miss this one.

5 big ideas for Pittsburgh from emerging leaders

What do you get when you gather 300 adults in their 20s and 30s and ask them for their thoughts about Pittsburgh? A YouthQuake, of course. And 500 ideas, ranging from concrete and doable to big and transformative. Here are five of the bunch from just one group and then a few more to ponder.

Deliberative Theater performance: Managing Marcellus

If you missed the Managing Marcellus event hosted by Pop City and our partners on July 27th, don't miss this taping of the performance that kicked it off. The Deliberative Theater group uncannily captures our stereotypical views of the players in the Shale, from industry spokespeople to environmentalists. And then breaks them down one by one.

Why We Need Pittsburgh's Main Streets

It's the hub of a community, shaping and defining it, attracting visitors or...not. Main streets, once the focal point of every community, were neglected for decades with the growth of suburbs. But now they're the star of walkable neighborhoods and Pittsburgh boasts plenty, from Mt. Washington to Bloomfield. Why are they so important? And why should you frequent them instead of the mall? We'll tell ya!
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