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Pop Filter Hot Pick: Weekend of Public Art features performances, workshops, tours and more
Jennifer Baron
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
The first of its kind Weekend of Public Art ushers in a new era of activated spaces and places in Downtown Pittsburgh. Zany Umbrella Circus rolls into town with a tent and bus in Market Square, the Sisters of the Lattice transform a parking lot into a performance venue and more--and you're invited to be a part of it all.
Pop Filter Hot Pick: Riverlife hosts Neon & Nature Party at the Pier
Jennifer Baron
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Neon and nature will converge on Friday, September 7th, when Rivelife unveils a new location for its signature benefit bash, Party at the Pier. This year, head to the new North Shore ampitheater at Rivers Casino to celebrate the city's vibrant waterfronts.
2 Wheels Lots of Green: A bike tour to explore the city and renewed vacant land
Francesca Fenzi
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Take an urban bike tour to better explore Pittsburgh and learn about reclaiming vacant land. Then join the party at the pop-up beer garden at GTECH's headquarters in the East End.
Pop Filter Hot Pick: First-of-its-kind PGH Photo Fair
Jennifer Baron
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
The PGH Photo Fair debuts this weekend as the first locally produced presentation of photography within the contemporary fine art market. Transforming the ballroom of East Liberty's former YMCA, the unique fair will feature international exhibitors selling museum-quality prints and photo-based art, from 1940s-era images of Pittsburgh to limited-edition art books.
New life for old buildings: Adaptive reuse in Pittsburgh
Elaine Labalme
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Pittsburgh is filled with outstanding examples of adaptive reuse, the re-purposing of older properties for a different use. It's cheaper than new development, with easier financing, and usually results in superior projects. From theaters to schools to hospitals, here's a rundown on what's been done and what's left to be re-imagined.
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Aspinwall Riverfront Park gets new design
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Riverlights celebration, concert to mark reopening of Point State Park fountain
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Google Pittsburgh office's ultra cool design featured in photo slide show
Source: inhabitat.com
Pittsburgh Airport’s Executive Director on recovery after the death of the Hub
Source: The Cranky Flier
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Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chronicling Pittsburgh's transformation as an art-inspired paradise
Source: THE SUN CHRONICLE
The Motor City looks to the Southeast
Source: DETROIT 2020
Once PA's third-largest shopping district, East Liberty is making a comeback
Source: New York Times
Home is where the art is: Cleveland draws redevelopment inspiration from Penn Avenue
Source: Cleveland Scene
City of Asylum: A refuge for writers, catalyst for North Side revitalization
Source: The New Yorker
Braddock mayor John Fetterman named a top Brave Thinker of our time
Source: The Atlantic
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