Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Saturday, October 18, 2014

crafted pittsburgh events

Here's an art we all encounter: tableware!  An exhibition opening reception hosted by the Society of Contemporary Craft:

"Celebrate the relationship between handcrafted tableware and food at CRAFTED! Pairing handmade cups, mugs, and tumblers by 50 American ceramic artists with artisan food and drink by Bar Marco, CRAFTED is part exhibition and part event."


What:  Crafted!  Opening Reception featuring handcrafted tableware works
Who:  All Ages
When:  October 24, 2014, 6-8PM
Where: Society of Contemporary Craft, 2100 Smallman St  Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Cost:  $20-40 tickets to be purchased online here.  Guests are encouraged to purchase tickets prior to event. 

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Friday, October 17, 2014

Find Artistic Gems at Designer Discard

designer discard

Want to go out to a yard sale this weekend that's a little bit different from the norm?  Designer Discard will be this Sunday starting at 11am.  It's not just a yard sale, but also an art sale!  Artists from all over the city will be selling their work or craft creations for great prices.  Your typical array of yard sale items to search through, so all you traditionalists need not worry.  Plus it's a great way to see and meet some new faces in the artistic community of Pittsburgh!

What:  Designer Discard
When:  Oct 19, 2014.  11am - 3pm
Where:  CWP Warehouse, 2315 Wharton St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Who:  All Ages


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Thursday, September 6, 2012

Pittsburgh Irish Festival

Stop by the 22nd Annual Pittsburgh Irish Festival this weekend!  The festival will be held Friday through Sunday September 7-8-9, 2012 at Riverplex at 1000 Sandcastle Drive in West Homestead.

The weekend’s activities will include Irish food and drink, games, music, dance and special activities for the little ones.  The Irish dog area will feature dogs native to Ireland and the Irish Marketplace will offer shopping booths with a vast array of Irish items for sale. See demonstrations of unique skills passed along from generation to generation and try your hand at making a piece of Irish art to take home.  Looking for lost family members?  A Genealogy Pavilion will have information on how to research for family tree and members of Pittsburgh’s Irish organizations will be on hand with information about their services and activities.

Hours:
Friday, September 7 (4 pm - 12 midnight)
Saturday, September 8 (11 am - 12 midnight)
Sunday, September 9 (9 am - 6 pm)

Tickets:
$10 Adults In Advance
$12 Adults at the Gate
$8 Seniors (over 60)
$8 Student with I.D.
$5 Public Safety/Military (retired or active) with I.D.
Children 12 and Under - Free!
$3 "Happy Hour" Admission - Friday from 4 pm - 6 pm
$5 Admission Friday from 6 pm - 8 pm with College I.D.

Visit the Festival Website for more information.

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Mt. Lebanon's Earth Day Celebration

Mt. Lebanon’s 5th Annual Earth Day Celebration at Mt. Lebanon Park is expected to be their best yet.  Join in on Saturday, April 28 from 10am until 2pm for an array of fun and educational events.  This free environmental fair will include over 50 displays and vendors. Along with many regional and township non-profits offering information and demonstrations on saving energy and conserving resources, there will be live music, great food, a farmers market, the I Made It! art and crafts market, kids activities, and much, much more.

Stop by to learn how to raise your own chickens, power your iPod with an energy bike, tie-dye a shirt or check out the newest in electric vehicles.  The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will be in attendance, collecting reusable grocery bags for the Tote BagProject.  Bring along your extra bags, along with items to be recycled.  Check out the Mt. Lebanon Earth Day website for details. 

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Chili with the Works

Vote for your favorite local chili at the 3rd Annual 2012 Spring Arts & Chili Festival at the South Side Works on Saturday, April 14.  Dozens of area restaurants will offer up samples of their chili from 2-8pm in hopes of being named Best in the ‘Burgh!  Enjoy chili samples, a children’s area, live music on two stages, sidewalk sales, and more.  Between tastings, visit the I Made It!Market, with over 50 vendors showcasing local arts and crafts.  After the chili, stay for a street party from 8-11pm.

Attendance is free. Chili tastings are 4 for $5, 8 for $8, and 12 for $11. $1 off all packages with a college ID.  In case of rain, the festival will be rescheduled for May 12th.

South Side Works
27th & Sidney Streets, South Side

Get more details here.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Art in the City April 3-12


Stop by the City-County Building downtown for ArtWORKS, an exhibit of art and crafts by our talented city employees.  The exhibit, featuring paintings, photography, sculpture, mixed media and crafts, is free to the public and will be open weekdays 8am–5pm from April 2nd through 12th.  An opening reception will be held April 3rd from 5:30-8 pm.

Find out more at the Citiparks website or call 412-665-3665.

Monday, March 19, 2012

31st Latin American and Caribbean Festival

A Pittsburgh tradition since 1979, the 31st Latin American and Caribbean Festival will be held Saturday, March 31 at the William Pitt Union, Oakland.  The festival is a free cultural event, attracting thousands of individuals from a multicultural community.

Visitors will find booths offering the authentic cuisine of Peru, Cuba, Brazil, Columbia, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Venezuela, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados and Jamaica.  Enjoy local and international musicians, traditional dance, handmade arts and crafts, and children’s activities.  Among the over 30 organizations present will be many local language and service groups with a Latin American and Caribbean emphasis.  Learn to speak Portuguese, or where to go to Tango in Pittsburgh!

Saturday, March 31, 2012
noon until midnight
Free and open to the public

William Pitt Union, 3959 Fifth Avenue, University of Pittsburgh, Oakland
For more information, visit the Festival website.

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Art, Music, Dance, Film, Architecture, FREE!

Four times a year, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust hosts a free “open house” in the Cultural District. The popular Gallery Crawl is the perfect way to enjoy a variety of visuals arts and entertainment, free and open to the public, at galleries and art spaces throughout the Cultural District.

All events take place in galleries and spaces within the Downtown Cultural District, a fourteen-square block area bordered by the Allegheny River on the north, Tenth Street on the east, Stanwix Street on the west, and Liberty Avenue on the south.  The Gallery Crawl is ongoing between 5:30 and 9:00 pm, and visitors may start at any time in any location.

2012 Gallery Crawls are scheduled for four Friday evenings:

         January 27
         April 27
         July 13
         September 28

Find a map of the Cultural District here and for more information, see the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust website.