Free Admission to the Warhol - Free Sunday
 

Provocative, challenging, energizing and exploring all that art can and should be.

At The Warhol you have the chance to truly experience art. Whether you see the permanent collection, a performance, a visiting artist’s work, or just have lunch, you’ll find something to talk about, chuckle over, delight in, or ponder for days.

Plan your visit.


Location: 117 Sandusky Street, Pittsburgh, PA
Date: Sunday, October 12, 2014
Time: 10am until 10pm
 
 
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Pumpkinfest in Deutshtown
 

 I hope you're not overwhelmed by my fascination with fall festivals. I just had to tell you about this one -   it’s nearby and  there’s a rain date.

Pumpkinfest  features hayrides, pony rides, puppet shows, jack-o-lantern contests, moon bounces, games, and much more! The event is for kids ages 12 and under who  must be accompanied by an adult. This is the largest children’s fall festival in the City, and it’s right in our very own backyard!

 

Where: East Park at East Ohio Street, Deutschtown, Pittsburgh, PA

When: Sat, October 11 (rain date is Sunday, October 12) from 1-5pm

Cost: $5 per child (adults are free)

For more information, please visit Deutschtown’s website, or call the EACC office at 412-321-1204.

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Celebrate Oakland's 175th Anniversary

 Celebrate  the people, places and things that make Oakland fantastic.   2014 is a special milestone year, marking the 175th anniversary of when the community was first identified as “Oakland”!

Enjoy live music, art, photography exhibits, lectures and symposiums, outdoor activities, family fun, historical retrospectives and free admission to many of Oakland’s world-class cultural institutions! Find out more

Friday & Saturday, October 10 & 11, 201

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Animal Friends Howl-O-Ween

Join Animal Friends for their annual Howl-O-Ween pet parade and costume party! Happy dogs, cats and rabbits will be gathering in their Halloween attire to celebrate. Costumes are encouraged for pets and people!

The party features pet photos, costume contest and parade, refreshments, games for the whole family and goodies for pets and pet owners.

Sunday, October 12, 12pm - 2pm

562 Camp Horne Rd, 15237

All pets in attendance should be both people and animal-friendly and up-to-date on vaccinations. Dogs must be secured on a leash (no retractable leashes, please!); cats and bunnies should be in proper carriers.

This is just one of many fun activities sponsored by Animal Friends. Get more info here

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Dormont Street Fair & Music Festival

Another fall festival! Dormont’s 8th annual celebration of music, crafts, local shopping is Saturday. The family-friendly event promotes Dormont’s many local businesses.

Live performances by The Bastard Bearded Irishmen, Ray Ryan New Orleans RIverside Band, and The Good Guys Duo. Events will be held throughout the day.

A children’s area between W. Liberty and Glenmore Avenues features games, crafts, a Children’s Museum booth, the Pittsburgh Zoomobile and more from 3-7.

Location: Potomac Avenue, between Belrose & West Liberty Avenues in Dormont

When:  Saturday, October 11 from 3pm - 11 pm

 

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Columbus Day Parade in Bloomfield -
Next Saturday

Celebrate Columbus Day weekend with Bloomfield’s annual Columbus Day parade on Liberty Avenue. The parade begins at 11 am. Great FREE family activity. The parade  will follow Liberty Avenue from Baum Boulevard to the Bloomfield Bridge.

When: Saturday, October 11; Starts at 11 am (lasts approximately 2 hours)

 

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 Haunted Pittsburgh Ghost Tours

 Journey back to the Gilded Age of ragtime and of robber barons, of boastful mansions bathed in gaslight, and of a “Millionaire’s Row” that was the most exclusive address in America.  A writer named James Parton once called Pittsburgh “hell with the lid off.”  You decide how accurate that is realizing that our city’s character was forged in vicious labor strife and in pig iron furnaces.  Any town that’s experienced the turbulence ours has seen simply can’t escape its ghosts, and Pittsburgh is teeming with them.

Tours are 1.5 hours long. Find out more and purchase tickets
Location: Outside the lower station of the Monongahela Incline, Station Square
When: Saturdays through Halloween plus additional October dates at 7:30
Cost: $18 (includes round trip incline trip)

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