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    Kidsburgh: Celebrate the Year of the Dog at these fun Lunar New Year events

    Oakland and Squirrel Hill
    March 4
    Various times
    19 Feb 2018
    Children's Museum Pittsburgh

    Kidsburgh: Lunar New Year Celebration at Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh

    Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
    February 4
    Noon to 4 p.m.
    30 Jan 2017

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    FOOD NEWS: Chef Kevin Sousa has left the Mount Oli FOOD NEWS: Chef Kevin Sousa has left the Mount Oliver Bodega after two months of business. The chef and his wife released a statement saying that their vision does not align with that of their collaborators, RE360. The bodega initially raised eyebrows for selling a Sicilian-style pizza for $40. For more details, click the link in our bio.
    WEEKEND: Kick off this first weekend of December g WEEKEND: Kick off this first weekend of December getting into the spirit of the season! From holiday shopping to theater performances, it’s sure to be a fun time. Find our event guide at the link in our bio. ✨Friday, Dec. 3: A Charlie Brown Christmas at the Byham Theater
 ✨Friday, Dec. 3: An Untitled New Play by Justin Timberlake at City Theatre
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Handmade Arcade at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Penguins on Parade at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Sounds for the Season at Carnegie Museum of Art
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Moonlight & Cocoa at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
 ✨Sunday, Dec. 5: Nationality Rooms Virtual Holiday Open House Photo courtesy of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
    If you’re looking for work, our twice-weekly job If you’re looking for work, our twice-weekly job guide is here to help! Right now, Carlow University, Fragomen and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History are hiring. Find more opportunities at the link in our bio. Photo by Tracy Certo
    BEER NEWS: Couch Brewery is calling it quits, Necr BEER NEWS: Couch Brewery is calling it quits, Necromancer is honoring Krampus and things are heating up at Grist House. We have all the details and more local beer news at the link in our bio. Photo courtesy of Couch Brewery
    RESTORATION: The Westinghouse Castle may find a ne RESTORATION: The Westinghouse Castle may find a new purpose as an arts center and school. HISTORY: The castle, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been vacant for several years. It was built in 1890 by George Westinghouse and constructed by architect Frederick Osterling. DETAILS: A group of investors, led by developer Bill Malloy of Greensburg, is working to raise the estimated $10 million to restore the stately Romanesque building. A new nonprofit, Turtle Creek Valley Arts, will sublet most of the building to the Westinghouse Arts Academy high school for arts-based education and use it during non-school hours for community events. 🔗Click the link in our bio for more info.
    EVENTS: We’re sharing 12 reasons to get excited EVENTS: We’re sharing 12 reasons to get excited for December. From shows to markets, public art and much more, there’s a lot going on in Pittsburgh next month. Find our December guide at the link in our bio. Photo by Bryan Conley courtesy of Carnegie Museum of Art
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