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    PRIDE Millvale

    PRIDE Millvale organizers want LGBTQIA community to find acceptance in the borough

    Festivities start at noon on June 26.
    09 Jun 2021

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    FOOD NEWS: Your favorite Pittsburgh chefs and pre- FOOD NEWS: Your favorite Pittsburgh chefs and pre-pandemic dishes are still around, even if their surroundings are a bit different. We’re dishing up the details on the new spot by Roger Li, owner of Lawrenceville’s Ki Ramen and Ki Pollo, plus where you’ll be able to find Provision PGH when it leaves Federal Galley and more. Full details at the link in our bio. Photo courtesy of Nanban
    WEEKEND PLANS: Looking for something to do this we WEEKEND PLANS: Looking for something to do this weekend? We’ve got you covered with our weekly event guide. ✨Friday, June 18, through Sunday, June 20: People’s Pride PGH ✨Friday, June 18, 4-8pm: Art as Liberation: Celebrating Black Art in Pittsburgh at 320 Sampsonia Way ✨Saturday, June 19, 10am-4pm: Atlatl Competition at Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village ✨Saturday, June 19, 10-11am: Persad Center’s Step Ball Change in Lawrenceville ✨Saturday, June 19, 12-8pm: Magnificent Motown! Art Inspired by the Music at the Kelly Strayhorn Theater ✨Sunday, June 20, 6:30-8:30pm: Dad’s Day Kayaking in North Park ✨Sunday, June 20, 7:30pm: Allegheny County Summer Concert Series at Hartwood Acres And that’s not all, there’s more in our event guide at the link in our bio.
    Who’s hiring in Pittsburgh? Bosch, Carnegie Muse Who’s hiring in Pittsburgh? Bosch, Carnegie Museums, CCAC and more. Our newest job guide is up now at the link in our bio, full of opportunities for you! Photo by TH Carlisle
    Ready for a vacation? Southwest is making it easie Ready for a vacation? Southwest is making it easier with 2 new nonstop flights from Pittsburgh. We have all of the details at the link in our bio. ✈️ Photo courtesy Southwest Airlines
    There’s no better place to practice taking risks There’s no better place to practice taking risks than in the theater. At @TheEllisSchool’s new summer institute, girls will explore their burgeoning skills on the stage during Performance by Design from July 26-August 6 in partnership with @PghFestOpera. Is your daughter ready to experience the magic of theater? Register her today for Performance by Design at the link in our bio. Save $200 when you sign up for 2 Labs!
    Local artist, Mikael Owunna, is celebrating Black Local artist, Mikael Owunna, is celebrating Black lives on digital billboards across Pittsburgh for Juneteenth. ART: “Infinite Essence: Celestial Liberation” takes the artists’ acclaimed work and transforms it into a public art project. The work challenges negative media images of the Black body and turns it “into vessels of eternal life, using a combination of fluorescent and ultraviolet photography.” DETAILS: The work will appear on 11 digital billboards and kiosks across the city to coincide with Juneteenth, from June 18-30. The artwork will also be featured at @pitairport, @pghglasscenter, @silvereyecenter and @everydaycafepgh. Read more about this work at the link in our bio. Photo courtesy Mikael Owunna and Nick Caito
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