Showing posts with label fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fair. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Say No To Buncher Company's Plans For Private Drives Along Allegheny River

It's bad enough we've waited this long for the possibility of decent river access in the Strip and Lawrenceville, now we have this...

Check out the Pittsburgh Post Gazette's article on the possibility of restricted river access and private drives via the Buncher Company along the Allegheny River in the Strip District.

And the URA rears it's head...

In a statement, the URA defended the Buncher plan, noting that its Riverfront Landing development would provide far more access to the river than now is available in the Strip District. That's true, but cordoning off any portions of the new neighborhood is unacceptable, especially considering the tax incentives that are being proposed to assist the developers.



Make yourself heard ASAP!

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Eyes on Pittsburgh
Formerly the Pittsburgh Art Blog, Eyes on Pittsburgh focuses on cultural aspects of the region, including visual and performing arts, as well as locavore, development and environmental issues through original, analytical writing and interviews. Pittsburgh area galleries and art venues are listed at the sister site www.PghGalleries.com. The blog and website are volunteer projects from fine art photographer and Pittsburgh artist advocate rick byerly.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Lawrenceville Resource Fair and Community Celebration




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The Pittsburgh Galleries blog is a volunteer effort from Rick Byerly to promote Pittsburgh art events which feature artists from the area. The PghGalleries.com website effort is an up-to-date directory with Pittsburgh area art venues. Thanks go to Sirani Gallery of 5875 Forbes Ave in Squirrel Hill for being a sponsor and David L. Edwards Art and Anonymous for their donations to this effort. Donation and sponsor info can be found here. Rick Byerly, Uniquetake Photography
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I would like to invite you to come out to two fundraisers to support the Lawrenceville Resource Fair and Community Celebration. The $$ raised during the fundraising events will go directly to help fun the fair being held on Saturday May 30th, 2009 in the Allegheny Cemetery (Butler Street Gate) from 12-7 pm. The Resource Fair is an event that connects Pittsburgh residents to resources offered by non-profit and business The event celebrates the quickly developing Lawrenceville Community as a community that has a focus on local assets.

There are two fundraising events happening back to back to support the Fair. One on Friday May 8th at the New Amsterdam from 6-8 pm and the other is Saturday May 9th at the Remedy Bar from 10-2 pm.

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Saturday, June 28, 2008

Handmade Arcade Pittsburgh Art Festival November 8 and 9, 2008

After four amazing years at Construction Junction, Handmade Arcade is moving! Handmade Arcade 2008 will be held at the Hunt Armory in Shadyside (http://www.rahuntfdn.org/armory.shtml), just a short hop away from East Liberty and close to major bus lines. The Hunt Armory was built in 1916 and has had a long and varied history in Pittsburgh, having hosted everyone from Billy Graham to Led Zeppelin. We hope that this move will allow HA to really grow and continue to bring you all the best indie and DIY crafts Pittsburgh and beyond have to offer. And a huge thank you to Construction Junction (http://www.constructionjunction.org/) for being our home for four years. HA would not be what it is today without the support of the fine folks at Construction Junction.

Hunt Armory is located at 324 Emerson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206.

Handmade Arcade is Pittsburgh’s largest indie craft fair, now in its fifth year. Last year, over 8,000 attended Handmade Arcade.
The annual Handmade Arcade was created to give grassroots, independent crafters an opportunity to show and sell their wares, and to provide an alternative to traditional craft and art fairs.

You’ll find innovative visual art, jewelry, scary and sweet stuffed creatures, knitted accessories, silk screened prints and tees, felted fashions, hand bound books, spun yarns, stationery, ‘zines, housewares and lots more.

http://www.handmadearcade.com/

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Like what's posted on this blog and the website http://www.pghgalleries.com/ ? This is a volunteer effort so donations of any size are welcome which can be made via paypal here . Also at that link anyone interested in purchasing banner space, which includes placement on this blog and websites, can sign up there. Banner design included. Thanks! Rick Byerly
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

La Vie, Red Room Cafe and Dozen Bake Shop present "A Dream of Fair Women" April 30, May 11, May 17 2008

"A Dream of Fair Women", the theme linking three shows in three venues, beginning at the Red Room Café and Lounge. In a fifth installment of the Corridor Project by curator Jonathan Colon, new works by James Maszle and Tommy Conroy are presented. The classically inspired photographs, paintings and drawings are taken from traditional subjects. Flowers, nudes, and landscape are given a fresh reading by these promising young artists.

The Corridor Project is a collaboration of cutting-edge artwork with exceptional culinary artistry. The brainchild of Jonathan Bancroft Colon, Corridor is a successful endeavor that continues to introduce new artists to a discerning audience.

The Red Room Café and Lounge will host the opening event of Corridor V "A Dream of Fair Women" on April 30, 2008 from 6 – 8 P.M. Featuring happy hour appetizers and drink specials from the Red Room’s signature menu. Located at 134 South Highland Avenue, Pittsburgh. Curator Jonathan Colon is available for private art consultation and design. Call 717.330.3687 joncolon@yahoo.com.

"A Dream of Fair Women" opens on Saturday, May 11 at Lawrenceville art gallery, La Vie with a signature reception opening at 7 p.m. featuring a group of exciting local artists. Running through June 7th, the show can be viewed Wednesday thru Saturday 12 - 6 p.m. and Sundays 12 - 3 p.m. 412-253-7365, www.laviepittsburgh.com

The dream continues at 6 p.m. on May 17th La Vie and Dozen Bake Shop present painter, Jennifer Lee on the second floor of Butler Street's most appetizing new cafe. Enjoy Dozen's innovative dinner menu on this special Saturday night when the artwork is as delectable as the food. www.dozencupcakes.com

Bronwyn E. Loughren
La Vie
3609 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201
www.laviepittsburgh.com


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Like what's posted on this blog and the website http://www.pghgalleries.com/ ? This is a volunteer effort so donations of any size are welcome which can be made via paypal here . Also at that link anyone interested in purchasing banner space, which includes placement on this blog and websites, can sign up there. Banner design included. Thanks! Rick Byerly
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Pittsburgh art events: http://www.pittsburghgalleries.blogspot.com/
Pittsburgh art gallery directory: http://www.pghgalleries.com/
Photography from rick byerly: http://www.uniquetake.com/ and http://www.rickbyerly.com/



check out
http://www.PghGalleries.com


sponsored by:



pittsburgh galleries is a project from
pittsburgh photographer
rick byerly, http://www.uniquetake.com


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