Magic Cleaners, a long-time business of East Liberty, has moved their space from the commercial building next to the former Penn Circle highrise sight to 6101 Broad Street, at the corner of Broad and Sheridan.
As part of the excitement from their move, they are offering this coupon. Click th highlighted word “coupon” and print this out for savings at a quality dry cleaners.
Visionary Performing Arts Academy celebrates their 10th year with a performance of “Never Would Have Made It!” on Saturday, June 20th at 6 pm at the Byham Theater, 101 Sixth Street Downtown. The celebration includes youth ages 2 to 18 years old performing tap, jazz, lyrical and other dance styles.
Ticket are $15.50 or 25.20. For more ticketing information, go to the Cultrual Trust website or call 412.441.1907.
Come support young leaders and celebrate the Pittsburgh Urban Leadership Service Experience at the Union Project on June 17 from 6-8 PM.
Join us for drinks and refreshments, DJ Gordy’s soul tunes, a raffle and an exhibition of the collective work of current PULSE participants. Ride your bike to PULSEations and receive a free raffle ticket!
PULSE has brought more than 90 college graduates to the Steel City, pairing them with community-building organizations ranging from hospitals to local radio stations and food banks.
Tickets:
$10- online in advance- ORDER HERE
$15- at the door
$20- VIP (includes a PULSE t-shirt) – ORDER HERE
Union Project, 801 N Negley Avenue
www.pulsepittsburgh.org
Show your Pittsburgh Pride by helping to preserve and beautify our city! The Black and Gold City Goes Green campaign encouraged environmentally friendly action we can all do around our home to conserve energy and reduce our waste.
Check out the website linked to the campaign title, sign up to receive monthly tips and actions , and report how you have reduced your carbon footprint! With an upcoming partnership with the Steelers, keep your eyes peeled for giveaways!
East Liberty has its newest addition to the fast growing restaurant district. Paris 66 is a quaint little bistro on Centre Avenue serving authentic French crepes. With a made-to-order menu of sweet and savory crepes, this would be a great treat for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner.
Along with their crepes, they have a nice list of sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts and beverages. The establishments is also BYOB, ($5 for bottle of wine, $1 per person for beer.)
Read the Paris 66 review in the Post Gazette.
Stop in the new spot for a pleasant, “Bonjour!” and a tasty crepe.
6018 Centre Avenue, 412.404.8166
Hours of Business:
Tuesday & Wednesday, 8:30 A to 4 P
Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 8:30 A to 10:30 P
Sunday 8:30 A to 2 P
