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Seeing Pittsburgh @ The Bost Building
Now through January 31, 2009 In celebration of Pittsburgh's 250th anniversary, Rivers of Steel worked with 44 Pittsburgher's from eleven neighborhoods to produce the Seeing Pittsburgh project. Armed with cameras and instructions to show us what defines their community, these residents photographed the good, the bad, the new, the old, the physical, the emotional...everything that defines their neighborhood.
Visit http://www.riversofsteel.com/ for hours and directions.

Bring a copy of this email when you visit the exhibit in September and receive 10% off the Seeing Pittsburgh book.

Pittsburgh Project REMIX @ The Pump House
One weekend only! Thursday, September 18 - Saturday, September 20 @ 7:30 pm
Sunday, September 21 @ 3:00 pm A performance by award-winning director and playwright Megan Carney. Join us to hear stories about civic identity, changing neighborhoods, and the promise of the future in a new play performed by a ensemble of professional Pittsburgh actors. Each performance includes a community conversation with special guests and a chance to add your own story to the project.
For more information, visit http://www.mcarneyprojects.com/Pittsburgh_Project_REMIX.html.


Wheeling Through History @ Heinz History Center
Saturday, September 20 @ 9:00 am - Noon As part of the Young Preservationists Association's Pittsburgh Regional Youth Heritage Festival, Wheeling Through History Bike Tours feature Pittsburgh neighborhoods, history, and the progressive sport of cycling. Join Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area and Venture Outdoors for a bike tour of Pittsburgh's rich industrial history through the South Side and Four Mile Run.
Visit http://www.youngpreservationists.org/youth-heritage-festival for more information.


Pittsburgh Neighborhood Narratives Screening @ The Pump House
Friday, October 3 @ 7:30 pm Greetings from Pittsburgh: Neighborhood Narratives is a series of nine short films produced as part of the Pittsburgh 250 celebration. Each of the films takes place in a different neighborhood, offering a unique portrait of the culture, history and character of their setting.
For more information about the Narratives, please visit http://www.pghneighborhoodnarratives.com/.