East European Festival encourages cross-cultural celebration

From enjoying Dobos cake and Turkish coffee to watching Bulgarian dances and Austrian puppetry, visitors who attended Pitt’s East European Festival this weekend got a chance to celebrate Eastern European cultures that have a rich history in Pittsburgh. The East European Festival took place in the Commons Room of the Cathedral Learning last Sunday. The...

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