The Golden Gays present Hot Flashbacks at the Allegheny Overlook Park on July 11.
What to do this week in Pittsburgh, from the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix to The Golden Gays: July 5-11
Monday, July 5: Bites and Pints Food & Drink Festival at Kennywood Park
1-8 p.m.
It’s a final bonus day for this new foodie fest at the National Historic Landmark, which recently was recognized as one of the nation’s best amusement parks. Pair your devotion for the Thunderbolt and Raging Rapids with cuisine from around the globe crafted by chef Brian Pekarcik of BRGR and Spoon fame. Thrill-seekers will enjoy chef-inspired tastings paired with specialty cocktails and craft beer plus a smorgasbord of local bands. Buy tickets.
An interview with Zeal Eva, a Distillery Artist in Residence
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Infinite Essence: Celestial Liberation spreads empowering Black artwork on billboards throughout Pittsburgh
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CP photo: Kaycee Orwig Local Hidden Gem for Animal Experiences: Black Cat Market Co-owner, Indigo Baloch Pittsburgh boasts a number of great ways to see and experience art and entertainment. Some are more obvious, like the major museums located in the city’s Oakland and North Side neighborhoods. Others are a little harder to find, but no less interesting or worthwhile. See below for
Pittsburgh City Paper’s list of
local faves and
hidden gems, including galleries, theaters, tours, and other fun ways to spend a day with friends or family, or on a solo adventure.
Art Museum
4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland. cmoa.org