The most thought-provoking images of 2014 from Pittsburgh’s best year yet.
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CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh – Michelle King, Educator
Michelle King gives a lecture at Pittsburgh Creative Morning; Kate Stoltzfus says goodbye, and cool people have cool conversations.
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2014 WYEP Holiday Hootenanny at Stage AE
On Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014, the seventh annual WYEP Holiday Hootenanny brought local musicians, baked goods and family-friendly fun to Stage AE.
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RAW Pittsburgh Year End Show
RAW Pittsburgh ends the year with a small audience and wave of artists. The highlight of the night was Gabe Felice painting and Sofiya Mozley Fashion show.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Throws a Holiday Party for Friends
Photos from Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto’s 7th Annual Holiday Party at the Union Trust Building in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Amnesty International Pittsburgh Human Rights Festival
On Monday, Dec. 8, 2014, Amnesty International Pittsburgh Group 39 held its 28th annual Write-a-thon and Human Rights Festival.
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Local Promoter Lets Loose Racist Tirade on Facebook
Last night, Pittsburgh promoter Brian Drusky went on a racist tirade over social media attacking the recent Michael Brown-Eric Garner Protests. Within hours, a call to #BoycottDrusky had hundreds of comments and thousands of supporters. This included Justin Strong, the owner of AVA Cafe + Lounge, who suspended his upcoming project at Altar Bar that heavily relies on Drusky’s bookings. […]
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Handmade Arcade 2014 – Pittsburgh’s Indie Craft Fair
Handmade Arcade hosts thousands of crafty participants at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. The topic? Creative gifts Made in PGH.
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Alphalab Demo Day 2014
Alphalab unveils it’s class of 2014 with a Demo Day at the New Hazlett Theatre. Covey App, Nebulus, Data Squid, and Easely showcase their products.
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Awesome Pittsburgh Celebrates Three Years
Awesome Pittsburgh celebrates three years at the Pittsburgh Public Market with snacks and $1,000 ideas to change the community at large.