Located in Pittsburgh’s South Hills area, Lincoln Pointe Apartment homes are available in spacious one and two bedroom floor plans with amenities that go way beyond the everyday.
With an array of accessible restaurants, shopping areas, entertainment choices and business centers only moments away, Lincoln Pointe Apartments redefine luxurious living.
Neighboring the city of Pittsburgh, Lincoln Pointe Apartments allow convenient access to many downtown attractions as well as the Pittsburgh International Airport.
Join fellow Chevy lovers for a day filled with prizes, food, entertainment, and classic cars! The 31st Annual Steel Town Corvette Club All Chevy Show will take place July 31st, 2011 (rain or shine) at Colussy Chevrolet, 3073 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017. Registration begins at 9am and admission is FREE for spectators!
For complete information check out the Steel Town Corvette Club website.
Rev'em Up For Kids Car Cruise, presented by Pasta Too restaurant, will be held on Sunday, July 17, 2011 at the Allegheny County Fairgrounds in South Park, PA.
Last year over 700 classic cars from around the Tri-State region were on display along with thousands of spectators. The event will kick off at 11am and will feature a special musical performance by local favorites Johnny Angel & The Halos. The fun starts continues until 6pm and admission costs just $5 per car or a suggested donation of $2 per adult. This event will directly benefit the Bethel Park recreational sports groups.
Don't miss what many call the best car cruise of the season! Check out full event details here.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Best of the ‘Burgh list is up! Take a look at some of the winning restaurants and plan your weekend on the town. Did your favorite place make the list? Who would you have voted for?
2011 Best Restaurants in Pittsburgh: Readers' Poll Results
Featuring first, second and third-place winners as determined by thousands of reader-cast ballots and tabulated by Grossman Yanak & Ford LLP.
Best Restaurant
1. Isabela on Grandview
2. Nakama Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar
3. Salt of the EarthAl Fresco
1. Pusadee’s Garden
2. II Pizzaiolo
3. Andora RestaurantAmerican
1. Bistro 19
2. Jackson’s Restaurant and Rotisserie Bar
3. ElevenAtmosphere/Ambiance
1. Eleven
2. Caileigh’s Restaurant
3. Isabela on Grandview
Siba CucinaAuthentic Pittsburgh Fare
1. Primanti Bros.
2. Fat Heads Saloon
3. Pamela’s DinerBakery
1. Oakmont Bakery
2. Prantl’s Bakery
3. Priory Fine PastriesBanquet Hall
1. Pittsburgh’s Grand Hall at The Priory
2. Rockefeller’s Grille
3. The ChadwickBest-Kept Secret
1. Spadafora’s
2. Valliant’s Diner
3. Taste of Art RestaurantBreakfast
1. Pamela’s Diner
2. Valliant’s Diner
3. Eat’n ParkBreathtaking View
1. Monterey Bay Fish Grotto
2. Isabela on Grandview
3. LeMontBrunch
1. The Grand Concourse
2. Coca Cafe
3. Paris 66Burger
1. Tessaro’s
2. BRGR Bar
3. Five Guys Burger and Fries
Red RobinBYOB
1. Piccolo Forno
2. Pure Cafe
3. Avenue BCatering Services
1. big Burrito Restaurant Group
2. Taj Mahal
3. DoubleTree
Check out the complete list here.
The 34th annual—all FREE—EQT Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta is the tri-state's most anticipated summertime event... and rightfully so. Every year, over 600,000 spectators swarm the banks of the Allegheny River, the inviting lawns of historic Point State Park, and the meandering river-walk of scenic North Shore to celebrate the region's most prolific festival of air, land and water entertainment.
Get ready to welcome the “Beach in the Burgh” as Sandsational builds the largest sand sculpture Pittsburgh has ever seen. Skies will explode nightly with Circus Orange—the most exhilarating combo of pyrotechnics and aerial stunt performers in North America.
Speed? Oh yeah, the North American Powerboat Championships are here again to tame the Allegheny at 125/mph! And, of course, one of the nation's top fireworks shows—the EQT “Flashes of Freedom” Fireworks Fantasia, produced by Pyrotecnico, caps it all. In between, there's music, food, kids zone, dragon boats, bass fishing, bike stunt shows, “Anything that Floats,” and so much more at the summer's largest family extravaganza and your FREE Vacation Destination!
The event lasts from Saturday, July 2 through Monday, July 4. For a full event schedule, check out the Regatta’s webpage.
Looking for some quality family bonding time this weekend? Why not take the kids to the Pittsburgh Zoo! While there, be sure to check out their family-oriented exhibits. Right now, you can check out playful tiger cubs and Painted Dog puppies. But catch them now because soon they will be grown!
Enjoy some great local theater this week. ‘Violet Sharp’ will be playing at the Grey Box Theatre in Lawrenceville from June 9th until the 25th. Check out this great theatrical foray into history:
Set against the backdrop of the notorious 1932 Lindbergh Kidnapping Case, this prize-winning drama tells the story of a young British servant who becomes a suspect in the crime. Having lied about her whereabouts on the night of the kidnapping, Violet Sharp—pursued by her own personal demons, as well as the police—strives to clear her name but only strengthens the conviction that she is guilty.
Tickets are $20 for general admission, $12 for students and seniors, $10 for groups of 8 or more. Visit Pro Arts (http://www.proartstickets.org/events/view/813) to purchase tickets.
There is a new theater in the Northside. But this one is a little bit different…
The Steel City Improv Theater wants you to be on stage! They offer acting, improv, and musical classes as taught by New York graduates of the famed People’s Improv Theater and Upright Citizens Brigade, but you can also leap right on stage every Saturday evening at 6:30 as part of their free “SCIT Social.” All you have to do is sign up at 6pm to be in an all improvised comedy show. If you don’t feel like joining in the fun, the Social is also free to watch. But that isn’t the only free show…
Every Monday night the resident performers at the SCIT put on their weekly Totally Free Monday show. The show starts at 8pm, features sets from three comedy troupes and, well, it’s FREE.
They also have a full line-up of $5 shows every Friday and Saturday night specializing in improvisational comedy shows, sketch comedy, live podcast recordings, experimental theater, and short musicals. Check out the SCIT’s full schedule here.
