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Summer Guide Events: May 23 - May 26
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Summer Guide Events: May 23 - May 26

By CP Staff May 22, 2019

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Summer Guide Events: May 23 - May 26

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Summer Guide 2019

By Lisa Cunningham, Summer Guide

We Are Among Us dramatizes 60 years of Afghanistan's tumultuous relationship with the United States

By Alex Gordon, Theater

Doctors risk their lives to provide abortions in After Tiller

By Hannah Lynn, Film

Bright Burning Stars offers a fascinating and dramatic view of the world of young ballet dancers

By Jordan Snowden, Literary Arts

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Summer Guide Events: May 23 - May 26

Summer Guide Events: May 23 - May 26

By CP Staff

Summer Guide 2019

Summer Guide 2019

By Lisa Cunningham

100 days, 200+ curated events to brighten up your summer
May 2019

May 2019

By CP Staff

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News
How Magisterial Judge Mik Pappas lowered eviction rates by 39 percent in his district

How Magisterial Judge Mik Pappas lowered eviction rates by 39 percent in his district

By Ryan Deto

Last-minute accusations lobbed against Allegheny County Council candidate Olivia Bennett's residency

Last-minute accusations lobbed against Allegheny County Council candidate Olivia Bennett's residency

By Ryan Deto

Pennsylvania graduates have the most student debt … again

Pennsylvania graduates have the most student debt … again

By Ryan Deto

Pro-Darlene Harris mailer accuses Peduto, Bobby Wilson of trying to buy election with “East End money”

Pro-Darlene Harris mailer accuses Peduto, Bobby Wilson of trying to buy election with “East End money”

By Ryan Deto

Anti-abortion group emails Holocaust images to Jewish Pittsburgh state Rep. Dan Frankel

Anti-abortion group emails Holocaust images to Jewish Pittsburgh state Rep. Dan Frankel

By Ryan Deto

Westmoreland County school's drill with shooter dressed in Middle Eastern garb draws criticism

Westmoreland County school's drill with shooter dressed in Middle Eastern garb draws criticism

By Ryan Deto

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Music
Former owner of James Street Gastropub helps people learn the music industry

Former owner of James Street Gastropub helps people learn the music industry

By Jordan Snowden

Local songwriter pens synthpop dance music LP about alkyl nitrites

Local songwriter pens synthpop dance music LP about alkyl nitrites

By Jordan Snowden

Nox Boys' trademark mix of psychedelia, pop, and punk is as sure-footed as it's ever been on new album

Nox Boys' trademark mix of psychedelia, pop, and punk is as sure-footed as it's ever been on new album

By Jordan Snowden

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Arts+Entertainment
<i>Bright Burning Stars</i> offers a fascinating and dramatic view of the world of young ballet dancers

Bright Burning Stars offers a fascinating and dramatic view of the world of young ballet dancers

By Jordan Snowden

Pittsburgh-born David McCullough finds inspiration in Ohio University for latest book

Pittsburgh-born David McCullough finds inspiration in Ohio University for latest book

By Rege Behe

'The law took an interest in me, so why can’t I take an interest in the law?'

'The law took an interest in me, so why can’t I take an interest in the law?'

By Lissa Brennan

How Churchill Farooq Ameen Al-Said got into activism
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Stage
<i>We Are Among Us</i> dramatizes 60 years of Afghanistan's tumultuous relationship with the United States

We Are Among Us dramatizes 60 years of Afghanistan's tumultuous relationship with the United States

By Alex Gordon

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Food+Drink
Disney Land-inspired cocktail finds home at local distillery

Disney Land-inspired cocktail finds home at local distillery

By Ryan Deto

The 700-year-old Mongolian dish that's getting hot in Pittsburgh

The 700-year-old Mongolian dish that's getting hot in Pittsburgh

By Maggie Weaver

A Pokémon Pop-up bar, farm fresh treats, and more food new this week

A Pokémon Pop-up bar, farm fresh treats, and more food new this week

By Maggie Weaver

A new shop in Sewickley has the most Instagrammable coffee.
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Film
Doctors risk their lives to provide abortions in <i>After Tiller</i>

Doctors risk their lives to provide abortions in After Tiller

By Hannah Lynn

<i>The Biggest Little Farm</i> highlights and hides the difficulties of running a farm

The Biggest Little Farm highlights and hides the difficulties of running a farm

By Hannah Lynn

University of Pittsburgh to add George A. Romero archives to library system

University of Pittsburgh to add George A. Romero archives to library system

By Amanda Waltz

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Lynn Cullen Live - 5/22/19

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

Free Will Astrology

By Rob Brezsny

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