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Thursday, April 2, 2015

CP Weekend Podcast

CP Weekend Podcast for April 3-5: Unblurred, Easter eggs, and pooches

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The CP Weekend podcast for April 3-5 is now available here on the City Paper website. In store for you this weekend: Focus in on art along Penn Avenue, hunt for eggs in the museum and pet some pooches at the Western PA Kennel Club dog show.

The podcast is hosted by our Listings Editor Celine Roberts and produced by me, Multimedia Editor Ashley Murray. For updates on what's happening this weekend, follow the hashtag #CPWeekend on Facebook and Twitter.

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