About me: Tazza D'Oro is a cultural oasis... A place where a community gathers to connect. Enrico’s Tazza D'Oro is a European-style café and espresso bar dedicated to the historical roots of coffeehouses. Our baristi are well trained in the craft of true espresso and coffee drink preparation - serving you a "cup of gold"!
Who I'd like to meet: People who are serious about their coffee. People who love bicycles. Intelligent, open-minded people who enjoy art, music and culture. Come visit us at Enrico’s Tazza D’Oro!
Chris Ivey presents "The Fear of Us", Chap 2 of East of Liberty Friday - Sunday, February 29 - March 2 at 7:00 pm Friday - Saturday; 4:00 pm on Sunday
There is also a screening of Chapter 1 on Saturday at 4:00 pm
Tickets: $10 general admission at the door East of Liberty- The Fear of Us is the second chapter in filmmaker Chris Ivey's series about the redevelopment of East Liberty. The second chapter focuses on the approaching end to some businesses in the struggling black shopping area and race/class issues within the new developments. 105 mins. web http://www. kelly-strayhorn. org
I would like to point out that the Starbucks cup in the pic is not on my desk, as it appears to be, but on the desk NEXT TO MINE. That is Kristen's desk and the next time I see her I will slap her face. Glad you gave me the chance the clear that up.
this place looks awesome! coffee and bicycling and community...sweet. like, 75% of my family is in pittsburgh, haha...so i really want to stop by the next time i'm there! do you guys have live music?
What do you give a city that has everything? Why not its own opera! Help kick off the 250th birthday year of the 'burgh with the return of Squonk Opera's roast/toast of the formerly smoky city in a little show we call Pittsburgh: The Opera! We debuted this show in June of 2006 and sold out the run, so we're bringing it back for 4 shows only, January 17-20 at the Kelly-Strayhorn Theater in East Liberty (or Eastside as some people like to call it). Since the last run of Pittsburgh: The Opera, we’ve done operas for Baltimore, St Louis, Albany, College Park, Columbia, Chester County and South Orange as part of our touring series (put your hometown's name here): The Opera. But none of them compare to Pittsburgh. So redd up your room, grab your terrible towel and tap your inner yinzer for a rollicking good time with all of the other jagoffs. Yinz better be there!
Thursday, January 17 at 8 pm Friday, January 18 at 8 pm Saturday, January 19 at 8 pm Sunday, January 20 at 3 pm
Kelly-Strayhorn Theater 5941 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Tickets: $12 in advance $15 at door general admission $8 students, seniors $10 groups of 10 or more (all group sales must be in advance)
Available at the door or from ProArts Tickets via telephone at 412.394.3353 or secure website www.proartstickets.org
For more information about Squonk Opera or to see scenes from Pittsburgh: The Opera visit www.squonkopera.org
"In order to be really hip, you can’t have any notion of being hip. And that’s what Pittsburgh is. No one thinks this place is hip. So, it is the hippest place on earth!” -Rick Sebak from Pittsburgh: The Opera
damn i'm so amped! ever see those deals people send each other for cash cards? thought it was a joke right? me too, but i tried one last week, a free one for $500 good for Macys, and surprisingly it did work i couldn't believe it. you should go here and get one too, you see...?
I never would have believed it was true, but you can get print copies, t-shirts, hats, stickers and even other zines online... Check out www.urbanvelostore.com!
Shockspital T-Shirts are back in stock. The silky smooth 
