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The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust celebrates its 25th anniversary with 25 different Gallery Crawl locations on Friday, July 17, 2009, from 5:30-9 p.m. This summer's special program features the North American premieres of new works by Henrik Menne, Marnix de Nijs, and Edwin van der Heide at Wood Street Galleries; Brooklyn-based Luminescent Orchestrii performing a fusion of punk, klesmer, hip-hop and tango at SPACE; JazzLive Summer Stage with Jevon Rushton Group; Johnny Blas Latin Orchestra at Katz Plaza and more.
All Gallery Crawl events, which are FREE and open to the public, take place at a variety of venues throughout the Cultural District. For more information and a map of the events, please visit pgharts.org or call 412-456-6666. The Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District is sponsored by First Commonwealth with media support from City Paper and 91.3fm WYEP.Wood Street Galleries 601 Wood Street (above the "T") Physical Conditions Participating Artists: Henrik Menne, Marnix de Nijs, and Edwin van der Heide www.woodstreetgalleries.org
Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation Parklet at Seventh & Penn Avenue 5:45pm: Join expert guides for a FREE one-hour walking tour of the rich architectural history of the Penn-Liberty area of the Cultural District. Meet at the "Magnolias for Pittsburgh" at the Seventh & Penn Parklet.SPACE 812 Liberty Avenue SMOKE AND MIRRORS An exhibition featuring the work of 16 artists who are faking it in every sense of the word. Guest curator: Jesse Hulcher Live music by Luminescent Orchestrii www.spacepittsburgh.orgPennsylvania Culinary Institute 808 Liberty Avenue Culinary Sculptures Various sugar and tallow sculpture pieces created by PCI faculty. Hot food and beverages prepared by PCI students available for $1.Harris Theater 809 Liberty Avenue Local Film Shorts & Photography Theater: Local film shorts from 6:30 - 9:30 Harris Theater Gallery (in basement): Photos exploring the idea of place by Adam Paul Amrhein, John Foster Cartwright, Bryan Conley, and Laura Jean KahlArtUp @ 820 Liberty 820 Liberty Avenue Revelations: A Post Apocalyptic Emporium This art and installation by cb fisher is an abstract satire that explores the beauty of survival after a devastating fate.
Catholic Charities Building 212 Ninth St (Liberty and Ninth) Live music by Mon River Ramblers937 Liberty 937 Liberty Avenue 1st Floor: The Photography of Pittsburgh Filmmakers Photography by Julia Bodura 2nd Floor: Now I am the Master Featuring 12 past recipients of the Three Rivers Arts Festival Emerging Artist Scholarship who have had continued artistic success. Curated by Artists Market Coordinator, Sonja Sweterlitcsch. 3rd Floor: Testify! Pittsburgh Gospel Choir presents the music of female gospel greats by area drag performers, 8-9 pm. IT'S HOT, HOT, HOT, IN HERE! Pittsburgh Gallery Guide presents an exhibition of Pittsburgh area galleries showcasing area artists.943 Liberty 943 Liberty Avenue Counter Couture Graphic artists from The Cotton Factory, a Pittsburgh-based t-shirt company, pay a multimedia homage to 943 Liberty's previous incarnation as a Red Light District hot spot.Little E's 949 Liberty Avenue Live jazz music to be announcedSalon Christine 954 Penn Avenue Artwork by Diane Livengood and Kelli Clouser Music by DJ Kelli Burns
925 Penn Avenue PearlArts - Movement & Sound Sound design by Herman Pearl and Andreas Wetterberg Visuals by Staycee PearlNorthside Urban Pathways Gallery 914 Penn Avenue Attraction Music! Locally-made craft vendors! Ice cream! Art - including art created with visiting artist Lisa Miles! It's all at the Student Gallery at NUP - come see!9th & Penn Parking Lot 9th & Penn Avenue JazzLive Summer Stage Jevon Rushton Group from 6 - 7:15 pm Howie Alexander Project from 7:45 - 9 pm Music by DJ SMIFuture Tenant 819 Penn Avenue Installation & Performance featuring Melissa St. Pierre and Joanne H Visual and aural installations reflect on the mundane and routine, while garish ritural objects provide a sensory landscape. Live performance by the two artists, based on theories of hypnosis and ritualistic trance. www.futuretenant.orgMCG @ 800 Penn 800 Penn Avenue Paths to the Park See how visiting artist Julia Mandle brought chalk shoes to Pittsburgh to highlight the cultural amenities on the North Side.
8th & Penn Parking Lot 8th & Penn Avenue Roland Ford's Soul Blast Line Dance Line dance from 6:30-7:15 pm and 7:45-8:30 pm709 Penn Gallery 709 Penn Avenue Threaded Line Explore clay used as fabric in artwork by Lee Renninger.707 Penn Gallery 707 Penn Avenue DISCOMBOBULATED. A collection of surreal three dimensional paintings, sculptures, and unique installations by Marc Burgess. The fabricated environment is composed of large scale scenic works as well as new media light and sound experiments.Katz Plaza 7th and Penn Avenue Live music Live music by Johnny Blas Latin Orchestra Music by DJ Carlton Also stop by the First Commonwealth table for sweets. See the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium sidwalk-chalk artist and meet the ladies from the Pittsburgh Passion.First Night Ice: Free snow cones when you mention the phrase "So...I'll see you at First Night."Backstage Bar 655 Penn Avenue Live music by Eric Suesoff Pittsburgh Public Theater at the O'Reilly 621 Penn Avenue Live music by Joy Ike from 6-8 pm. Exclusive ticket offers, register to win tickets, cash bar, and more!
Arthur Murray Ballroom Studio 136 Sixth St. (above Melange Bistro) Dance Lessons Arthur Murray celebrates its 80th year in Downtown Pittsburgh with free dance classes and demonstrations by staff. 7-7:30: Salsa; 7:30-8: Tango; 8-8:30: Swing This location is not universally accessibleThroughout the District Enjoy performances by Mary Miller Dance Company roving throughout the District. Artist T. Foley will also "perform" ringtones from her innovative art and technology project on sidewalks and designated venues.After the Crawl Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh A summer rooftop party under the stars! Tickets: $35/$50/$100 More info: www.pgharts.org/cosmopgh
Pittsburgh Awards - Live Stats
Best Musical - Top 3
1.
THE PROM (Stage 62)
9.2% of votes
2.
ANASTASIA: THE MUSICAL (Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center)
9.1% of votes
3.
SOMETHING ROTTEN! (Geyer Performing Arts Center)