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Deutschtown Music Main Stage 2018. Photo by Whitney Lerch. Full Festival schedule inside Culture Guide 2019, Page 2 VegFest Featured Events & Opportunities Saturday, August 10th from Flea Markets Hosted 11AM-5PM in Allegheny Com- by FivePoints mons East Park. FREE to attend. Business District of Voted “Best Festival”, Observatory Hill Pittsburgh VegFest is an outdoor Sunday, July 21st ‘go-to’ summer festival bring- 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at ing together the best veg food the Observatory Hill public parking lot and the East Gate in Pittsburgh, music, shopping, building, inside & outside. Vendors, Sellers, Buyers, and cooking demos, animal welfare Volunteers needed. Pre-purchase $25, day of event $35 per orgs, & kids activities in the Steel space; Previous participants can get a discount! Pay via City. www.pittsburghvegfest.org/ Zelle or check.Email for more info: info@fivepointsbdo- hill.com and visit www.fivepointsbdohill.org The 7th Annual Health + Wellness Weekend Volunteers Needed Presented by “The People’s Office” Friday, FivePoints Business District August 16th - Sunday August 18th Fri. Aug. 16th Opening Reception “Money of Observatory Hill Moves Mixer” on the Northside at Colab Help with our fundraising events, 18 providing various financial resources, and participate in our general food, and entertainment by The Bill Henry Band, Sat. Aug. 17th Historic Hill 5k Run/ board meetings. We are trying to Walk/Ride & Community Appreciation Day help the neighborhood. Efforts sup- in Historic Hill District, https://runsignup. port our free event; Observatory com/Race/PA/Pittsburgh/HistoricHill , Sun. Aug.18th Health Expo in Allentown. Join us as we explore concepts that focus Hill Light Up Night. We held two on the enhancement of our mental, physical, spiritual, financial and environ- successfully and hope to keep it going with your help! mental health. Participate in fun, informative activities that will teach creative Email: [email protected] ways to live healthier lifestyles and help build healthier communities. Visit www.fivepointsbdohill.org www.hww19th.com for full schedule. Call 412.471.7760 for more information, to volunteer, or become a vendor. Culture Guide 2019, Pg. 3 Counting Down to Deutschtown Music Festival with Co-Organizer, Ben Soltesz By Lauren Stauffer

NSC: This is the 7th Annual Deustchtown Music Festival (DMF), is there any- thing new this year that neighbors and attendees can expect to see?

DMF: Yes, we’ve partnered with Allegheny Center Alliance Church to add a Sunday Gospel Brunch show at the Park Stage featuring their dance and choir teams, as well as, Pittsburgh native Joy Ike and more from 9a-noon. Plus, the Grand Hall at the Priory will join us for the first time for all ages shows both festival days where adult guests can also go check out Pennyslvania’s smallest bar inside the hotel at The Monk’s Bar.

NSC: Last year DMF diverted 84% of festival waste from landfills, will DMF continue to be a Zero Waste event this year? How can guests help the festival be 100% waste free?

DMF: We’re working with Pennsylvania Resources Council again to continue being a Zero Waste Event. Guests will see volunteers at Zero Waste stations to dispose of recyclable, compostable, and trash only materials. If you get food from any of the food truck vendors, all of their food and beverage containers and utensils are compostable! They go in the green top compostable bins.

NSC: Will there be a festival bus again this year? If so, will the route remain the same? and is it accessible for those with disabilities?

DMF: There will be two free festival shuttles again for Saturday visitors 11am-midneght and in addition, the fancy South Side Nite Rider shuttle on Fri- day from 5-10:30pm! Routes are the same for both days. Anyone with acces- sibility needs please give us a call so we can reserve you a parking space as close to the festival as possible. More travel/parking info for both days is on the festival’s website, including route map.

NSC: For first time festival goers, any suggestions to help make their day in Deutschtown the most enjoyable?

DMF: We encourage using public transportation, like Port Authority’s buses or the T, to get here. If you’re inclined to bike, we’ll have plenty of bike racks thanks to Bike Pittsburgh. There are two info tables located on Foreland St. by the Main Stage and by the Park Stage to get more info and Garden Wrist- bands. Wristbands are required to purchase beer in the beer garden near the Main Stage. The wristbands are $5 and all proceeds go towards the musicians playing at the festival.

NSC: What stages or areas should families with young kids look for fami- ly-friendly programming?

DMF: On Saturday from 12-7pm at the Park Stage there will be ongoing activ- ities for families beyond music including a tropical obstacle course and slide, whimsical performers and jugglers, face painting, Citiparks Roving Art Cart and more. The schedule is on the website under Food/Activities.

NSC: You know what, I’ll also include the Park Activites with the festival sched- ule in the Culture Guide too. Anything else neighbors and attendees should know about this year’s festival?

DMF: Download the Sched app on your phone to create your own itinerary ahead of time or check for what’s coming up next in between any of the 300+ shows. Please remember with so many working parts and people that sched- ules are always subject to change, even the day of. There will also be a limited amount of food trucks on Friday and over 30 food trucks on Saturday. The beer garden is open Friday from 3-10pm and Saturday noon-11pm.

NSC: Thanks Ben! In the following pages of the Culture Guide readers will find a hard copy of the DMF line-up as of June 26th to help get deciding where to start first!

Deutschtown Music Festival begins Friday, July 12th through Saturday, July 13th. The award-winning, free, two-day festival is a non-profit, all-volunteer event program of the Northside Leadership Conference. For more details about the festival, visit www.deutschtownmusicfestival.org Culture Guide 2019, Page 4 - DEUTSCHTOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE - DEUTSCHTOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE - 5pm Julia Capuzzi (Pop) 8pm The Chad Sipes Stereo (Alt) 7pm String Machine (Indie Rock) 6pm Aaron Lewinter (Jazz) 9pm Clay and the Crash (Pop) 8pm Any Gama (Jazz) 7pm Lauren ‘Shay’ DeMichiei (Alt) 9pm Marquis Of Vaudeville (Alternative) 8pm Adam Fitz (Folk) Armory Studios at 509 Tripoli St. – All Ages Teutonia Männerchor Tent at 857 Elks Lodge #339 4pm ezra & the reletivs (Hip Hop) Phineas St. Outside – All Ages at 400 Cedar Ave. – 21+ 5pm Chase and the Barons (Rock) 6pm Secret Eyes (Rock) 6pm Nameless in August (Folk) 6pm Dead Sin (Rock) 7pm The Fading Light (Alternative) 7pm Bad Custer (Rock) 7pm Grand Bell (Indie Rock) 8pm Strange Cocktail (Indie Rock)

Photo by Melanie Stangl 8pm The Buckle Downs (Rock) 8pm The Black Six (Rock) 9pm The Telephone Line (Rock) 9pm Funky Fly Project (Jazz) Siempre Algo Friday, July 12th 10pm GENE THE WEREWOLF (Rock) at 414 East Ohio St. – All Ages at 1055 Spring 5pm Diviaped (Singer/Songwriter) Park Stage at Allegheny Com- Allegheny City Brewery Garden Ave. Outside – All Ages 6pm Meghan King Johnson (Folk) mons East Outside – All Ages at 507 Foreland Ave. – All Ages 5pm Heinous Bienfang (Alternative) 7pm Rowan (Folk) 4pm Aubrey Burchell (Pop) 5pm Boonie The Kid (Hip Hop/R&B) 6pm The Hipsters (Alternative) 8pm Pat Lanips (Folk) 5pm The Struggle Bus (Indie Rock) 6pm Zachary Lee (Indie Rock) 7pm Poro (Cleveland, OH) (Folk) 9pm Dan McCoy (Singer/Songwriter) 6pm Dubplate (Folk) 7pm Single Jo (Alternative) 8pm The Mixus Brothers (Folk) 7pm Run the Meat (Brass Band) 8pm Walker and the Rebellion (Folk) Mike’s Beer Bar 8pm Honky Tonk 339 Band (Country) 9pm ShowPony (Other) Verdetto’s at 110 Federal St. – All Ages 10pm Akrasia (Indie Rock) at 814 Madison Ave.–21+ 5pm The Shadow Event (Rock) Main Stage at Foreland and 6pm The Bleepy Things (Indie Rock) 6pm Sui-Sideburns (Rock) Middle Streets Outside – All Ages City of Asylum 7pm Egomyth (Rock) 7pm Rebel Revolver (Rock) 3pm Lee Robinson & ISKA (Jazz) at 40 W. North Ave – All Ages 8pm The Bird Hour (Rock) 8pm The High Level (Rock 4pm hunnycomb (R&B) 6pm go home, Eddie (Rock) 9pm SLUGSS (Indie Rock) 9pm Ruby Claire’s Dead Flowers (Rock) 5pm SPISH (Indie Rock) 7pm Living With Monsters (Rock) 10pm Two Birds (Rock) 10pm TJ Isenberg (Rock) 6pm Jenn Wertz Band (Folk) 8pm Moe Seager (Jazz) 11pm School of Athens (Rock) 7pm The Borstal Boys (Rock) 9pm Dan Koshute (Rock) Hip at the Flashlight Factory 8pm Drowning Clowns (Alternative) YMR Club at 831 W North Ave – All Ages 9pm Jim Donovan and Sun King The Government Center at 631 Suismon St. –21+ 8pm Identity X (Alternative) Warriors (Rock) at 519 E Ohio St. – All Ages 6pm The Liberty Tubes (Alternative) 9pm Keith Smith(Hip Hop/R&B) 5pm BabiiBloo (Hip Hop/R&B) 7pm Tilted Shadows (Rock) 10pm Moemaw Naedon (Hip Hop/ Terrace 6pm Rev. Ezra & The Lone Pines (Folk) 8pm The Summercamp (Pop) R&B) at 800 Vinial St. Outside – All Ages 7pm Abstract Theory (Hip Hop/R&B) 9pm Shaq Nicholson (Other) 5pm Northern Whale (Alternative) 8pm Pharah Phitted (Hip Hop/R&B) 10pm Pretty Tombs (Alternative) Park House 6pm Aris Paul Band (Folk) 9pm Leprosy (Metal/Hardcore) 11pm f--k yeah, dinosaurs! (Punk) at 403 E Ohio St – 21+ 7pm Go Go Gidget (Alternative) 9pm Elkhound (Rock) 8pm Shake (Punk) Artist Image Resource Huszars Photo by Andy Peacock, Em Media 9pm The Rents (Alternative) (AIR hosted by PGH Winery) at 627 E North Ave. – All Ages at 518 Foreland St. – All Ages 5pm Ashley Mullens featuring Saturday, July 13th Penn Brewery Restaurant 6pm QUIET (Alternative) Gregg Campayno (Singer/Songwriter) at 800 Vinial St. – All Ages 7pm Standard Broadcast (Indie) 6pm Reliable Child (Singer/Songwriter) Family Friendly Park Activities 5pm Chiodi Trio (Jazz) 8pm Old Game (Alternative) 7pm Hexen (Singer/Songwriter) All FREE! in Allegheny Commons 6pm Jessica Lee & Mark Strickland (Jz) 9pm Heavy Chest (Alternative) 8pm Samantha Sears (Sngr/Sngwrtr) East Park Outside 7pm Rob Williams (Folk) 9pm Dan Petrich (Singer/Songwriter) 12-6pm Tropical Obstacle Course & Slide 8pm Rachel Whitcomb (Singer/Sngwtr) PGH Winery Satellite 10pm Jeremy Caywood (Sngr/Sngwrtr) 12:30-3:30pm Sculptor at 709 East St. – 21+ Threadbare Tent at 1291 Spring 5pm Joshua Carns (Jazz) Max’s Allegheny Rathskeller Garden Ave. Outside – All Ages 6pm Cosmic Wind (Alternative) at 537 Suismon St. – All Ages 5pm REPO MAN (Punk) 7pm The Vics (Indie Rock) 6pm Wild Talk (Indie Rock) 6pm Black Ridge (Rock) 8pm Back Alley Sound (Hip Hop) 7pm Douglas Lowell Blevins (Sngr/Sngwtr) 7pm The Angie Haze Project (Indie) 9pm Kiwano Sour (Alternative) 8pm Mr. Fancy Pants (Indie Rock) 8pm A.T.S. (Alternative) 10pm amplifiers. (Alternative) 9pm The Petals (Alternative) 11pm Dan Bubien & the Delta Struts (Rock) 10pm Fake Accents (Punk) Threadbare Restaurant at 1291 Spring Garden Ave. – All Ages Grand Hall at the Priory St. Mary’s Lyceum 4pm Jaye Devine (Singer/Songwriter) at 614 Pressley St – All Ages at 910 Chestnut St. – 21+ 2-3pm Live Ice Carving by Ice Creations 5pm Randy Hollenbeck (Alternative) 5pm EMay & The Soundmen (Rock) 6pm Royal Honey (Rock) 1-6pm Face Painter 6pm Rachel Leigh (Singer/Songwriter) 6pm Cisco Kid (Rock) 7pm Damaged Pies (Indie Rock) 1-3pm Moon Bounce 7pm Sloane Simon (Singer/Songwriter) 7pm Demos Papadimas (Folk) 8pm The Beagle Brothers (Country) 2-6pm Climbing wall 8pm One Ray (Rock) 8pm Benefits (Alternative) 9pm Brahctopus (Other) 2-7pm Whimsy the Dream Fairy 9pm Carrie Collins (Singer/Songwriter) 9pm Working Breed (Alternative) 2-4pm 3WS Sports Challenge Teutonia Männerchor 2-5pm CitiParks Roving Art Cart Arnold’s Tea Straub Stage at 857 Phineas St. Inside – 21+ 3-6pm O’Ryan the O’Mazing Juggler at 502 E. Ohio St. – All Ages at 1000 Constance St. – All Ages 4pm Lem (Folk) 4-5pm Live Ice Carving by Ice Creations 2pm Dreamz of Music Foundation (R&B) 6pm Northern Gold (Singer/Songwriter) 5pm Portrait People (Indie Rock) 4pm Kynzie Webb (Singer/Songwriter) 7pm The Waif (Indie Rock) 6pm Appalachian Doom Gospel (folk) DEUTSCHTOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE - DEUTSCHTOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE - Culture Guide 2019, Pg. 5

4pm David Hipchen (Singer/Songwriter) Park Stage at Allegheny Com- 5pm Daryl Shawn (Other) Armory Studios Max’s Allegheny Rathskeller at mons East Outside – All Ages 6pm Dennis Malley (Other) at 509 Tripoli St. – All Ages 537 Suismon St. – All Ages 11am OHM Project (Alternative) 7pm Six O’Matic (Other) 4pm Dan Stonerook and the 5pm Plasma Arc (Electronic) 12pm The Whelming Waters (Alt) 8pm Lily Harvey (Singer/Songwriter) Wounded Moose (Rock) 6pm NORM (Indie Rock) 1pm Avi Diamond (Folk) 9pm Katie Dee & The Quaking Aspens (Folk) 5pm Oceans to Ash (Metal) 7pm Paul Labrise and Friends (Indie) 2pm Lindsay Dragan And Her Band (Folk) 10pm Nathan Gerard Janov (Sngr/Sngwtr) 6pm Merz, Miller & The Wolves (Indie) 8pm Turnpike Gardens (Rock) 3pm Ferdinand the Bull (Folk) 7pm The Night’s Watch (Metal) 9pm Sound Elevator (Alternative) 4pm The Moat Rats (Rock) Arnold’s Tea 8pm Goest Ryder (Hip Hop/R&B) 10pm Sorry, I’m Dead (Punk) 5pm Buffalo Rose (Folk) at 502 E. Ohio St. – All Ages 9pm Kaelber (Rock) 11pm Rocky Dennis Face (Punk) 6pm iNCO FIdO (Other) 12pm Brian Junker (Folk) 7pm The Tamburitzens (Other) 1pm Gary Prisby (Singer/Songwriter) Wigle Whiskey at 1055 Spring St. Mary’s Lyceum 7:30pm Bindley Hardware Co. (Country) 2pm Jay Michaels (Singer/Songwriter) Garden Ave. Outside – All Ages at 910 Chestnut St. – 21+ 8:30pm Raelyn Nelson Band (Country) 3pm Sadie’s Song (Singer/Songwriter) 12pm The Sun Champs (Rock) 6pm War Street (Alternative) 4pm C. Frank (Singer/Songwriter) 1pm ForeverWEST (Hip Hop/R&B) 7pm Bingo Quixote (Indie Rock) Main Stage at Foreland and 5pm Donna O (Singer/Songwriter) 2pm Big Blitz (Electronic) 8pm The Bleil Brothers (Jazz) Middle Streets Outside – All Ages 6pm Johnny Stanec (Singer/Songwriter) 3pm The Electric Army (Rock) 9pm vireo (Indie Rock) 12pm Snowdonia (Indie Rock) 7pm Alyssa Hankey (Folk) 4pm Vapo Reeves (Hip Hop/R&B) 10pm The Skratchtrax (Punk) 1pm Lexa Terrestrial (Hip Hop/R&B) 8pm Caleb Pogyor (Singer/Songwriter) 5pm Hear Tonight (Indie Rock) 11pm The Long Hunt (Rock) 2pm Olga Watkins Band (Other) 6pm The Cliffdogs (Indie Rock) 3pm Ryan Hoffman and the Pioneers (Folk) Elks Lodge #339 7pm Soda Club (Alternative) Penn Brewery Terrace at 800 4pm Jack Swing (Rock) at 400 Cedar Ave. – 21+ 8pm GHOST (Pop) Vinial St. Outside – All Ages 5pm Chet Vincent and the Big 6pm Angela Autumn & The New Makers (Folk) 9pm Suavity’s Mouthpiece (Pop) 7pm Soul Shine Overdrive (Rock) Bend (Indie Rock) 7pm Stone Throwers (Indie Rock) 8pm Thirty Years Later (Rock) 6pm The Van Allen Belt (Alternative) 8pm The Dead End Streets (Folk) YMR Club 9pm Blue Clutch (Rock) 7pm The Human Circuit (Rock) 9pm Maria Carrelli (Folk) at 631 Suismon St. – 21+ 10pm Typhoid Rosie (Alternative) 8pm Sierra Sellers (Hip Hop/R&B) 10pm The Real Sea (Indie Rock) 5pm Hell’s Oasis (Indie Rock) 11pm Paddy the Wanderer (Indie) 9pm Bastard Bearded Irishmen (Rock) 11pm André Costello & the Cool Minors (Rock) 6pm Devin Moses & Co. (Rock) 10pm Bill Henry Band (Hip Hop/R&B) 7pm Ishtar Vintage Bellydance Band (Other) Penn Brewery Biergarten at 800 Allegheny City Brewery at 507 8pm Street Pigeons (Rock) Vinial St. Outside – All Ages Skyline Stage at Allegheny Com- Foreland Ave. – All Ages 9pm Gator Shakes (Metal) 2pm Jacerblöö (Slumbercore) mons Park Outside – All Ages 3pm Six Demon Bag (Indie Rock) 10pm Kid Durango (Punk) 3pm Tupelo and Noah (Singer/Songwriter) 3pm Stone Cold Killer (Rock) 4pm Jessica Rosario (Pop) 11pm Kleptosonic (Rock) 4pm Middle Children (Singer/Songwriter) 4pm or the Duck Dies (Rock) 5pm Clint Bleil Quartet (Jazz) 12am Rat Tits (Rock) 5pm Hearken (Alternative) 5pm Murder for Girls (Punk) 6pm Good Ship Gibraltar (Indie Rock) 6pm Thom Hunter and the Rocket 6pm Chip & The Charge Ups (Rock) 7pm Sam Stucky (Indie Rock) Penn Brewery Restaurant Surgeons (Rock) 7pm Smokey Bellows (Rock) 8pm Rave Ami (Reggae) at 00 Vinial St. – All Ages 8pm Pet Clinic (Rock) 9pm Tetchy (Alternative) 2pm Princess Nostalgia (Alternative) Blacksmith Studio 9pm BBGuns (Hip Hop/R&B) 10pm Brother From Another Mother (Indie) 3pm The Universe Online (Indie) at 900 Middle St. – All Ages 4pm James Vivirito (Singer/Songwriter) 1pm The Zells (Indie Rock) Grand Hall at the Priory at 614 PGH Winery Satellite 5pm Cassandra Acree (Singer/Songwriter) 2pm Princex / Just Fern (Hip-Hop) Pressley St – All Ages at 709 East St. – 21+ 6pm Paul Tabachneck (Folk) 3pm Flower Crown (Indie Rock) 3pm Pixelated (Rock) 4pm Revival Choir (Indie Rock) 7pm saltlick (Alternative) 4pm TOP nachos (Rock) 4pm Same Moon (Rock) 5pm Matt Seibel (Electronic) 8pm Distelfink (Jazz) 5pm Eyebawl (Alternative) 5pm Heather Kropf (Singer/Songwriter) 6pm Crew of the Half Moon (Indie) 6pm Grace Vonderkuhn (Alt) 6pm The Semi-Supervillains (Rock) 7pm Moemaw Naedon (Hip Hop/R&B) Verdetto’s 7pm Silver Car Crash (Punk) 7pm LoFi Delphi (Rock) 8pm Gallo Locknez (Hip Hop/R&B) at 814 Madison Ave. – 21+ 8pm Niku Daruma (Other) 8pm Dinosoul (Indie Rock) 9pm Blue Vervain (Indie Rock) 5pm Shifted Past (Alternative) Artist Image Resource 9pm Venus In Furs (Alternative) 10pm Essential Machine (Indie Rock) 6pm Ugly Blondes (Alternative) (AIR hosted by PGH Winery) at 11pm Shrouded In Neglect (Metal) 7pm Water Trash (Rock) 518 Foreland St. – All Ages Threadbare Tent at 1291 Spring 8pm The Stedwells (Rock) 2pm Jess Klein and the Good Time (Folk) Garden Ave Outside – All Ages Javor Croation National Hall 9pm Adelaide in Autumn (Rock) 3pm Gallatin Hall (Folk) 1pm Still Not Sober (Other) at 805 East St. – All Ages 10pm Scott Fry Experience (Indie) 4pm Brewer’s Row (Indie Rock) 2pm Elias Khouri (Rock) 4pm Yaro and the Static (Rock) Huszars at 627 E North Ave Out- 5pm Letitia VanSant (Folk) 3pm Cpx3 (Hip Hop/R&B) 5pm Gentleman Brawlers (Jazz) side – All Ages 6pm Decaffeinated Grapefruit (Alt) 4pm Mark Lykkos & The Kinsey Five 6pm Vazum (Detroit, MI) (Rock) 1pm The Ne’er Do Wells (Rock) 7pm Dan Getkin & the Twelve Six (Folk) 5pm Orange Mammoth (Indie) 2pm Jor (Hip Hop/R&B) 8pm Victory At The Crossroads (Alt) 6pm Bonnie & the Mere Mortals (Folk) Straub Stage 3pm Villainess (Rock) 9pm Walkman (Hip Hop/R&B) 7pm Nightly Standard (Rock) at 1000 Constance St. – All Ages 4pm The Fall Down (Alternative) 10pm The Weird Paul Rock Band (Rock) 8pm Honey Prism (Indie Rock) 5pm Kanti Kasa (Hip Hop/R&B) 5pm AE Honick & Friends (Rock) 6pm Identity X (Rock) 6pm SOLARBURN (Rock) Kaffeehaus at 1022 Chestnut St. Threadbare Restaurant at 1291 7pm Dr. HollyHood (Hip Hop/R&B) 8pm Optimistic Apocalypse (Alt) Outside – All Ages Spring Garden Ave – All Ages 8pm Only Flesh (Metal/Hardcore) 9pm Of Sea and Stone (Folk) 1pm Javerblöö (Slumbercore) 1pm Ethan Jano (Country) 9pm T.K. KAVI (Hip Hop/Rock) 10pm Slim and Red (Indie Rock) 2pm Victoria Morgan (Pop) 2pm Megan Pennington (Folk) 3pm TV 2000 (Rock) 3pm The Folk Project (Folk) 4pm Cathy Stewart & the Conspirators (Other) Culture Guide 2019, Page 6 - DEUTSCHTOWN MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE 5pm Mark Ferrari (Rock) 9pm Jordan McLaughlin and the East St. Beer Garage at 807 East Fourth Hour (Folk) St Outside – All Ages 10pm townsppl (Folk) 2pm GutterRich (Alternative) 3pm 9Sundays (Rock) Annex 4pm Gladstone Deluxe (Electronic) at 522 E Ohio St. – All Ages 5pm Neostem (Alternative) 12pm Jordan Auth (Singer/Songwriter) 6pm Hepcat Dilemma (Alternative) 1pm Morgan Erina (Singer/Songwriter) 7pm Bstrok (Hip Hop/R&B) 2pm Brad Yoder (Singer/Songwriter) 8pm Charlie Wheeler Band (Rock) 3pm Zoob (Singer/Songwriter) 4pm Danny Rectenwald (Sngr/Sngwtr) East Commons Fountain at North and Cedar Avenues Outside – All Ages The Government Center 1pm Vocal Confluence (Other) at 519 E Ohio St – All Ages 3pm Colonel Eagleburger’s High- 1pm Lorenzo’s Oil (Other) stepping Goodtime Band (Folk) 2pm There You Are (Alternative) 3pm Native Alloys (Alternative) Siempre Algo 4pm Strange Monsters (Indie Rock) at 414 East Ohio St. – All Ages 5pm Venus Monolith (Rock) 5pm Jon Bañuelos (Singer/Songwriter) 6pm Los Vampiros Amarillos (Rock) 6pm WYEP Singer-Songwriter Com- 7pm Crystal Lee Morgan (Pop) petition (Singer/Songwriter) 8pm Dumplings (Indie Rock) 7pm WYEP Singer-Songwriter Com- 9pm Swampwalk (Electronic) petition (Singer/Songwriter) 8pm Jordan York (Pop) Bier’s Pub 9pm Bia (Singer/Songwriter) at 900 Western Ave. – All Ages 10pm Paul Eisert (Singer/Songwriter) 7pm Red Beans and Rice Combo (Folk)

Mike’s Beer Bar Park House at 110 Federal St. – All Ages at 403 East Ohio St – 21+ 5pm HABATAT (Jazz) 9pm The Pump Fakes (Rock) 6pm Javerblöö (Slumbercore) 7pm Zoom Grand Caravan (Alt) 8pm James Wolff (Rock) 9pm Different Places in SPACE (Rock) 10pm – 1am theCAUSE (Rock)

Youth Stage at James St. and Suismon St. Outside – All Ages 1pm School of Rock South Hills House Band (Rock) 2pm Self-Seriousness (Rock) 3pm MellowPhobia (Alternative) Photo by Whitney Lerch 4pm Sophia Blake (Pop) 5pm The Allies (Alternative) 6pm This Is The World (Rock) Sunday, July 14th 7pm Safety Last (Alternative) Gospel Brunch 8pm Sunburst School of Music House Band (Rock) Park Stage at Allegheny Com- mons East Outside – All Ages Teutonia Mannerchor Tent at 857 9am Wild Harbors (Singer/Songwriter) Phineas St Outside – All Ages 5pm 9:40am The Sparks (Singer/Songwriter) Witch Baby (Folk) 10:20am Allegheny Center Alliance 6pm Hen Pills (Indie Rock) Church Dance Team 7pm Iron & Rope (Alternative) 10:30am Daniel Amp (Singer/Songwriter) 8pm Echo Lightwave Unspeakable 11:15am Joy Ike (Singer/Songwriter) (Other) 11:45am Allegheny Center Alliance Church Choir, Orchestra & Worship Band Teutonia Mannerchor at 857 Phineas St – 21+ 2pm The Shameless Hex (Folk) 3pm Zach Wade & The Good Grief (Indie) 4pm Younger (Indie Rock) 5pm Bitter Whiskers (Folk) 6pm Jenny and the Jags (Rock) 7pm Sean Howard Orchestra (Folk) 8pm Alan Getto (Folk) SUMMER CALENDAR + BEYOND Culture Guide 2019, Pg. 7 Ongoing Events ermaker Jazz Band, 8/24 ages 5 to 12. www.citi- Ronni Weiss & Friends, 8/31 parks.net FahrzeugFest: German MOST EVERY DAY Lee Robinson & ISKA Motor Vehicle Show 2nd Gus & YiaYia’s ice Northside Oldtimer Unity annual event in Historic stand is located in Allegh- Cinema in the Park Free Day Gathering Saturday, Deutschtown on Saturday, eny Commons West Park movies in Riverview Park August 3 and Sunday, September 21. Contact serves old fashioned ice every Saturday beginning August 4th at 10AM-8PM in Annex PGH for more de- balls, popcorn, and more at dusk. (*) is part of the West Park by Lake Eliza- tails (412) 526-7638 since ‘your dad was a Spark! film series for en- beth lad’. gaging cultural dialogue. Factory Installed 2019 7/6 Fantastic Beasts: The Roving Art Cart Thursday, The Golden Age of Flying Crimes of Gindelwald (PG- August 8 from 10AM-1PM exhibit at Photo Antiquities 13), 7/13 Captain Marvel at Marmaduke Park. FREE, Museum at 531 E Ohio St. (PG-13), 7/20 First Man fun, multi-media art proj- from 11AM-4PM except (PG-13), 7/27 (*)The Eagle ects for children ages 5 to Sunday and Tuesday. See Huntress (G) 8/3 Avengers: 12. www.citiparks.net early women aviators who Infinitiy War (PG-13), 8/10 flew in the era of bi-planes (*)Golden Door (PG-13), Pittsburgh VegFest Satur- from 1919-1940 around 8/17 Indiana Jones and day, August 10th 11AM- Pittsburgh. the Last Crusade (PG-13), 5PM in Allegheny Com- 8/24 Won’t You Be My mons East Park. FREE to Randyland, Bicycle Heav- Neighbor? (PG-13), 8/31 attendVoted “Best Food Opening Reception Friday, en, and Johnny Angel’s Jurassic World (PG-13) Festival”, Pittsburgh Veg- September 27, 2019 6-8 Ginchy Stuff & Museum are Fest is an outdoor ‘go-to’ pm.Free and open to the three independent muse- Riverview Park Trail Work summer festival bringing public. Celebrate the ums on the Northside open Days Every last Saturday together the best veg opening of the Mattress daily. Explore collections of of the month get dirty food in Pittsburgh. Factory’s Factory Installed installation art, Pittsburgh’s and improve park trails for 2019. This new exhibition music history, and unique hiking and biking. Meet at Fresh Fest Beer Fest Satur- features installations by bikes. Donations welcome. the Riverview Park Visitors day, August 10 from 12- eight new artists, including Center 9AM-Noon on 9PM at Nova Place. Fresh Adam Milner, Nathan Hall, EVERY WEDNESDAY 6/29, 7/27, 8/31, 9/28, and Fest is the nation’s first Naomi Draper, Tra Bous- TriAnglers Lunchtime Fish- 10/26. Commonplace Black brewery festival caren, Patrick Robideau, ing Free fishing event for Coffee providing caffeine Pepe Mar, Jon Rubin and all ages through Septem- beverages. African-American Heri- Patte Loper. ber. Meet at Three Rivers tage Day Parade & Man- Heritage Trail Northside July Events chester Community Day. RP Day Sunday, Septem- from 11:30AM-1:30PM Roving Art Cart Tuesday, Saturday, August 10 starts ber 29. Celebrate River- July 2 from 10AM-1PM at at 11AM rain or shine. Be- view Park at the 2nd Annu- Solar Concert Series Enjoy Troy Hill Spray Park. FREE, gins at Pennsylvania Ave. al RP Day Follow Friends of free live music outside in fun, multi-media art proj- and ends in Manchester Riverview Park for updates: the sunshine at Buhl Com- ects for children ages 5 to Field. www.facebook.com/ munity Park at Allegheny 12. www.citiparks.net FriendsOfRiverviewPark Square. Bring your lunch Kasuma: Infinity Screening and enjoy family-friendly Live on the River Free Sum- October Events concerts on a solar-pow- mer Concert Series at the Anniversary Art Auction ered sound system Rivers Casino Amphithe- Wednesdays at 12:15 ater. Thursday, July 4th at p.m. 7/10 Sweaty Already 7PM featuring No Bad JuJu Band, 7/17 Lindsay Dra- gan, 7/24 Luke McLaugh- Deutschtown Music Festi- lin: AKA Young Fool, 7/31 val 7th annual free music Feralcat, 8/7Contraduo, festival Friday, July 12 and 8/14 Stone Throwers, 8/21 Saturday, July 13 plus Sun- Clara Kente, 8/28 Mista day Brunch, July 14th. Cookie Jar & The Choco- late Chips Sinbad at Rivers Casino Thursday, August 15, 2019, for a comedey show on 6-8 pm. $20/$15 MF Mem- Thursday, October 17, Banjo Night at Allegheny Friday, July 19th at 7PM. ber. Get to know the artist 2019, 6 pm.Original works Elks Lodge #339. Doors Tickets at www.riverscasi- behind the polka dots. by more than 80 artists will open at 7PM. no.com Watch the film Kusama: be up for auction at one Infinity; experience Infin- of the Mattress Factory’s Bluegrass Night with Shelf College Kickstart Day ity Dots, Mirrored Room major fundraisers. All pro- Life String Band at Park Open House Events at and Repetitive Vision, ceeds benefit the muse- House. Music starts at 9PM CCAC Allegheny Campus two Kusama rooms in the um’s artists, exhibitions Wednesday, July 17 from Mattress Factory’s per- and related programming. EVERY FRIDAY 3PM-6PM Free open house manent collection; and Learn more at mattress. Northside Farmers’ Market event provides the perfect explore photos and items org. from 3-7PM in Allegheny opportunity to learn about from Kusama’s installation Commons Park East. Stop educational options, in 1996. Art And…with Patte Loper by A Place to Start’s table career and transfer pro- for health + wellness activ- grams, financial aid. Bicycle Heaven Show ities. & Swap Meet Saturday, Pistons in the Park Car August 24 and Sunday, EVERY SATURDAY Cruise Saturday, July 27 August 25. Begins 9AM rain Yoga in the Park Counsel- from 12-4PM at Alleghe- or shine. Bikes, food, drinks ing and Wellness Center of ny Commons West Park and music. Pittsburgh’s free yoga se- above West Ohio St. City ries in Allegheny Commons of Pittsburgh Office of September Events West Park above West Special Events sponsored 50th Annual Mexican War Ohio St. at 10:30AM car cruise on North Side Streets House & Garden featuring cars, food and Tour Sunday, September 8, Thursday, October 31, Stars at Riverview Jazz vendors. 2019 11:00 AM 5:00 PM 2019 6-8 pm. Free and Series every Saturday open to the public. Spend from 7-8:30PM. 7/6 hunny- August Events Brighton Heights Choco- the evening with Factory comb, 7/13 RED, 7/20 Paul Roving Art Cart Friday, late House Tour Sunday, Installed 2019 artist Patte Thompson Quartet, 7/27 August 2 from 10AM-1PM September 22. Tour homes Loper, and learn about Tania Grubbs Quartet, 8/3 at Riverview Park Observa- in Brighton Heights, eat her practice and new Olga Watkins Band, 8/10 tory. FREE, fun, multi-media sweets, starts in Legion installation, “Laboratory for Funky Fly Project, 8/17 Boil- art projects for children Park. Other Worlds.” Culture Guide 2019, Page 8