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Pittsburgh Happenings: January 16-22

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This week in Pittsburgh covers all types of events, from a family outing to little alone time to reflect and plan. Begin the week with an inspiring presentation about Taylor Swift from an event industry professional. Then end the week with a tour of the city skylines and dinner on the famous Gateway Clipper. What could be better?

Muhammad Zaman stands beside a lab table filled with supplies in a blue shirt and tie.
Photo courtesy of City of Asylum

We Wait for a Miracle with Muhammad Zaman

City of Asylum and Virtual, January 16

City of Asylum welcomes author Muhammad Zaman to share his recently released work We Wait for a Miracle: Health Care and the Forcibly Displaced. His book shares poignant stories across continents to highlight the health care experiences of refugees and forced migrants.

 

9 different colored photographs of women arranged in a grid to advertise the Taylor Swift presentation in Pittsburgh.
Photo courtesy of MPI Pittsburgh

MPI Pittsburgh Presents: Event Planning Advice as told by Taylor Swift Songs

City Winery, January 17

Join prominent event industry professional Kate Patay through a journey of experiences and lessons that can be learned from singer Taylor Swift. Learn how her lyrics can help you achieve your wildest dreams in business and in life.

 

Four people sit around a table in the Greer Cabaret Lounge in Pittsburgh enjoys various drinks in low lighting.
Photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Broadway Trivia

Lounge at the Greer Cabaret, January 17

Buzz Worthy Pub Trivia hosts a night of Broadway trivia across decades of shows in the beautiful Greer Cabaret Lounge. Gather a team of friends or family and compete in five rounds of questions. Try your best to “seize the day” and take the crown!

 

The bar at Space Bar in PIttsburgh has bartenders hard at work on the right side and people enjoying drinks on the left side with a big moon light overhead.
Photo by Kylie Thomas

Drag Queens in Outer Space Bingo

Space Bar, January 18

Hosts and Drag Queens, Luna and Indi take you on a cosmic journey like no other. Brace yourself for a stellar evening filled with laughter, incredible cocktails, and of course, bingo. Don’t worry if you’re new to bingo, they’ll make sure you have a blast no matter if you win or lose.

 

Three people wait for another person to pour them a glass of wine inside the Gateway Clipper in Pittsburgh
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Captain’s Dinner Tour and Cruise

The Gateway Clipper Fleet, January 20

Looking for a fun and unique evening out in Pittsburgh? Come aboard the Gateway Clipper for a fabulous dinner and equally fabulous views of the city skyline. Start off with a buffet of strip loin, chicken breast, cheese tortellini, and much more. Then, dance the evening away to live DJ entertainment.

Check out the other events that we’re excited for this month!

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Regina George Mean Girls Cocktail

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This cocktail is fetch! If you’ve ever been personally victimized by a “Regina George,” this cocktail is for you. It looks sweet, but once you taste it you’ll fall victim to its tang. Really, the Regina George Mean Girls Cocktail is for all to enjoy. We think your father, inventor of the Toaster Strudel, would be pleased to hear about this. #IYKYK

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Regina George Mean Girls Cocktail

  • Author: Zack Durkin
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Description

Perfectly pink for Regina George!

Ingredients

Scale
  • 3 oz London dry gin
  • 1.5 oz of fresh lemon juice
  • .5 oz of simple syrup
  • .5 oz of pomegranate syrup* (or grenadine)
  • 1 egg white (or 2 tbsp aquafaba** for vegan version)
  • Cocktail cherry or umbrella for garnish

Instructions

  1. Add gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, pomegranate syrup, and egg white (or aquafaba) to cocktail.
  2. Dry shake for 20 – 30 seconds.
  3. Add ice cubes and shake for 15 seconds.
  4. Double strain into your favorite stemmed glass.
  5. Garnish with cocktail cherry or umbrella.
  6. Enjoy!

Notes

Pomegranate Syrup is 2 parts simple syrup with 1 part pomegranate juice.

The easiest form of aquafaba is the juice from a can of chickpeas.

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Mark Chutko’s TABLE Favorites

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TABLE Magazine Associate Publisher, Mark Chutko loves winter fare. He leans in to recipes that are warm and delectable when the weather outside is frigid and cold. Soups and chilis are staples of the wintertime hours he and his wife, Diana, spend in the kitchen. They enjoy the simplicity of these hearty, good-for you-dishes, and cooking them at home just makes them taste even better. He loves getting his three kids involved in the kitchen, especially when they’re all chopping and chatting all the way to a hearty winter stew. Here are some of Mark’s late winter essential recipes that make great use of winter produce and many locally grown ingredients. 

Escarole and Beans

Warm and savory with a bit of spice, our Escarole and Beans takes basic ingredients and makes them into a fabulous bowl of flavor. It’s made with marinara sauce, escarole, Great Northern beans, chicken stock, and just the right amount of seasoning. Not to mention, the versatility of this dish allows you to serve it as a side or as a meal with some cooked shrimp over top. 

Pasta Fagioli 

A black bowl filled with fresh Pasta Fagioli noodles and vegetables by Victoria Sande.

Pasta Fagioli mixes navy beans with your choice of pasta and a homemade sauce. It’s a fool proof weeknight dinner. After cooking, pair it with your favorite wine and you’ve got a romantic dinner for two when the kids are away.

The Best Wendy’s Copycat Chili Recipe

An overhead view of The best Wendy's Copycat chili in a bowl with grated cheddar cheese and a dollop of sour cream in a white bowl, with small bowls of sour cream, grated cheddar, and pepper, a couple saltine crackers, parsley sprigs and a gold spoon on a wooden surface.

Winter and chili go together like peanut butter and jelly. A hot bowl of spicy tomato broth with beans and ground beef is the perfect thing to keep you cozy. This recipe takes inspiration from Wendy’s Chili and brings the famous dish right to your kitchen. No more long nights waiting in the drive-through line! 

French Onion Soup

A large bowl of french onion soup.

Caramelizing onions for a French Onion Soup may sound tricky, but it is entirely possible! Yes, it takes some patience. With a little bit of time, and delicious ingredients like fresh Gruyère cheese, you’ll be happy you took the time to make this bowl of excellence. 

Spicy Sausage and Greens Soup

Don’t let the short ingredient list of our Spicy Sausage and Greens Soup fool you. The taste of this soup packs a punch with the natural flavoring of the hot sausage and escarole. The taste experience expands when you add tomato sauce and mushroom broth. It’s so easy to be won over by this mouthwatering combination.

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Quinoa Nourish Bowl

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A Quinoa Bowl filled with egg, avocado, kale, and more on a green plate beside a drink, chili oil, and a spoon and knife.

The whole-grain source of quinoa leaves it with a high fiber content, making it the perfect base for a nourishment bowl. It helps lower cholesterol, steady blood pressure, and even promotes a healthy digestive system. Contributor Anna Franklin magnifies these wellness elements with the addition of lacinato kale, greek yogurt, and avocado in her Quinoa Nourish Bowl. All these yummy ingredients come together mixed with savory red onion, protein-filled egg, and a bit of chili oil for maximum flavor and bodily happiness.

Quinoa Nourish Bowl Recipe

(Makes 1 bowl)

INGREDIENTS

3 leaves lacinato kale, chopped from Clarion River Organics
1/4 red onion, sliced from Who Cooks For You Farm
1/2 cup quinoa, cooked by package directions
1 egg
1/4 cup greek yogurt
1/2 avocado, sliced
Salt and pepper to taste
Drizzle of chili oil for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. In a skillet cook chopped kale and onion with a drizzle of olive oil and salt and pepper.
  2. Poach or fry egg, keeping the yolk runny.
  3. Place cooked veggies, egg, yogurt, sliced avocado and chili oil on top of cooked quinoa and enjoy!

Try our Winter Power Bowl for another wellness recipe!

 Recipe and Styling by Anna Franklin / Photography by Dave Bryce

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Nespresso Affogato

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Forget elaborate pastries and complicated cake techniques at your next cocktail hour or party. Our Nespresso Affogato, Italy’s answer to the perfect dessert pick-me-up, is where simplicity meets pure indulgence. A shot of rich, hot espresso meets a scoop of your favorite ice cream, melting it slowly. Plus, it’s one of 2024-2025’s trending ingredients for the way it can transport you to Italy in one scoop. It’s a dish full of textures and flavors; hot and cold, bitter and sweet, each bite an explosion of contrasting sensations. This recipe is an adventure for your taste buds and shows the power that a few perfect ingredients can have. Plus, the best part is with a Nespresso machine by your side, crafting this culinary masterpiece takes mere minutes.

Using Nespresso

While you can use any type of espresso for an affogato, we find that Nespresso pods provide a delicious balance between bitter and roasted flavors. Their premium selections range to fit any type of coffee drinker, even if you’re not normally a fan of espresso. You can choose from lighter, more delicate blends to the richness of more heavily roasted varieties. Don’t forget to recycle the capsules after brewing.

A hand pours a shot of espresso over a cup of ice cream to create a Nespresso Affogato with pizzelles and a shot of espresso in the background.

Origins of the Affogato

The exact origins of the affogato remain a mystery. We know it hails from Italy, which makes sense: it’s the land of espresso and gelato. Pinpointing the exact “when,” however, is a bit of a challenge. It’s thought to have come about after the invention of the espresso machine in the 19th century. It did not become popular until the 1950s, coinciding with the modernization of Italy’s ice cream industry. Others propose a much earlier creation, with one legend even crediting a 17th century friar for its start according to Food & Wine.

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Nespresso Affogato

  • Author: Emma Riva
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Description

What could be better than coffee and ice cream? w

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1 big scoop of your favorite ice cream
  • 1 shot of espresso
  • Pizzelle cookie for garnish

Instructions

  1. Add your ice cream to a small bowl or rocks glass.
  2. Brew espresso directly over ice cream,
  3. Garnish with a pizzelle cookie and enjoy!

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Pittsburgh Happenings: January 2024

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A man in a silly costume jumps in the air in front of lights while juggling bowling pins.
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It’s January and that means we have a whole new calendar of events in Pittsburgh! The month ahead is filled with music, art, and fun for all. Be wowed by a Broadway show that incorporates Bob Dylan’s music or take the family to see the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra play alongside Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire for a night of magic. Just make sure you start 2024 off with excitement!

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Girl From the North Country 

Benedum Center, January 9-14

Hear Bob Dylan’s music like you’ve never heard it before as you adventure alongside a group of wayward travelers in 1934 Minnesota. The Tony Award winning musical makes its stop in Pittsburgh for a beautiful production about music, life and hope.

Comedy Bingo Night

Arcade Comedy Theater, January 12

Experience a hearty stand-up show alongside a competitive game of bingo. This bingo-themed comedy variety show features improv, characters, and more! Audience members will be invited to play bingo between sets — and prizes will be available for any lucky winners. 

A team of huskies pulls a sled filled with a family through the snow outside of Nemacolin near Pittsburgh.
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Martin Luther King Weekend

Nemacolin, January 12-15

Take your long weekend getaway to the next level with skiing, massages, family-friendly fun in the Kids Club, and more. You don’t need to travel far for relaxation and delights. 

Locomotion Exhibition

Carnegie Science Center, January 13-14

Make a special trip to the Carnegie Science Center for a weekend all about the world of trains. Engineers of all ages will get a chance to explore a rail yard full of guest train displays owned and operated by model train enthusiasts.

​​The Courage to Stand

Heinz Hall, January 17

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is back to chronicle the some defiantly artistic and famous figures. From the opening notes of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, full of fate and fury, to the world-building text of Langston Hughes, PSO offer music that outlasts, outshines, and out-dreams all barriers.

A man in a silly costume jumps in the air in front of lights while juggling bowling pins.
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Cirque du Soleil: Crystal

PPG Paints Arena, January 18-21

For the first time ever, Cirque du Soleil incorporates ice into its mind-boggling performances. Skaters and acrobats combine traditional circus disciplines with synchronized and freestyle movement on air and ice for an unforgettable experience. 

The Magic of Motown

Benedum Center, January 19

Ready to get down to the rhythms of Motown? 15 power vocalists are backed by a six piece band to deliver you all the hits from The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, and many more.

Call of the Wild: Illustrated Edition

Byham Theater, January 20

This multimedia adventure mixes classic storytelling with projected illustrations to tell the story of Buck, the offspring of a St. Bernard and Scottish Collie. Buck is kidnapped from his lavish life on a California estate and sent to work as a sled dog during the great Klondike Gold Rush where he must survive the wild.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra plays on the stage at the Heinz Hall in front of a projector that reads "Let's go to the movies"
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in Concert

Heinz Hall, January 20-21

It doesn’t matter if you’re Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. Everyone can discover the magic of this wizardly epic while a live symphony orchestra performs Patrick Doyle’s musical score and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire plays on screen. 

DRUM TAO 30th Anniversary

PNC Theatre, January 27

Established in 1993, this group of talented instrumentalists dreams of creating the best show in the world using Taiko drums from Japan. The drums’ unique and expressive range of sound makes this show so fascinating.

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Anti-Inflammatory Butternut Squash and Lentil Soup

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Inflammation can not only leave you feeling in pain, it can also be a contributor to other issues down the line. Adding healthy foods like turmeric, fresh vegetables, ginger, and lentils into your diet will point you in a positive direction, with healthier outcomes. The more you incorporate the ingredients, the better you’ll find yourself feeling throughout the year. You’ll find all of these goodies and more in our Anti-Inflammatory Butternut Squash and Lentil Soup, which is designed to improve your wellness game! Plus, you can make this Butternut Squash Soup ahead of time to prepare for lunch for the week.

What Makes Butternut Squash Anti-Inflammatory? 

Butternut squash is actually one of the best vegetables for you to incorporate into a recipe for health benefits. It’s packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that bestow its anti-inflammatory properties. It’s a rich source of vitamin A, which plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy skin and mucous membranes. Additionally, butternut squash contains beta-carotene, a powerful antioxidant that helps protect cells from damage. The fiber in butternut squash can also help to reduce inflammation in the gut, promoting overall digestive health.

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Anti-Inflammatory Butternut Squash and Lentil Soup

  • Author: Anna Franklin
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Description

Give your body a healthy dose of creamy butternut squash and hearty lentils.

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1 large butternut squash
  • 1 thumb sized piece of fresh turmeric from
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 1 thumb size piece of fresh ginger
  • 1 large onion
  • 2 qt vegetable stock, homemade or store bought
  • 1 medium sized carrot
  • 1 can coconut milk
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • 1 cup dried red lentils
  • Fresh thyme for garnish

Instructions

  1. Peel, seed and dice butternut squash.
  2. Peel turmeric and ginger and cut into 1 inch pieces. Dice onion and carrot. No need to cut anything too small, everything is getting blended up.
  3. In a large soup pot, add all your prepared vegetables and cover with vegetable stock. Simmer for 1-2 hours or until all of the vegetables are completely tender.
  4. Using a stick blender, pulse together the soup until it is completely smooth.
  5. Add dried lentils and simmer for about half an hour, or until the lentils are completely tender.
  6. Stir in 1 can coconut milk.
  7. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
  8. Garnish with cracked pepper and fresh thyme leaves.

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Golden Globe Nominee Inspired Sips and Bites

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Sip and savor our tasty Golden Globe Inspired Sips and Bites while you watch the awards ceremony Sunday, January 7, 2024. The show will air on CBS (8 p.m. EST/5 PST) live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel, and will also be available on the CBS app, and will stream on Paramount+. Here are just a few sips and bites we were inspired to create after being inspired by the creativity of others in the film and television industry in 2023.

Golden Globe Nominee Inspired Beverages and Bites

Nominated in the category of Best Drama…

Killers of the Flower Moon

Best Actor – Leonardo DiCaprio
Best Actress – Lily Gladstone
Best Supporting Actor – Robert DeNiro
Best Director – Martin Scorsese
Best Screenplay
Best Original Score

Killers of the Flower Moon Cocktail

Moon Rising - Killers of the Flower Moon Cocktail. Two sit in martini glasses, garnished with a lemon peel. Bright red in color

This cocktail was created in anticipation of the movie release, after having read the book. Now we sip to celebrate the film’s popularity! If you enjoy a cocktail with the perfect balance of tangy and sweet, this one is for you!

Nominated in the category of Best Comedy or Musical…

Barbie

Best Actress – Margot Robbie
Best Supporting Actor – Ryan Gosling
Best Director – Greta Gerwig
Best Screenplay
Best Original Song – “What What I Made For,” “I’m Just Ken,” and “Dance the Night”
Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement

Hi Barbie! Cocktail

Three dark pink cocktails in pink coupe glasses with floating raspberriesColor your world outside of Barbie Land with our Hi Barbie! Cocktail. It tastes like all the good Barbie days feel: “It is the best day ever. So was yesterday, and so is tomorrow, and every day from now until forever.” So quoth Barbie from Barbie the movie. We imagine Barbie’s fingers are crossed for a Golden Globe kind of best day!

Ken-ergy

A look in of a single glass with a thick chocolate Ken-ergy: The Ultimate Post-workout smoothie and a little melting ice on the left sideIn the post-plastic Barbie revolution, we want to ride the wave and keep that Ken-ergy alive! Whether it’s for the love of all things pink and perky, or the desire to circumvent what society deems as masculine, we are feeling that big, big Ken-ergy vibe. Our ultimate post-workout smoothie will keep you energized while you “Dance the Night” away!

Nominated in the category of TV Best Comedy or Musical Series…

The Bear

Best Actor – Jeremy Allen White
Best Actress – Ayo Edebiri
Best Supporting Actor – Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Best Supporting Actress – Abby Elliot

Italian Beef Sandwich with Homemade Fried Peppers

Three Italian Beef Sandwiches lay in various directions surrounded by fried peppers.

This beef sandwich knows no season — something the customers who form a line of the sidewalk outside Carmine Berzatto’s fictional restaurant would applaud! Put a few sandwiches together, individually wrapped in foil to keep them warm, grab your favorite beer, and head to the couch to watch FX’s hit show, fingers crossed, snag a Golden Globe.

Nominated in the Category of Best Cinematic and Box Office Achievement…

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Shake Up The Lover Cocktail, inspired by Taylor Swift

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This singer/songwriter has taken the globe by storm. She’s won the hearts of people across generational lines, and the heart of one who crosses several goal lines (wink). We aren’t a bit surprised to see the her Eras Tour movie has made the list of nominees for this year’s Golden Globes. Shake Up The Lover Cocktail is a vodka based drink with a hint of citrus and a punch of passion.

Viewing Snacks

This list of 5 fun snacks was originally created as an encouragement to have a little fun in the kitchen with quality ingredients, and save money on overpriced and overrated movie snacks. You may have already enjoyed these while rocking out in the theater, viewing Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour. And if so, then you know these will also make great snacks while viewing the Golden Globes’s awards ceremony.

Give our official Golden Globe Cocktail a try here!

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Golden Globe Cocktail

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The 82st Golden Globe Awards will take place at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California. Acclaimed chef Nobu Matsuhisa has created a signature menu including dishes like Salmon Tartar with Caviar in Wasabi Soy, Sashimi Salad, a trio of assorted traditional nigiri and more. We, unfortunately, have no invite to the event, but, if we did, we have a cocktail we think would be a nice compliment to the meal, or at least a nice compliment to our dreams of enjoying what will surely be a remarkable spread. Catch us Sunday tuning in via television and sipping on our Golden Globe Cocktail, probably comfortably seated on the sofa in our jammies. See you there?

When Are the 2025 Golden Globe Awards?

The 2025 Golden Globe Awards will take place on January 5. The ceremony will be broadcasting live on NBC or you can stream it live on Peacock. This prestigious awards show honors excellence in both television and film, recognizing outstanding performances, directing, writing, sound, and so much more.

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Golden Globe Cocktail

  • Author: Zack Durkin
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Description

An ode to this golden event!

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1.5 oz Grey Goose Vodka or your favorite local brand
  • 1.5 oz Luxardo Limoncello or your favorite local brand
  • .25 oz of fresh squeezed lemon juice
  • Sparkling white wine
  • Fresh thyme for garnish

Instructions

  1. Add vodka, limoncello, lemon juice and ice to a cocktail shaker.
  2. Shake until the shaker is ice cold (about 15 seconds).
  3. Strain into a coupe glass or champagne flute.
  4. Top with sparkling white wine.
  5. Garnish with a sprig of fresh thyme.
  6. Enjoy!

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Pittsburgh Happenings: January 9-15

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A man in a white suit sings at a mic in front of a line of actors on a stage.
Photo courtesy of Matthew Murphy

January is officially underway and 2024 is in full swing. As the winter weather picks up momentum here in Pittsburgh, grab a pal and head to one of these five events that’ll help you cozy up away from the cold and keep you interested in life!

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Girl From the North Country

Benedum Center, January 9-14

Hear Bob Dylan’s music like you’ve never heard it before as you adventure alongside a group of wayward travelers in 1934 Minnesota. The Tony Award winning musical makes its stop in Pittsburgh for a beautiful production about music, life and hope.

Four cocktail glasses filled with different pink and white cocktails topped with stick garnishes at PA Market in Pittsburgh.
Photo courtesy of The PA Market

Cure What Ails You: Medicinal Cocktails

The Pennsylvania Market, January 10

Start the New Year off on a healthy foot to keep away from the winter colds. Learn to craft three wellness inspired cocktails designed to soothe your senses and revive your spirits this winter season. Plus enjoy a mini charcuterie board while sipping these cold fighting concoctions.

A person's hand temperature tests scallops that are being seared in a pan at Ritual House in Pittsburgh.
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Chef’s Dinner

Ritual House, January 11

Shake off the after holiday blues with a fabulous tasting dinner from Ritual House Chef Ed Smith featuring cocktail and wine pairings. The evening will start with a welcome cocktail and then proceed into a seven-course tasting dinner featuring Beef Sashimi, Shrimp and Pork Dumplings, Cauliflower Bisque, Seared Scallops, and more. 

Five African American men stand side by side in neutral color clothings as the cast of godguys in Pittsburgh.
Photo courtesy of godguys. The Stage Play

Godguys. The Stage Play Pittsburgh

O’Reilly Theater, January 13

This heartfelt play from Atlanta is about 6 African American men, who have formed a family-like bond over the years and still routinely meet. As they take you through their life stories the characters touch on themes of abuse, mental health issues, abandonment, and addiction, topics not often talked about openly in the African American community.

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Adda High Tea

Adda Coffee and Tea, January 14

Spend the afternoon at a true High Tea lunch in the cozy space of Adda Coffee and Tea. Indulge in a wide variety of teas, carefully curated to satisfy every palate, from classic Earl Grey to exotic herbal infusions. Alongside the tea will be an assortment of finger sandwiches, scones, pastries, and other delectable treats to perfect the High Tea experience.

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