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In Bloom: Welcoming a New Nonprofit Arm of Churchview Farm | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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While in the midst of a massive construction project at Baldwin’s Churchview Farm, owner Tara Rockacy decided to form a nonprofit, too. “Because, why not do everything at once?” she jokes. Churchview Farm has long hosted special dinners and events that feature farm-to-table meals prepared by chefs from local restaurants, among them DiAnoia’s Eatery, Alta Via and Black Radish Kitchen. Now, Rockacy plans to launch a new nonprofit arm — Churchview Hub for Education and Workshare. Called CHEW for sh
River Revelry: How to Enjoy the Three Rivers | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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What’s a Pittsburgh summer without spending time on its defining waterways? “When you have three rivers winding their way through a city, it creates many opportunities to explore and enjoy,” says James Santelli, communications officer for Riverlife, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit organization that leads the community vision for the redevelopment, activation and care of the city’s riverfronts. He adds that the rivers provide an incredible variety of vistas and experiences. “What you’ll see from Was
Dog Days of Summer: Pet-Friendly Places to Savor the Season | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Outdoor adventures become all the more enjoyable with our four-legged friends in tow. Thankfully, there are many ways to have a pawt-y around the Pittsburgh region, whether it’s exploring local trails or chilling on shaded patios. If you’re planning an outing with your furbuddy, here are some of our favorite paw-friendly places to visit, plus tips to keep your pets safe in the dog days of summer. Ohiopyle provides tons of pet-friendly adventures along the Great Allegheny Passage, Ferncliff Penin
Hike the Rachel Carson Trail | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Every year, on the Saturday nearest the summer solstice, the Rachel Carson Trail Challenge invites adventurous souls to embark on a 37-mile endurance trek. Taking place from sunrise to sunset, the hike covers nearly the entire length of the rugged, geographically diverse Rachel Carson Trail, which runs north and east of Pittsburgh and includes a cumulative elevation gain of close to 7,000 feet. Tory Mather, a local outdoor adventure enthusiast, content creator (@torytalkstrails) and author of a
Operation: Bobblehead | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES/ALEX JURKUTA On a recent blue-skied evening, I was reminded of a simple yet vital lesson: Seek out the whimsy. This is always a good idea, sure, but somehow it feels more important than before. There are few sillier feelings than racing toward PNC Park, a couple hours ahead of one’s friends and well before first pitch, in order to ensure you’ll arrive in time to collect your own baby bobblehead. For me, this unexpected quest a few Saturdays back felt like
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