Conscious Media @ The Corner: Screening of the film “The House I Live In” on Thursday, June 19th at 6pm, discussion to follow. This film reveals the profound human rights implications of U.S. drug policies. This is a free event, donations accepted. Light refreshments provided. A wonderful opportunity to connect with others, inspire positive change and bring consciousness to our communities.
Entertainment/Hospitality
Poetry and Music, Tuesday, May 27, 6:00pm, Kaufmann Center, 1825 Centre Avenue. See http://www.hillhouse.org/events/ for a full schedule and details.
Rhythm, Rhyme and Reason for Social Justice @ The Corner: A night of music, spoken word and social consciousness on Friday, May 30th and June 27 beginning at 7pm. Artists will share pieces that highlight social justice issues affecting our communities. Featured artist will be Faith Otey, a jazzy and soulful vocalist! Admission is only $3. Light refreshments will be provided. Please contact Nadine Masagara-Taylor for more details at halisi.pr at gmail.com or 412.683.1400.
The Corner Café at 200 Robinson Street has new summer hours! We’re now hosting community nights Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3-7pm, beginning Tuesday, May 27th. So drop by for a cold drink, ice cream, games, and other summer festivities! (The Cafe is not open during morning hours at this time.)
05/13 2014
You don’t have to leave the City limits to buy farm-fresh vegetables. Visit conveniently located Farmers’ Markets throughout the summer and fall to find a wide variety of perennial favorites and seasonal specialties.
All markets sell farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese and baked goods, while several locations also sell flowers, small gifts and gardening items.
Our monthly kids movie night and adult get-togethers at the Frazier Fieldhouse adjacent to Dan Marino Field on Frazier St. Any volunteers, donations of food or beverages, or even lending of movies is encouraged and welcome.
Friday May 30th is the kids movie night from 5pm-7pm.
Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of children to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended. Please include child’s name, parents’ names, address and contact number.
Children ages 5-15 are welcome. Any children ages 5-9 are required to have a parent or older sibling to accompany them.
Some food/snacks will be provided, but parents must provide and coordinate any special diet or other restrictions.
Donations of snacks and beverages are definitely welcome.
All children MUST be picked up by 7pm.
Saturday May 31st is the adult get-together from 7pm-10pm.
This event is more of an eat, meet and greet so that neighbors can introduce themselves and discuss topics of interest and ideas for future events like like music, movies, games, etc.
This event is for ages 21 and older.
Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of adults to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended. Please include your name, address and contact number.
Donations of a covered dish, hors d’oeuvres, snacks and beverages are requested and welcome, but not mandatory.
Anyone that would like to share some of their favorite beer or wine for their neighbors to try is also welcome. To avoid this becoming a “bar” night, we ask that you limit to one or two drinks total per person.
We reserve the right to ask anyone who is disruptive at any event to leave.
Please RSVP via SONG contact page, call or text 
, or talk to Janet Sims in person.
Check their website for more details on hours, menu, etc.
Our monthly kids movie night and adult get-togethers at the Frazier Fieldhouse adjacent to Dan Marino Field on Frazier St. Any volunteers, donations of food or beverages, or even lending of movies is encouraged and welcome.
Friday April 25th is the kids movie night from 5pm-7pm.
Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of children to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended. Please include child’s name, parents’ names, address and contact number.
Children ages 5-15 are welcome. Any children ages 5-9 are required to have a parent or older sibling to accompany them.
Some food/snacks will be provided, but parents must provide and coordinate any special diet or other restrictions.
Donations of snacks and beverages are definitely welcome.
All children MUST be picked up by 7pm.
Saturday April 26th is the adult get-together from 7pm-10pm.
This event is more of an eat, meet and greet so that neighbors can introduce themselves and discuss topics of interest and ideas for future events like like music, movies, games, etc.
This event is for ages 21 and older.
Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of adults to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended. Please include your name, address and contact number.
Donations of a covered dish, hors d’oeuvres, snacks and beverages are requested and welcome, but not mandatory.
Anyone that would like to share some of their favorite beer or wine for their neighbors to try is also welcome. To avoid this becoming a “bar” night, we ask that you limit to one or two drinks total per person.
We reserve the right to ask anyone who is disruptive at any event to leave.
Please RSVP via SONG contact page, call or text , or talk to Janet Sims in person.
JASMINE TATE CONCERT @ The Corner, Saturday, March 29th. Doors open at 6:30pm and show starts at 7:00pm. $5 cover. Featuring this up-and-coming neo-soul indie artist with amazing talent.
03/03 2014
PITT’S KIDS SUMMER CAMP for ages 3-12 beginning June 23rd. Develop your child’s abilities through progressive instruction in swimming and other activities and sports! Discounts available. Find brochure for more info at www.cll.pitt.edu
FREESTYLE FRIDAY OPEN MIC @ The Corner, Friday, March 14th starting at 8pm. Spoken word, poetry, prose … come share your talents and hear other’s work. Contact Nadine Masagara-Taylor (412) 683-1400 for more info. Free event, donations accepted.
Teen Underground Cafe: Open Mic Night
Thursday, March 27, 2014
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Calling TEEN poets, lyricists, musicians, actors, and performing artists of all kinds!Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh — Hill District invites you to showcase your talents at the Teen Underground Café: Open Mic Night.We provide a PA system, microphones, guitars, amplifiers, drum kits, projector, and a place to plug in beats. You provide your voice, musical chops, video or audio productions, and a generous ear.Snacks will be provided, and participants will be scouted to be paid participants in the Teen Underground Café Presents… events at CLP — Main.
Sponsor: PNC Charitable Trust
Drink for Pink 
Meet Oakland’s Celebrities and enjoy a night of Pink
Cocktails, Pink Auction, tasty hors d’oeuvres and more!
Guest of Honor:
Charlie Batch – Pittsburgh Steelers QB & Founder of the Best of the Batch Foundation
Guest Bartenders:
Talia Piazza Neighborhood Allies Marketing & Program Coordinator
Dan Gilman Pittsburgh City Councilman
Bruce Kraus Pittsburgh City Councilman
Corey O’ Connor Pittsburgh City Councilman
Jay Costa PA Senator
Dr. John Wilds Pitt Superstar
Paul Chryst Pitt Football Head Coach
New this year….Drink for Pink will be held in 3 locations! On February 26 from 5 – 7 pm, put your pink on and
meet your friends at any of these locations! Check out the guest bartenders and special guests.
• Oakland Business Improvement District will be at THE PORCH in Schenley Park – Click here for information
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership will be at Andy’s Wine Bar in the Fairmont Hotel – Click here for information
• South Side Chamber of Commerce will be at Local Bar + Kitchen, 1515 E. Carson St. – Click here for information
At The Corner, 200 Robinson St. Brandi Fisher, President and CEO of the Alliance For Police Accountability will join for a conversation after the film. Free, with refreshments. (412) 683-1400.