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| High powered telescope aimed at the the moon |
Skywatch at the Carnegie Science Center offers evening stargazing a few times a year. A
planetarium tour of the Pittsburgh sky is paired with a visit to the
observation deck to view the night sky though high-powered
telescopes. With the help of the experts, you can make a date to
explore the cosmoses and enjoy the beautiful Pittsburgh skyline. It’s an evening under the stars.
About 18 years ago I tried a stand-up paddle board (SUP) at
Lake Placid. My friend, whose middle name should be Mr. Outdoors had one before
they were a thing. I guess all those
dance classes paid off because I stood right up on the board. I was hooked and
took off exploring the lake.
The Sound of Music is one of those musicals that most have seen either in a school production, or on TV during the holiday run of the movie with Julie Andrews. The 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical is a masterpiece. Even with so much play, this show never loses its appeal because it is about love, strength and hope. This CLO production hits the mark of perfection with its set, vocals, and characters, bringing Pittsburgh alive with the Sound of Music.
There is an inflatable world located in the Pittsburgh’s Cultural District. "Architects-of-Air: Daedalum," is an air-filled space that is inspired by the Greek figure Daedalus, the creator of the labyrinth. Traversing through this exhibit of only air, vinyl and natural color from the sunlight is no corn maze or house of mirrors. It is an experience that feels like you entered another universe or world-someplace that is definitely not a former Pittsburgh parking lot.