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2017 OUTDOOR DINING GUIDE Savor your happy hour drinks or evening dinner al fresco this summer with our complete guide to the best outdoor spots in the city.

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2017 ONE WHIRL YOGA FEST + HEALTHY LIFESTYLE EXPO Join us for our sixth annual event on July 22 at Point State Park!

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/ PAGE HEALTH FULL We have seen Pittsburgh transform over the past several years into a healthy lifestyle city. Despite what some may think, particularly those who have never been here, we are not a smoky city awaiting the return of steel and coal while sitting on our sofas watching reruns of old sitcoms.

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“Prove it,” some say. We don’t see what you see. Come to the 6th One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo at Point State Park from 6 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday, JULY 22. There will be 28 classes of yoga, barre, Pilates, and more for everyone to try, taught by our yoga ambassadors.

These incredibly dedicated people make community wellbeing their focal point, so to be on the hallowed state park ground near the fountain resonates as an earthly link to the healing power of mindfulness, friendship, and the joy of practicing outdoors in nature.

We are staying outdoors with our Outdoor Dining Guide, starting on page 28.

As the dining scene in our neighborhoods continues to grow and flourish, take a page from our magazine and venture outdoors.

Maybe you will find yourself in Oakmont. Check out our special feature on this iconic neighborhood and see why so many of us love spending time there for retail, restaurants, and world-class golf!

HERE’S TO A PEACEFUL SUMMER!

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SOCIAL MEDIA SHOUTOUTS We are gearing up for our 6th Annual One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo on JULY 22 at Point State Park! See what fellow yogis had to say about last year’s event. — Aubray Onderik

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So glad we got to be a part of @WHIRLMagazine’s #WHIRLYogaFest for a second year! What a great crew at 8am!

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Today was an absolute treat.

Thank you to everyone who came out today to #LiveInFullBlume with us at #OneWHIRLyogafest!

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Thanks for an incredible day, @WHIRLMagazine! #OneWHIRLYogaFest — @MillcraftInv

Thanks for @WHIRLMagazine for hosting a fantastic day of #yoga + #wellness in Point State Park. #OneWHIRLYogaFest — @eventsgeek

Great Pilates crowd at #onewhirlyogafest at the Point. It goes on all day go down for some classes & ♥ health stuff!

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#AerieREAL girls enjoying a day full of yoga & sunshine! #OneWHIRLYogaFest you never disappoint.

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READ MORE ABOUT THE EVENT ON PAGE 43!

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JULY HAPPENINGS Forty women attended the first Boss Babe Beauty Brunch at Savoy, where they enjoyed French toast casserole, cavatappi mac and cheese, and bottomless mimosas prepared by head chef Kevin Watson.

From left: Porsha Foxx of WAMO 100, Chantel Peterson of The Shaderoom, Tahira Joy of The Cut Life, Katie “Peachie” Wimbush-Polk, brand strategist R’Chelle Mullins, and publicist Lola Sims.

The Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania honored three special ambassadors — Bob Nelkin, Roseanne Wholey, and Ed Beechler, pictured here — at the cocktail awards party at The Clemente Museum.

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Missy Gralish, Mars Borough Mayor Gregg Hartung, astronaut Dr. Jay Apt, and Jack Cohen attended the Mars Blast-Off Dinner at Twelve Oaks Mansion, which celebrated the events in Mars Borough for the upcoming year, as well as the planet Mars’ New Year.

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/ OF WHIRL The Women’s Center & Shelter’s Celebrating Survivors event, sponsored by UPMC Health Plan, raised over $115,000 to benefit programs and services for women and children affected by domestic violence. From left: Victor Papale and board members Mary Anne Papale and Loretta Benec.

Grant Oliphant, president of the Heinz Endowments; Kristy Trautmann, executive director of FISA Foundation; and Jane Randel, co-founder of the national NO MORE initiative, joined more than 60 corporate executives at Southwest PA Says NO MORE’s third annual Corporate Leadership Breakfast to End Violence Against Women.

The International Living Future Institute recently partnered with Green Building Alliance and founding sponsor Vitro Architectural Glass (formerly PPG Glass) to create a Living Product “Hub” in order to help Pittsburgh realize its vision of becoming ground zero for regenerative manufacturing.

The partners celebrated the release with a reception at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. From left: Richard A. Beuke, vice president of Vitro Architectural Glass, and James Connelly, director of Living Product Challenge.

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Over 300 guests attended the 15th Annual Imani Gala, which raised over $ 375,000 for Imani Christian Academy and its students. From left: Kim Tillotson Fleming, Lifetime Leadership in Philanthropy award recipient, and Idris Carlo, Imani Christian Academy student.

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Cranberry Township township manager Jerry Andree, Fun Fore All owner Chris Camp, and Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors member Bruce Mazzoni cut the ribbon to unveil the newly renovated Fun Fore All Family Fun Park. Guests at the grand reopening explored the newly added 4,000 square feet of indoor space, a new front counter and prize store, and a new indoor attraction: Fun Fore All’s XD Dark Ride.

John Krolicki, vice president of facilities and support services at UPMC; Christine Starkey, breast cancer survivor; and Charlie Batch, former Pittsburgh Steeler and founder of the Best of the Batch Foundation, gathered with guests at Stack’d Burgers & Beer for the Susan G. Komen Pittsburgh Drink for Pink event.

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The fourth annual Power of Propel: Sit Among the Stars celebrated the students’ achievements and awarded $29,000 in scholarships to 21 seniors graduating from Propel Andrew Street High School and Propel Braddock Hills High School. From left: Propel Schools Foundation board of directors members Thomas N. Canfield; William J. Axtman; CEO/Superintendent Dr. Tina Chekan; David Fair; Jeremy Resnick, executive director of the Propel Schools Foundation; Stewart B. Barmen Esq.; Donald Huber; and Brendan W. Surma.

Curt Ellis of FoodCorps, Leah Lizarondo of 412 Food Rescue, Erin Hart of Farm to Table Pittsburgh, and Jake Seltman of Grow Pittsburgh led a discussion on equitable access to healthy and sustainable food at PNC’s Sustainable Lunch & Learn.

La Roche College students Sitanan Limsakulpakdi, Rebecca Hinzman, Heather Clay, Jihye Kim, Jennifer Navari, Julia Shelton, and Brandi Reynolds showcased their work at PGH365, an annual design show hosted by the American Institute of Graphic Arts.

Life’sWork of Western PA celebrated 90 years of providing employment assistance to individuals with disabilities or other barriers to employment with a reception at the Rivers Casino. Guest enjoyed food, refreshments, and entertainment provided by the Gatsby Gang Jazz Band, featuring music from the Roaring ‘20s.

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Committee member Jessica Antonelli and her mom and committee chair Michele Antonelli got in the holiday spirit a little early at Girls Night Out at Hollywood Theater.

Guests enjoyed the movie “The Holiday,” activities, and raffles, while raising funds for Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh.

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Founder Jennifer LaFace introduced I Carry My Sister’s Heart (ICMSH), a nonprofit committed to helping families cope with cancer, with a launch party at Luke Wholey’s. From left: Dr. Trisha Brown, LaFace, and Tammy Bey.

Steve Soboslai of Punchline, pictured here, was part of the lineup of incredible performers at the 6th Annual Raise Your Voice Festival at Monessen City Park. Presented by Monessen Communities That Care, the festival not only showcased great local artists, but it also brought the community together to support the organization’s focus on research-based youth delinquency prevention.

Chris McClellan, Aimee LeFevers, and Brooke Generett of Family Resources posed on a giant rocking chair at Family Resources’ Rock Away Child Abuse event. Thirty hand-painted, child-sized rocking chairs were auctioned off at the event, raising $75,000 to support the Family Resource mission to prevent and treat child abuse.

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The Westmoreland Country Club hosted the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra Cinco de Mayo Party, where guests, bedecked in vibrant colors, sequins, and sombreros, mingled around the club while sipping on margaritas, dining on fajitas, and bidding on an array of auction items.

From left: Bill Friedlander; Jody Keating; Von DeRiso; and Linda Assard, event steering committee.

The Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Maxo Vanka (SPMMMV)’s Cocktails and Conservation event helped raise awareness and funds for the organization’s mission.

Here, SPMMMV’s conservation team members Rikke Foulke, Rhonda Wozniak, Patty Buss, and Teresa Duff posed in front of the restored 1937 mural Immigrant Mother Raises Her Sons for American Industry.

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Diane Nickoloff, event co-chair; Linda Assard, member of Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra’s Board of Directors; and Karen Kohut, event co-chair and member of Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra’s Board of Directors, enjoyed the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra Hat Luncheon at the Greensburg Country Club.

Gennaro Luciano, owner of the oldest pizzeria in the world, Antica Pizzeria Port’Alba in Naples, Italy, worked alongside Pizzaiolo Primo’s executive chef and pizzaiolo at a private event preparing Luciano’s special pizza recipes. From left: Luciano; Alec Gelb, pizza maker; Kevin Konn, pizzaiolo; and Richard Sphatt, executive chef.

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh recognized its 21 graduating “Little Brothers” and “Little Sisters” at the Volunteer Recognition Dinner, held at Rodef Shalom.

Each graduate’s “Big Brother” or “Big Sister” made the event extra special by sharing stories of their journeys together.

The Mall at Robinson hosted its Spring KidzPlay event featuring a special performance from Audrey Logan, an eighth grade student at South Fayette Middle School. Logan played the lead role of Belle in the district’s spring musical performance of Beauty and the Beast.

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Nearly 300 guests savored the drinks and designs at Fashion for a Cause’s High Tea and Designer Fashion Show at St. Clair Country Club, which benefited Emmaus Community of Pittsburgh. From left: Michelle Schocker, event co-chair; Lisa Freeman, chair person and Foundation president; and Carole Wilczek, co-chair and Foundation vice president.

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Chuck Wolfertz, WTAE-TV’s president and general manager, received the National Award of Distinction from The Salvation Army’s National Commander Commissioner David Jeffrey for the station’s long-term partnership with the Western PA Division of The Salvation Army and the WTAE Project Bundle Up Program. From left: Joe DeNardo, founder, Project Bundle Up; Commissioner Jeffrey; Wolfertz; and Mike Harvey, WTAE-TV.

The Duquesne University Women’s Guild celebrated its 89th anniversary and its annual fundraiser, Stepping Into Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon, raising $20,000 to support the Women’s Guild Endowed Scholarship and Spiritan Campus Ministry Student Outreach Projects. From left: Father Bill Christy, assistant director of Duquesne University Spiritan Campus Ministry; Kayla Noon, student recipient of the 2017 Women’s Guild Scholarship; and Bernadette Krueger, president of Duquesne University Women’s Guild.

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THROUGH SUNDAY, JULY 2

SUNDAY, JULY 2

SATURDAY, JULY 8

FRIDAY, JULY 14

An Act of God, Pittsburgh Public Theater, ppt.org

“If I Loved You…” A Rodgers and Hammerstein Revue, Snuggery Farms, pittsburghfestivalopera.org

Hollywood Nights – Bob Seger Tribute Band, Monongahela Aquatorium, hollywoodnightsband.com

St. Clair Hospital’s 20th Annual Summer Swing, St. Clair Country Club, 412.942.2465

SUNDAYS, JULY 2-30

SATURDAY, JULY 8

2017 Allegheny County Summer Concert Series, Hartwood Acres Park Amphitheater, alleghenycounty.us

Bloomfield Saturday Market, Bloomfield, facebook. com/bloomfieldmarket

Vans Warped Tour Presented

by Journeys, KeyBank Pavilion, livenation.com

TUESDAY, JULY 4

Highmark’s Italian StrEAT Festival, Between 6th and 9th Streets on Penn Avenue, 412.235.7263

THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 8 Big Butler Fair, Butler Fairgrounds, bigbutlerfair.com

THROUGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 Miss Abigail’s Guide to Dating, Mating, & Marriage, Cabaret at Theater Square, CLOCabaret.com + Read our exclusive Q-and-A with the star of the show, Paige Davis, on page 20!

THROUGH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 SUPER. NATURAL. Glass Art, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, phipps.conservatory.org

SATURDAY, JULY 1 The Scenery Hill Outdoor Film Festival Presents “Man of Steel,” 13 School House St., Scenery Hill, sceneryhillpa.com/ event/the-scenery-hill-outdoorfilm-festival

SATURDAY, JULY 1 New Kids on the Block: The Total Package Tour with Paula Abdul and Boyz II Men, PPG Paints Arena, ticketmaster.com

Independence Day

TUESDAY, JULY 4 Celebrate America PGH, Point State Park, 724.759.5277

TUESDAY, JULY 4 Canonsburg Fourth of July Parade & Celebration, Downtown Canonsburg, 724.746.5310

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5

SATURDAY, JULY 8SUNDAY, JULY 9

FRIDAY, JULY 14SATURDAY, JULY 15 Pittsburgh Summer Beerfest, Stage AE, pittsburghbeerfest.com

Kids’ Day in Schenley Plaza, Schenley Plaza, pittsburghparks.org

FRIDAY, JULY 14SUNDAY, JULY 16

SUNDAY, JULY 9

Pittsburgh Pirates vs.

St. Louis Cardinals, PNC Park, mlb.com/pirates

Myles Parrish, Stage AE, promowestlive.com

SUNDAY, JULY 9

THURSDAY, JULY 6

STEM Adventure Day Camp, Camp Guyasuta, 412.782.2669

THURSDAY, JULY 6SUNDAY, JULY 9

FRIDAY, JULY 14 Art on Tap, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, thewestmoreland.org

SUNDAY, JULY 9

One WHIRL Yoga on the Square with Kimberly Musial, Market Square, whirlmagazine.com/ yogaonthesquare 311 with special guests New Politics & The Skints, Stage AE, promowestlive.com

FRIDAY, JULY 14

Penguin Painting Classes, The National Aviary, aviary.org

MONDAY, JULY 10FRIDAY, JULY 14

MONDAY, JULY 10FRIDAY, JULY 14

SATURDAY, JULY 15 James Taylor & His All-Star Band with special guest Bonnie Raitt, PPG Paints Arena, ticketmaster.com

SATURDAY, JULY 15 7th Annual Violet Rippy 5K Walk/Run for Pulmonary Fibrosis, North Shore Riverfront Park, 412.325.3003

SATURDAY, JULY 15

Whiskey Rebellion Festival, Downtown Washington, 724.222.3604

Children’s Summer Art Camp (for ages 6-7): Stuck, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, thewestmoreland.org

FRIDAY, JULY 7

TUESDAY, JULY 11

SATURDAY, JULY 1SATURDAY, JULY 8

Gallery Crawl, Cultural District, TrustArts.org

Idina Menzel, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

Wexford Garden and Pond Tour, Wexford Whole Foods, wexfordpondtour.com

McSummerfest 2017, Heritage Park, 724.926.9190

FRIDAY, JULY 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12

Jane Lynch Sings The Great American Songbook, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

One WHIRL Yoga on the Square with Suzanne Nagel, Market Square, whirlmagazine. com/yogaonthesquare

SATURDAY, JULY 1SUNDAY, JULY 2 Pittsburgh Pirates vs.

San Francisco Giants, PNC Park, mlb.com/pirates

SATURDAY, JULY 1; FRIDAYS, JULY 7-28 2017 Allegheny County Summer Concert Series, South Park Amphitheater, alleghenycounty.us

SUNDAY, JULY 2 All About You! Free Admission Sunday, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, thewestmoreland.org

FRIDAY, JULY 7SUNDAY, JULY 9 Slovenefest, S.N.P.J. Recreation Center, 1.877.767.5732

FRIDAY, JULY 7SUNDAY, JULY 16 In The Heights, Benedum Center, pittsburghclo.org

SATURDAY, JULY 8 15th Annual Night in the Tropics, The National Aviary, aviary.org

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THURSDAY, JULY 13 Balmoral School of Piping and Drumming Instructors’ Recital, Hillman Center for the Performing Arts, bagpiping.org

THURSDAY, JULY 13SATURDAY, JULY 15 Cranberry Township Community Days, Cranberry Township Community Park, 724.776.4806

“Sing to Stop” Domestic Violence, Nied’s Hotel, niedshotel.myfastsite.com

SATURDAY, JULY 15

SATURDAY, JULY 15SUNDAY, JULY 16 The Music of John Williams, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

SATURDAY, JULY 15MONDAY, JULY 17 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix, Schenley Park, pvgp.org

MONDAY, JULY 17 Washington Health System Golf Classic, Valley Brook Country Club, 724.229.2102

MONDAY, JULY 17 Violent Femmes & Echo and The Bunnymen, Stage AE, promowestlive.com

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MONDAY, JULY 17THURSDAY, JULY 20 Pittsburgh Pirates vs.

Milwaukee Brewers, PNC Park, mlb.com/pirates

MONDAY, JULY 17FRIDAY, JULY 21 Children’s Summer Art Camp (for ages 8-10): Moving Parts, The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, thewestmoreland.org

MONDAY, JULY 17FRIDAY, JULY 21 STEM Adventure Day Camp, Camp Guyasuta, 412.782.2669

TUESDAY, JULY 18 2017 Honda Civic Tour featuring OneRepublic, Fitz and The Tantrums, & James Arthur, KeyBank Pavilion, livenation.com

TUESDAY, JULY 18 Newsies the Musical Pittsburgh, Benedum Center, pittsburghclo.org

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19

FRIDAY, JULY 28

FRIDAY, JULY 21

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26

Let’s Groove Tonight (Earth, Wind & Fire tribute) with Lyndsey Smith and Soul Distribution, Station Square, stationsquare.com

One WHIRL Yoga on the Square with Janna Hockenjos, Market Square, whirlmagazine. com/yogaonthesquare

SATURDAY, JULY 22 PPG Festival of Color, Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, 412.665.3640

SATURDAY, JULY 22 Living & Working with Frank Lloyd Wright, Kentuck Knob, kentuckknob.com

SATURDAY, JULY 22 One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, Point State Park, 412.431.7888

SATURDAY, JULY 22 Johnny Mathis: The Voice of Romance Tour 2017, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

SATURDAY, JULY 22SUNDAY, JULY 23 42nd Annual Antiques & Collectibles Sale, Washington County Fairgrounds, 724.225.9950

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 8 Tour — Incubus with special guests Jimmy Eat World, KeyBank Pavilion, livenation.com

Mamma Mia, Benedum Center, pittsburghclo.org

FRIDAY, JULY 28 Boston — The Band & Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, KeyBank Pavilion, livenation.com

FRIDAY, JULY 28

Health Fair in the Square, Market Square, 412.661.1350

Stephen Colbert, Arsenal Park, pittsburgh. eventful.com

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26

FRIDAY, JULY 28

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26

Spoon — Presented by WYEP, Stage AE, promowestlive.com

THURSDAY, JULY 27 SIX x ATE: Ipso Facto, Kelly Strayhorn Theater, sixxate.com

THURSDAY, JULY 27SUNDAY, JULY 30 ReplayFX, David L. Lawrence Convention Center, replayfx.org

FRIDAY, JULY 28 Body in the Landscape of the Mind, Artist Talk, 707 Penn Gallery, TrustArts.org

FRIDAY, JULY 28

Summer Safari, Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, 412.665.3640

FRIDAY, JULY 28 WYEP’s Final Friday Concerts, Schenley Plaza, wyep.org

FRIDAY, JULY 28SATURDAY, JULY 29 Picklesburgh, Rachel Carson Bridge, picklesburgh.com

SATURDAY, JULY 29 Madcap Puppets Presents “Monster of Baseball,” Chatham University Eden Hall Campus, 412.365.1335

Phish, Petersen Events Center, peterseneventscenter.com

SATURDAY, JULY 22SATURDAY, JULY 29

The Clarks with Silent Partner, Station Square, stationsquare.com

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19

Adios Week, The Meadows Casino, meadowsgaming.com

FRIDAY, JULY 28

SATURDAY, JULY 29SUNDAY, JULY 30

Factory Swing Shift, The Andy Warhol Museum, warhol.org

Vine Rewind, Pittsburgh Winery, vinerewindpgh.com

FRIDAY, JULY 28

SUNDAY, JULY 30

Pittsburgh Liberty Mile, Downtown Pittsburgh, libertymile.org

OpenStreetsPGH, Penn Avenue, openstreetspgh.org

Wheeler Walker Jr., Stage AE, promowestlive.com

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19

SATURDAY, JULY 22SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31

One WHIRL Yoga on the Square with Claire Baer, Market Square, whirlmagazine. com/yogaonthesquare

20/20: The Studio Museum in Harlem and Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Art, cmoa.org

THURSDAY, JULY 20

MONDAY, JULY 24

A Night of Symphonic Hip Hop featuring Common, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

21st Annual Steelers Alumni Golf Classic, Diamond Run Golf Club, 412.368.4400

THURSDAY, JULY 20SATURDAY, JULY 22

12th Annual Marcus L. Ruscitto Charitable Foundation Golf Invitational, St. Clair Country Club, ruscitto.org

Jane Dixon, Cheryl Tracy, Valentino

The W Bowl, Highmark Stadium, thewbowl.com

FRIDAY, JULY 21

MONDAY, JULY 24

Teacher Workshop: Pop Culture in the Classroom, The Andy Warhol Museum, warhol.org

MONDAY, JULY 24FRIDAY, JULY 28

FRIDAY, JULY 21

TUESDAY, JULY 25

Classical Mystery Tour, Heinz Hall, pittsburghsymphony.org

Rockstar Energy Presents: All Time Low – Young Renegades Tour, Stage AE, promowestlive.com

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STEM Adventure Day Camp, Camp Guyasuta, 412.782.2669

SATURDAY, JULY 8 15th Annual Night in the Tropics, The National Aviary, aviary.org Here’s your chance to sip on tropical cocktails, surrounded by exotic birds, hula dancers, fire performers, and Latin beats, without even booking a flight!

The National Aviary’s highly anticipated Night in the Tropics event invites guests, who are 21 and older, to enjoy food, wine, beer, and specialty drinks from over 30 of Pittsburgh’s favorite restaurants and bakeries, and live music

by The Lava Game. You’ll even be giving back to the remarkable bird diversity The National Aviary offers, with ticket sales supporting avian medicine and conservation programs. For tickets and more information, visit aviary.org.

— Emma Honcharski

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LET’S TALK ABOUT LOVE More importantly, let’s talk about how much we love Paige Davis! No stranger to the stage, the vibrant songstress discovered her passion for performing at a young age. “My initial passion was gymnastics and I competed at the state level when I was 13, but quickly realized dance was my truest passion,” Davis says. “It became my mission and my dream to dance on Broadway.

My journey to that goal was simply progressions up the rungs of the ladder.

I started in summer stock, moved up to regional theater, then booked a national tour, then hit the ol’ Broadway.

Television came much later.” The television work she’s most known for is hosting TLC’s “Trading Spaces” for nearly 10 seasons.

THROUGH AUGUST 11, she’ll return to Pittsburgh — where her family lives and where her husband, Patrick Page, starred in Pittsburgh CLO’s A Musical Christmas Carol in December 2016 — to play the lead in CLO Cabaret’s Miss Abigail’s Guide to Dating, Mating & Marriage. Miss Abigail is the most indemand relationship expert to the stars, dishing out advice on everything from perfecting your first kiss to securing a second date. We chatted with Miss Paige about her upcoming role and her time in Pittsburgh.

WE’RE SO EXCITED YOU'LL BE A PART OF THE CLO CABARET'S MISS ABIGAIL'S GUIDE TO DATING, MATING & MARRIAGE THIS SUMMER! HOW DID THIS OPPORTUNITY COME TO BE?

WHAT DO YOU HOPE AUDIENCE MEMBERS TAKE AWAY FROM THE SHOW? PD: Life is short. Love is precious. Don't be afraid to take chances.

Paige Davis: Pittsburgh CLO’s Lori Berger and Mark Fleischer invited me to play the role. I was very flattered.

ARE YOU EXCITED TO BE IN PITTSBURGH THIS SUMMER? HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR CHARACTER? PD: A strong, smart, generous soul who sees the romantic potential in all encounters. But someone who romanticizes her past so much it keeps her from moving forward in her own life.

As a widow, she channels all her grief into helping others.

She is tough but vulnerable, and she is innocent.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART ABOUT THIS ROLE? PD: The audience interaction is what sets this show on fire.

A game audience who is willing to play and participate can make all the difference. With a passive audience, the play is still sweet and humorous, but it's not nearly as much fun or as memorable or as elevated.

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PD: Yes, I enjoy Pittsburgh very much. And I am super impressed by how much this city embraces and supports the arts. It's not like this everywhere, especially in mid-size cities like this one. The sheer number of theaters in a five-block radius Downtown is mind-blowing. The city is very alive. And my mom and stepdad live here, too, so I'm getting a nice long visit with them. When my husband (Patrick Page, CLO alum) visits, we'll be sure to hit The Andy Warhol Museum. And I see a jaunt to the casino in our future. Whether I see us winning is anybody's guess [laughs].

For tickets and more information, visit CLOCabaret.com.

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SUMMER READING LIST School’s out and leisurely reading is in! Still, we’re finding ourselves reaching for books that bring more than just entertainment to the table. Tuck these page-turners into your beach tote or bring them along on your next road trip for an educational and insightful experience.

“THE SCHENLEY EXPERIMENT”

“THE TEACHER APPEARS”

“FIERCE KINDNESS”

by Jake Oresick

by Brian Leaf, with contributions from Krishna Das, Seane Corn, Jack Kornfield, Sharon Gannon, Shiva Rea, and more

by Melanie Salvatore-August

Study up on the fascinating history of Schenley High School.

Established in 1855 as Central High School before adopting its more recognizable name in 1916, the institute set standards in educational and social practices, making headlines up until its closing in 2008. To recount the revolution, Schenley High School alumnus Jake Oresick incorporated historical documents and interviews with those tied to the school for an informative and well-rounded read. “Their stories form this story, of Pittsburgh and its first public high school, where for more than a century and a half they built a community out of difference.” For more information, visit psupress.org.

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A good companion for any yogi, this interactive read provides cerebral and soulful exercises that supplement a dedicated yoga practice. Throughout the book, we encounter “108 prompts to power your yoga practice.” Each one, contributed

by Brian Leaf and other yoga experts, presents an idea to meditate on, an action to carry out in the community, or an activity to complete right on the page. “Infuse and invest its pages with good vibes, until it becomes a talisman of transformation — until, when you see it or hold it, you drop instantly into your heart.”

For more information, visit teacherappears.net.

“This book is about how to be an awesome person to yourself and others.” Doesn’t get much better than that! Focusing on how to “be a positive force for change,” this book offers a chance to indulge in selfreflection, broaden our thinking, and learn how to radiate good vibes everywhere we go. It’s a quick read, yet one we keep re-reading, as a daily reminder to consciously make an effort to spread kindness, positivity, and a little sunshine every day.

For more information, visit melaniesalvatoreaugust.com.

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Our collaborative feature on the prominent people featured in Brian Burley’s book, “YNGBLKPGH,” continues. This month, meet Jamillia Kamara, a community engagement consultant and the founder of Internationally Smart is Cool.

Jamillia Kamara is a community engagement consultant and the founder of Internationally Smart is Cool.

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t the root of my progress thus far is my family. They have encouraged, challenged, and reinforced my efforts from day one.

Many people are unaware that I once wanted to be a pediatrician. It is pretty humorous to think about now, especially considering that not only do I dislike studying science, I also failed freshman year of college pursuing science courses. I gravitated to medicine because I thought my postcollege options were “doctor, lawyer, or engineer,” despite not having a strong interest in any of those career paths. Still, when I expressed an interest in medicine, my family was behind me. It has been 10 years from that starting point, with multiple ventures and challenges between then and now.

It took critical thinking, mentors, and a serious reevaluation of my purpose and assets to navigate these years. And to this day, my family remains my safe space to recharge, my refuge, and my cheering squad.

Almost four years ago, I founded Internationally Smart is Cool, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that connects middle school students with opportunities to develop and practice activities that interest them in Wilkinsburg. The organization was born out of my frustration as a classroom teacher in Philadelphia.

I observed the gap between standardized testing scores and demonstrative student ability. This led me to the question, “How do we define intelligence?” It formed the basis for redefining smart as a “skill, interest, or hobby used to build communities” instead of simply a letter grade. We continue to critically think about this question and use it to determine future programming, keeping in mind that beginning with an asset-based framework is superior to solely focusing on student deficits.

(By the way — save the date! Our third annual Smart Summit is Thursday, OCTOBER 19!

If you are interested in collaborating, visit smartiscool.org.)

Outside of Smart Is Cool, I am a community engagement consultant. This is a fancy way of saying I design strategies for organizations seeking to engage marginalized populations.

My clients include Duquesne University, the Forbes Funds, AlphaLab Gear, Coro Pittsburgh, and The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh.

It has been a rewarding journey informed by peaks and valleys. I am forever grateful to my mentors and local network of support for challenging me to push my limits and enter new arenas.

Among others, YNGBLKPGH benefits three distinct groups living in the region: employers, young black professionals who are transplants to Pittsburgh, and black students. I was recently told that some Pittsburgh-area employers find it difficult to attract and retain qualified black candidates. YNGBLKPGH provides a microcosm of this high-achieving community. If you are a young black transplant to Pittsburgh, the book presents a cross section of fellow young professionals to connect with. This is invaluable, as thriving in Pittsburgh is highly contingent upon your ability to build relationships. The magic of Brian Burley’s vision is the road map it supplies the next generation of young black professionals: black students. Our kids now have more than 100 examples of what is possible for their lives. They have informal mentors they can reach out to, lean on, and learn from. I cannot think of a single more important reason for this body of work to exist. For every one of the features in the book, there are 10 more young black professionals building positive legacies in Pittsburgh. This is just the beginning.

TO PURCHASE OR SPONSOR COPIES OF YNGBLKPGH, VISIT YNGBLKPGH.COM. FOR ALL OTHER INQUIRIES, PLEASE REACH OUT TO BRIAN BURLEY DIRECTLY AT BRIAN.BURLEY@YNGBLK.COM.

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But this doesn’t mean that you need to give up everything and live a life full of pain and misery. We’re social animals and have evolved to experience joy when we connect and care for others. These connections are vital to our mental and physical well-being. Mother Teresa encouraged people to “do small things with great love.” Your every action, from making breakfast for your kids to letting an oncoming car make their Pittsburgh left, can become an act of kindness, love, or service. No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. A lifetime of service will lead to lasting happiness and fulfillment.

Material items can bring us happiness. Who doesn’t love a new pair of shoes? But it’s a fleeting joy.

Experiences can also make us happy; but fun is shortlived. The pursuit of more stuff, pleasure, and novel experiences will ultimately prove unsatisfying. Humans desire lives that have meaning and purpose. However, to live a meaningful life often requires sacrifice of our time, money, comfort, and even temporarily our happiness. Mahatma Gandhi said, “You can’t lead a true life without suffering.”

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3. Hanumanasana (Full Version) Follow the same steps as the modified version, but without the block. When extending the arms up, feel the joy and celebration of this powerful pose!

2. Hanumanasana (Modified Version) Have a block handy beside your left foot. Move into a forward fold and step your right leg back into a lunge. Lower your back knee down to the floor. As you exhale, straighten your left leg and press your hips back. Slide your left leg forward and place the block underneath the upper thigh to support you. Work with the level of the block that is right for you. Settle into the pose and find your breath. If you are comfortable and stable, extend your arms overhead.

1. Warm Up This pose requires a little preparation. You may want to start out with a couple of Sun Salutations. Your hamstrings need to be warm before you stretch them out. Try a cat balance. Make sure to engage the glutes and use the hamstrings to lift. Move into Warrior 3 on both sides. Your hamstring on your supporting leg will stretch and the extended leg will stay active and strong.

The idea of celebration conjures up images of joy and victory. In ancient mythology, Hanuman is an energy full of strength, power, and determination. The pose, Hanumanasana, reflects this.

When we are comfortably established in the pose (or even in a modification of the pose), we feel accomplished and powerful.

By Kate Kill, Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh HANUMANASANA (FULL SPLIT)

By Leta Koontz, Schoolhouse Yoga

All living beings avoid suffering and seek out homeostasis (physiological balance), from the snake laying on a sunny rock to the human turning up the thermostat on a chilly morning. But humans crave more than just physical comfort. We desire happiness.

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SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 6TH ANNUAL ONE WHIRL YOGA FEST + HEALTHY LIFESTYLE EXPO, SPONSORED BY UPMC HEALTH PLAN, ON SATURDAY, JULY 22!

Our seven-month series on the chakras concludes with a focus on the light within us and the light within others.

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SKULL-SHINING BREATH (KAPALABHATI PRANAYAMA) Oxygenate your cells, stimulate digestion, and improve circulation with this internal cleansing technique of quick, forceful exhalations and slow, passive inhalations. Note: It’s advisable to learn this practice from an experienced teacher and avoid this during pregnancy.

Repeat this pattern for 5-10 cycles. If you wish, you can explore adding in a pause or breath retention at the top of the inhalations and bottom of the exhalations.

Once completed with Nadi Shodhana pranayama, return to long, slow deep breaths through both nostrils until you are ready to release the practice. Gently float the eyes back open, and observe the benefits and sensations you experience.

To practice, begin in a comfortable seated pose and lengthen the spine to sit tall.

Gently close the eyes. Allow the left hand to rest in the lap or on the left knee, and create a Vishnu Mudra with your right hand by drawing your pointer and middle finger into the palm leaving the thumb, ring, and pinky fingers extended. Start cultivating a longer inhalation and exhalation through both nostrils until your regular breath feels full, open, and comfortable. Once that happens, gently draw your right hand toward the face. After your next exhalation through both nostrils, complete the following pattern: • Close the right nostril with your thumb and inhale through the left nostril.

• Close the left nostril with your ring finger and exhale through the right nostril.

• Inhale through the right nostril.

• Close the right nostril and exhale through the left nostril. (This is one cycle)

Some of the benefits of this breathing practice result from the balancing and activation of energy (prana) through the Ida and Pingala Nadis and of the breath through the left and right nostrils. The Ida Nadi is associated with the left nostril and moon/cooling energy, and the Pingala Nadi is associated with the right nostril and sun/warming energy. This balancing practice can assist in synchronizing the left and right hemispheres of the brain, improving lung and respiratory function, and supporting the nervous system.

NADI = CHANNEL/FLOW | SHODHANA = PURIFICATION

Nadi Shodhana pranayama is a wonderful practice for the 7th Chakra (Sahaswara) and for anytime you need to reduce stress, increase concentration, and calm and center the mind.

BREATHE By Kristi Rogers, BYS Yoga

FOR MORE YOGA AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CLASSES, VISIT ONE WHIRL HEALTHY LIFESTYLE STUDIO! 5314 BUTLER ST., LAWRENCEVILLE. ONEWHIRLSTUDIO.COM

ABDOMINAL CLEANSING (NAULI) This challenging cleansing of the internal organs involves rolling your abdominal muscles up and down, and side to side. Again, watch an online video for specific instructions! Note: Practice on an empty stomach and abstain during pregnancy.

NASAL CLEANSING (JALA NETI) To flush your sinuses, fill a neti pot with warm salt water, turn your head sideways, and insert the spout into your nostril. Practitioners report that it reduces sinus infections, colds, allergies, and snoring. Note: Watch a few online videos so you get the right head angle and make sure you use distilled, filtered water, not tap water.

TONGUE SCRAPING (JIVA SODHANA) In Ayurvedic theory, ama builds-up on our tongues at night and should be removed in the morning using a tongue scraper. Note: In a pinch, you can use your toothbrush and rinse it thoroughly afterwards.

CONCENTRATED GAZING (TRATAKA) This yogic practice invites you to stare at a candle, blinking as infrequently as possible, allowing the eyes to tear up. It is said to strengthen the eyes and diminish insomnia and mental agitation.

Ayurveda, the oldest healing system known to mankind, posits that toxins (called Ama) are the source of all illnesses in the human body. Several cleansing methods (Shatkarma) have been developed to expunge the body of these toxins. Some of these include:

OIL PULLING (KAVALA GRAHA) For this procedure, swish a tablespoon of oil (typically coconut or sesame oil) in your mouth for 15 minutes first thing in the morning, then spit it out. (If you swallow it, you swallow all the toxins!) Adherents believe it strengthens gums, removes plaque, kills bacteria (coconut oil is naturally antibacterial), and improves skin issues (such as acne and eczema). Note: Do not spit coconut oil into your sink! It is a waxy solid at room temperature and can clog your pipes.

By Leta Koontz, Schoolhouse Yoga

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Lindsay Cost, Huntington’s SBA senior specialist, and Paul Anselmo, president of New Century Careers, at their South Side training center

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n 1997, regional manufacturers identified a critical shortage of entry-level and other manufacturing workers. Representatives from Steel Center Area Vocational-Technical School, The Institute for Economic Transformation at Duquesne University, and executives from 17 manufacturers partnered to create the MANUFACTURING 2000 (M2K) training program to fill these entry-level positions.

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“Twenty years later, we have seen the need grow even stronger for a motivated and highly skilled workforce to fill our region’s aging manufacturing workforce as well as to meet market growth,” says Paul Anselmo, president of New Century Careers. “Every year for the next 10 years, 1,300 manufacturing workers will be retiring, creating a steady demand for highly skilled workers.”

Organizations such as New Century Careers are stepping in to develop and train Southwestern Pennsylvania’s next generation of manufacturing workers. The New Century Careers team collaborates with local manufacturers, four local Workforce Investment Boards serving nine counties, and state agencies such as CareerLink and many community-based organizations to shed light on the opportunities that manufacturing provides for our community.

“Working with many of the region’s manufacturers and businesses, we see firsthand the difference a highly skilled and highly trained workforce is to a company’s bottom line and sustainability,” says Lindsay Cost, Huntington Bank SBA Senior Specialist. “New Century Careers is an organization that is helping to provide resources to individuals to obtain the needed experience and skills to work in manufacturing — whether it is gaining experience for their first job or developing skills to progress along a career pathway.” New Century Careers has also teamed up with the Pittsburgh Chapter of the National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA) to provide our region’s manufacturers and individuals with a proven metalworking apprenticeship.

WE STARTED GOING LOCAL BEFORE IT WAS TRENDY. ABOUT 150 YEARS AGO. At Huntington, we make it a point to work with those who move our community forward. As the #1 SBA lender in our region, we're proud to support local businesses and their efforts to make a difference right here in our neighborhood.

“The Apprenticeship Program is designed to present related instruction to support on-the-job training provided by employers,” says Anselmo. Classroom training is offered at convenient locations in both Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties. While the instruction is open to anyone who would like to register for this four-year program, apprentices who would like to earn their journeyperson papers must also be registered with his or her employer’s qualified Pennsylvania apprenticeship program for on-the-job training.

Over 200 companies in Southwestern Pa. and nearly 2,500 individuals have been served by New Century Careers. From basic blueprint reading to seamless CAD/CAM integration, programs such as MANUFACTURING 2000 PLUS are teaching employees the skills needed to optimize equipment usage and key manufacturing skills.

Cost says, “Labor shortages tend to slow economic growth so having a pipeline of skilled workers is a critical factor for our region’s vibrancy and growth.”

For more information, visit ncsquared.com.

— Kim Ravenda Huntington Bank, huntingtonbank.com

Huntington is the #1 SBA 7(a) lender in the region made up of Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia and Western PA. Source: U.S. SBA from October 1, 2009 through March 31, 2015. The Huntington National Bank is an Equal Housing Lender and Member FDIC. ¥ ® and Huntington® are federally registered service marks of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. Huntington.® Welcome.TM is a service mark of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. © 2016 Huntington Bancshares Incorporated.

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ATRIA’S

MULTIPLE LOCATIONS BUFORD’S KITCHEN

MAD MEX

1014 5th Ave., Downtown.

412.281.2583. 100 Adios Drive, Washington. 724.249.2986. 5980 University Blvd., Moon Township.

412.269.0644. bufordskitchen.com

220 S. Highland Ave., Shadyside.

412.345.0185.

2 Robinson Plaza, Robinson Township. 412.494.5656. madmex.com

ALLISON PARK

ASPINWALL

OTB BICYCLE CAFÉ NORTH PARK

CORNERSTONE RESTAURANT AND BAR

10301 Pearce Mill Road.

724.940.5000. otbbicyclecafe.com

301 Freeport Road. 412.408.3258. cornerstonepgh.com

BEDFORD BEN AVON HEIGHTS WILLOW 28

110 Beverly Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.343.2411. 1374 Freeport Road, Fox Chapel. 412.963.1514.

5517 William Flynn Highway, Gibsonia. 724.444.7333.

4059 Washington Road, McMurray. 724.942.1108 110 Beverly Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.343.2411.

4869 William Penn Highway, Murrysville. 724.733.4453.

103 Federal St., North Side.

412.322.1850. atrias.com.

634 Camp Horne Road.

412.847.1007. willowpgh.com W HI R L / J ULY 2 0 1 7

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FRONTIER TAVERN

TURTLE SHELL

2138 Business 220.

814.623.8100. omnihotels.com

2138 Business 220.

814.623.8100. omnihotels.com

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BETHEL PARK SPOONWOOD BREWING 5981 Baptist Road. 412.833.0333. spoonwoodbrewing.com

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BRIDGEVILLE

CANONSBURG JACKSON’S ROTISSERIE

RUMFISH GRILLE

1000 Corporate Drive. 724.743.5005. experiencejacksons.com

1155 Washington Pike.

412.914.8013. rumfishpgh.com

POROS 2 PPG. 412.904.2051. porospgh.com

DOWNTOWN BIERGARTEN AT KIMPTON HOTEL MONACO PITTSBURGH 620 William Penn Place.

412.230.4800. monaco-pittsburgh.com

BUTCHER AND THE RYE 212 6th St. 412.391.2752. butcherandtherye.com

HEINZ HALL GARDEN CAFÉ

SEVICHE 930 Penn Ave. 412.697.3120. seviche.com

SIENNA MERCATO

MEAT & POTATOES

942 Penn Ave. 412.281.2810. siennamercato.com

649 Penn Ave. 412.325.7007. meatandpotatoespgh.com

SIX PENN KITCHEN

NOLA 24 Market Square. 412.471.9100. nolaonthesquare.com

PIZZAIOLO PRIMO 8 Market Square. 412.575.5858. pizzaioloprimo.com

600 Penn Ave. 412.392.4879. commonplea-catering.com

146 6th St. 412.566.7366. sixpennkitchen.com

TÄK 214 6th St. 412.471.8256. takopgh.com

VALLOZZI’S 220 5th Ave. 412.394.3400. vallozzis.com

FOX CHAPEL

EAST LIBERTY BRGR

BAJA BAR & GRILL

5997 Centre Ave. 412.362.2333. brgrpgh.com

1366 Old Freeport Road.

412.963.0640. bajabargrill.com

KELLY’S BAR & LOUNGE

JIMMY WAN’S

6012 Centre Ave. 412.363.6012

1686 Route 228. 724.778.8982. jimmywans.com

SOCIAL AT BAKERY SQUARE

WALNUT GRILL

6425 Penn Ave. 412.362.1234. bakerysocial.com

GIBSONIA THE PINES TAVERN 5018 Bakerstown Road.

724.625.3252. thepinestavern.com

911 Freeport Road. 412.782.4768. eatwalnut.com

HIGHLAND PARK JOSEPH TAMBELLINI 5701 Bryant St. 412.665.9000. josephtambellini.com

HOMESTEAD REDFIN BLUES 100 Waterfront Drive.

412.322.5837. redfinblues.com

SMILING BANANA LEAF 5901 Bryant St. 412.362.3200. smilingbananaleaf.com

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PUSADEES GARDEN

LAWRENCEVILLE

5321 Butler St. 412.781.8724. pusadeesgarden.com

ROUND CORNER CANTINA 3720 Butler St. 412.904.2279. roundcornercantina.com

THE ABBEY ON BUTLER

CHURCH BREW WORKS

4635 Butler St. 412.682.0200. theabbeyonbutler.com

3525 Liberty Ave. 412.688.8200. churchbrew.com

MILLVALE

MT. LEBANON

DRAAI LAAG

BISTRO 19

501 E. Ohio St. 412.407.2506. draailaag.com

711 Washington Road. 412.306.1919. bistro19.com.

SPIRIT 242 51st St. 412.586.4441. spiritpgh.com

MT. WASHINGTON BIGHAM TAVERN 321 Bigham St. 412.431.9313. bighamtavern.com

SHILOH GRILL

GRIST HOUSE BREWING

123 Shiloh St. 412.431.4000. theshilohgrill.com

10 E. Sherman St. 412.447.1442. gristhouse.com

NORTH SHORE

NICKY’S THAI KITCHEN 856 Western Ave. 412.321.8424. nickysthaikitchen.com

ANDREW’S STEAK & SEAFOOD

JEROME BETTIS GRILLE

RIVERTOWNE

777 Casino Drive. 412.231.7777. riverscasino.com

363 N. Shore Drive. 412.224.6287. jeromebettisgrille36.g3restaurants.com

337 N. Shore Drive. 412.322.5000. myrivertowne.com

THE FOUNDRY

MULLEN’S

SLICE ON BROADWAY

381 N. Shore Drive. 412.930.0744. thefoundrypgh.com

200 Federal St. 412.231.1112. mulllensbarandgrill.com

115 Federal St. 412.325.4485. sliceonbroadway.com

OAKLAND PLUM RUMFISH GRILLE 1155 Washington Pike.

412.914.8013. rumfishpgh.com

REGENT SQUARE BIDDLE’S ESCAPE 401 Biddle Ave. 412.999.9009. biddlesescape.com

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POINT BREEZE

POINT BRUGGE CAFÉ 401 Hastings St. 412.441.3334. pointbrugge.com

D’S SIX PAX AND DOGZ 1118 S. Braddock Ave. 412.241.4666. ds6pax.com

SQUARE CAFÉ 1137 S. Braddock Ave. 412.244.8002. square-cafe.com

THE PORCH AT SCHENLEY 221 Schenley Drive.

412.687.6724. dineattheporchatschenley.com

POLISH HILL LILI CAFE 3138 Dobson St. 412.682.3600. lilicafepgh.com

ROSS TWP. HAL’S BAR & GRILL 3225 Babcock Blvd.

412.364.3230. halsbar.com

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SHADYSIDE

SHADY GROVE 5500 Walnut St. 412.697. 0909 eatshady.com

CASBAH

HARRIS GRILL

229 S. Highland Ave. 412.661.5656. casbahpgh.com

5747 Ellsworth Ave. 412.363.5273. harrisgrill.com

GIRASOLE

PARIS 66 BISTRO

733 Copeland St. 412.682.2130.

733copeland.com

6018 Centre Ave. 412.404.8166. paris66bistro.com

HOFBRAUHAUS

2717 Sarah St. 412.586.7306.

2705 S. Water St. 412.224.2328. hofbrauhauspittsburgh.com

THE LIBRARY 2302 E. Carson St. 412.715.9344. thelibrary-pgh.com

2216 Penn Ave. 412.471.1900. barmarcopgh.com

DIANOIA’S EATERY 2549 Penn Ave. 412.918.1875. dianoiaseatery.com

ELEVEN 1115 Smallman St. 412.201.5656. elevenck.com

1515 E. Carson St. 412.308.5183. localpgh.com

2228 E. Carson St. 412.488.1818. mallorcarestaurant.com

WAFFLES INCAFFEINATED 2517 E. Carson St. 412.301.1763. wafflesincaffeinated.com

1400 Smallman St. 412.552.0150. lidias-pittsburgh.com

GAUCHO PARILLA ARGENTINA 1601 Penn Ave. 412.709.6622. eatgaucho.com.

HARP AND FIDDLE 2329 Penn Ave. 412.642.6622. harpandfiddle.com

KAYA 2000 Smallman St. 412.261.6565. bigburrito.com

STATION SQUARE

LOCAL BAR AND KITCHEN

LIDIA’S

STRIP DISTRICT BAR MARCO

5741 Ellsworth Ave. 412.404.8409. tipsycowpgh.com

MALLORCA

BIG DOG COFFEE

2339 E. Carson St. 412.390.1111. doublewidegrill.com

5135 Liberty Ave. 412.683.6141.

TIPSY COW

SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE WIDE GRILL

SILKY’S PUB

LUKE WHOLEY’S WILD ALASKAN GRILLE 2106 Penn Ave. 412.904.4509. wholey.com

ROLAND’S SEAFOOD GRILL & IRON LANDING 1904 Penn Ave. 412.261.3401. rolandsseafoodgrill.com

WARRENDALE

GRANDVIEW SALOON

JERGEL’S RHYTHM GRILLE

1212 Grandview Ave. 412.431.1400. thegrandviewsaloon.com

103 Slade Lane. 724.799.8333. jergels.com

BISTECCA STEAKHOUSE

WASHINGTON

210 Racetrack Road. 724.503.1510. bisteccapittsburgh.com

PRESIDENT’S PUB 88 N. Main St. 724.206.0918. presidentspub.com

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Andrea Michaux, Sylvia Fields, Angela Reynolds, Miciah Foster

Steve Hough, Joe King, Nachum Golan

PNC PITTSBURGH PARKS CONSERVANCY SPRING HAT LUNCHEON WHO: 525 guests, including emcee WTAE-TV’s Sally Wiggin WHAT: The PNC Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Spring Hat Luncheon raised $575,000 for Pittsburgh’s parks — the highest total in its 19-year history! — as guests enjoyed classical music by The Matto Quartet, beautiful décor of orchids and greenery, and colorful formal table settings by florist Allison McGeary under white tents.

Camila Rivera-Tinsley, Kathleen Gaines

WHERE: Schenley Overlook HIGHLIGHTS: The Duquesne Club created an exclusive luncheon menu including chilled miso-corn and cauliflower soup, Moroccan-spiced tuna, and a chocolate-raspberry dessert that resembled a ladybug; cocktails included peachpomegranate Arnold Palmers and mimosas. — M.N. “The weather at this year’s PNC Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Spring Hat Luncheon definitely reminded everyone that the event is all about nature. Water (and rain) is an important part of what makes our parks thrive, and it was inspiring to see so many smiling faces with beautiful hats come out to celebrate nature and show how much their greenspaces mean to them.” — Scott Roller, senior manager of communications and creative for Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy

Kiya Tomlin, Christy Wiegand

Chloe Wells, Eliza Swan, Kristie Wells, Courtney Murray

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Meg Cheever, Richard Reed

Sasha Heinz, Ramsey Lyons, Emily Mack Jamison

Josy Nkuissi, Lana Neumeyer, Leon

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LA POMPONNÉE BEAUTY ARTISANS’ 25TH ANNIVERSARY FASHION SHOW WHO: 150 guests, including Miss Pennsylvania Earth Natalie DeMarino, who was in the fashion show WHAT: La Pomponnée Beauty Artisans celebrated its 25th anniversary with a fashion show, which featured designs from Kata Banko Couture, Brian Thompson, and floral headpieces and a dress made by Mt. Lebanon Floral.

By night’s end, attendees raised $3,000 for Dress for Success Pittsburgh.

Kristen Peckich, Brian Thompson

Anna Polito, Max Peckich, Colleen Manzini

WHERE: Bella Sera HIGHLIGHTS: Hors d’oeuvres and cocktails were served as guests enjoyed a Chinese auction, live DJ, and the Style Truck, which benefited Dress for Success Pittsburgh as well. — M.N. “Our business is beauty. We wanted to showcase our craft alongside three of Pittsburgh’s talented designers.” — Kristen Peckich, owner of La Pomponnée Beauty Artisans

Emily Nagel, Karly Dukich

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Charlotte Fedun, Bella Davison, Colleen Bankovich, Mary Gibson

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PINK PAMPER’S BUBBLE BALL WHO: More than 200 guests, including event chair Jeannine Blyth; co-chair Stephanie Dernning; and WTAE-TV’s Kelly Frey and emcee Ashley Dougherty WHAT: Pink Pamper’s Bubble Ball brought together women of all ages and raised $10,000 in support of the HaLo Fund, an organization that helps women with medical-related hair loss from cancer treatments purchase wigs through UPMC Magee-Women’s Hospital.

Guests enjoyed an open bar, Chinese and silent auctions, music by DJ Mike Wozniak, a liquid nitrogen smoothie stand, and even face painting for the younger girls!

Bofta Yimam, Ashley Dougherty, Janelle Hall, Kelly Frey, Marena Luhn

Jeannine Blyth, Lilah Blyth, Madeleine Lemoncelli, Stephanie Dernning

WHERE: Carnegie Science Center HIGHLIGHTS: Emcee Ashley Dougherty spoke on behalf of WTAE-TV’s Kelly Frey, who is battling breast cancer and received her wig from Hair Enhancements, the salon Pink Pamper works with to raise money for those battling medical-related hair loss from their cancer treatments. — M.N. “The love and support for Kelly Frey was the highlight of the event. Ashley Dougherty called her to stage during the event introduction and there was not a dry eye.” — Jeannine Blyth, event chair

Katie Braham, Amanda Carvelli, Sarah Tuthill

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Jane Viti, Anne Finn

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Howard Ash

ANIMAL WELLNESS CENTER AnimalFriends at

Sat., July 15 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Grand Opening | Ribbon Cutting | Tours You’re invited to our campus-wide celebration of the next step in Animal Friends’ future!

AnimalFriends | 562 Camp Horne Road | Pgh, PA 15237 412.847.7000 | ThinkingOutsideTheCage.org

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AUDI PITTSBURGH’S RING IN THE NEW “MODEL” YEAR WHO: Over 40 Audi customers and enthusiasts WHAT: Audi Pittsburgh celebrated Audi’s new release of five breathtakingly redesigned 2018 models, including: Q5 SUV, A5 Coupe, S5 Coupe, A5 Sportback, and S4 Sedan.

WHERE: Audi Pittsburgh’s temporary showroom on West Liberty Avenue.

Its showstopping new showroom in the Strip is under construction and expected to open next spring!

Rich Petrovich, Russ Dejulio

Linda Lloyd, Pyosun Wagner

HIGHLIGHTS: Embracing the “New Year” theme, hors d’oeuvres and desserts were served with mini bottles of Champagne as guests admired the new rides. — M.H. “Everyone really enjoyed celebrating New Year’s in May and many guests made resolutions to take home a new Audi.” — Mary Kay Roman, director of advertising and brand for #1 Cochran Amanda Scholl, Frederick & Lynn Scholl

PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHARLIE MAGOVERN •

Calvin Lane, Davor Puljic

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FRIENDS ALL AROUND: FRIENDSHIP ANYTIME WHO: More than 600 guests WHAT: The Friendship Circle paid special tribute to its over 40 high school graduates, and the program’s dedication to creating meaningful friendships between teen volunteers and children with special needs.

WHERE: Stage AE HIGHLIGHTS: A strolling dinner reflected the “anytime” theme with eggs and mimosas (breakfast), salad stations (lunch), and sushi and cocktails (dinner).

Guests also raved about a presentation by Mark Friedman, a parent who shared his Friendship Circle experience, as well as the performance by the Gary Racan & studio e band. By night’s end, $350,000 was grossed to support The Friendship Circle’s mission! — R.J. “This event was our most successful event to date and serves as the cornerstone of The Friendship Circle’s annual fundraising efforts, having brought in roughly one-third of our annual budget!”

— Rabbi Mordy Rudolph, executive director of The Friendship Circle

Rita Rabin, Amy Spear, Shaina Schachter, Robin Gordon

Jennifer Poller-Prince & Jon Prince

PHOTOGRAPHS BY CATHERINE PALLADINO •

Rivkee & Rabbi Mordy Rudolph

Linda Supowitz, Lou Weiss, Andy Weiss, Marty Supowitz

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The Landing and Marina Barge Every Saturday through September 23rd Class starts at 10:30am Cost $5 – Parking for participants, FREE Join us at The Landing & Marina at Station Square this summer for our “Mats on the Mon” Outdoor Yoga classes! These special all-levels classes offer a unique experience and view of the City from on the river!

Please bring a yoga mat.

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6/15/17 5:18 PM

THREE RIVERS YOUTH (TRY) NELLIE LEADERSHIP AWARDS GALA WHO: 233 guests WHAT: “We Are Family” was the perfect theme for the Nellie Leadership Awards Gala, as Three Rivers Youth (TRY) raised $150,000 to continue its commitment to keeping families strong through family supportive and foster care programs.

WHERE: Twentieth Century Club HIGHLIGHTS: The beautiful evening began with cocktails and a duo plate of filet and salmon for dinner while Kenny Blake Trio performed. After dinner, guests went downstairs for the main event, where Cecelia Trower Epperson and Family, Cindy and Murry Gerber Foundation, Ruth Richardson, and Gregory Spencer and Janet Spencer were honored. The night ended on a sweet note with desserts and a liquid nitrogen ice cream station by Bella Christie and Lil’ Z’s Sweet Boutique. — M.N. “The vibrant colors and patterns of the linens and florals were symbolic of the diversity of the modern family. The fabric of the modern family comes in different colors and sizes. We see grandparents and same-sex partners raising children, and it is no longer unusual to see a biracial family. These are examples of the modern family — all loving and nurturing in their wonderfully unique way.” — Lisa Mason Eck, Extraordinary Events Group PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHARLIE MAGOVERN •

Peggy Harris, Tim McVay

Lia Epperson, Cecelia Epperson, Sharon Epperson, Sathara Bailey

Janet & Greg Spencer

Roseanne Wholey, Melanie Crockard

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Celebrate the splendor of summer in Gettysburg— cycling, scooter and Segway tours through our historic past, splashy cannonballs at the end of an epic waterslide, and dining under our shining stars (and stripes). All closer than you think—in Gettysburg, PA!

Make your own history. #GettysburgInspired Plan your visit with our My Gettysburg App!

Download a FREE Travel Planner at DestinationGettysburg.com or call 800.337.5015

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JEANS & JEWELS GALA WHO: 150 guests, including University Veterinary Specialists (UVS) veterinarians Apryle Horbal, MDV, Dimitri Brown, DVM, Anne Stoneham, DVM, and Lynn Snow, DVM, and Washington County Commissioner Diana Irey Vaughan WHAT: The Jeans & Jewels Gala raised over $39,000 for the University Veterinary Specialists Cares Foundation, supporting its mission to provide financial assistance to those who cannot pay for veterinary care for their companion or service animals.

WHERE: St. Clair Country Club HIGHLIGHTS: Guests enjoyed themed cocktails like the “Puptini” and “TomCat Collins,” specialty foods prepared by the chefs at St. Clair Country Club, a live auction, and a silent auction, which included two Penguins hockey playoff tickets. (The bid went for $2,500, then the tickets were donated back for another $2,000 bid!) One hundred keys were also sold at the event, one of which opened the lock on a box holding a piece of jewelry donated

by Louis Anthony, valued at $1,800. — M.N. “There were many stories shared of pets who have needed the help of the dedicated and expert staff at UVS, and all enjoyed this special connection. Those attending left knowing that their help was important to families of the community.”

— Donna Horbal, event committee member

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Donna Horbal, Susan Castriota, Bethany Slamen

Heather Stutler, Dimitri Brown, AJ Owen, Sandy Heasley

Tim Pitschke, Christine Zaugg, Amie Guarino Pitschke, Vanessa Guarino, Maura Schulte, Melanie Pitschke

Dr. Lori Cherup, Suzanne Rocks

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6/16/17 4:00 PM

DICK’S SPORTING GOODS PITTSBURGH MARATHON VIP PARTY WHO: 250 guests, including P3R founding chairperson emeriti Michele Fetting; P3R founder Louis Kushner; Merril Hoge; Stan Parker; and elite athletes Craig Leon, Nick Arciniaga, Clara Santucci, and Malcolm East WHAT: DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon weekend kicked off with a celebration of the individuals who made the events possible.

WHERE: Westin Convention Center Pittsburgh HIGHLIGHTS: Merril Hoge, an ESPN analyst and former Pittsburgh Steeler, delivered the event’s keynote speech, inspiring guests to adopt his “find a way” philosophy and take action to overcome obstacles, like his cancer survival.

Members of the Golembiewski family, part of Team JDRF, were also recognized for their commitment to running for their daughter, Addi, who is living with Type 1 Diabetes.

— M.M. “At this year’s event, we were able to celebrate the unwavering commitment of the sponsors, government officials, volunteers, athletes, and staff whose efforts have transformed Pittsburgh into a running city and have sparked a love of long-distance running for athletes of all ages and ability levels. The 2017 race weekend was a success, and we are looking forward to celebrating our 10-year anniversary in 2018.” — Troy Schooley, senior vice president of partnerships and sales at P3R PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHARLIE MAGOVERN •

anything

Merril Hoge, Colleen Wilson

Nick Arciniaga, Clara Santucci

Patrice Matamoros, Michele Fetting, Dee Stathis, Carol Feczko

Kayla Henderson, Ralph Staph

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3 EXCLUSIVE VENUES HEINZ HALL HEINZ HISTORY CENTER WQED STUDIOS

BUT COMMON.

412-281-5140 commonplea-catering.com m

Over the past 30 years, we’ve we e’ve perfected our catering services to meet your need for any occasion.

Our menus offer a wide variety var arie iety ty of options, each providing a gourmet experience you won’t forget.

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6/15/17 5:23 PM

#1 COCHRAN FORD GRAND REOPENING WHO: More than 50 guests, including Paula and Mark LaNeve, Ford Motor Company vice president of marketing sales and service; Rob and Christina Cochran; Olivia Cochran; Faith Cochran; Eliza Cochran; and numerous customers, team members, local officials and regional Ford executives WHAT: #1 Cochran Ford in Allegheny Valley celebrated the completion of a major year-long remodeling and expansion project.

WHERE: #1 Cochran Ford, off Route 28 in Natrona Heights HIGHLIGHTS: The excitement kicked off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and remarks from Rob Cochran and Mark LaNeve of Ford Motor Company.

Guests enjoyed small plates from big Burrito Full Service Catering while they perused the newly remodeled showroom and got an exclusive look at NASCAR driver Joey Lagano’s Ford Fusion, which was also on display! — M.H. “We always say we’d move mountains for our customers, and with all of the site work the renovation project entailed, we almost did just that. But we couldn’t be happier with the results and the opportunity we now have to provide a standard-setting experience for our Ford owners.” — Mary Kay Roman, director of advertising and brand for #1 Cochran PHOTOGRAPHS BY TARA ANTILL •

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Joel Fuller, Danielle Carman, Jeff Brautigam

Jenny Wagner, Kevin James, Mary Kay Roman

Megan Carlini, Alan Scher, Paula & Mark Laneve

Olivia Cochran, Christina & Rob Cochran, Faith Cochran, Eliza Cochran

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THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY’S 2017 MAN & WOMAN OF THE YEAR GRAND FINALE WHO: 500 guests, including the 11 Man & Woman of the Year candidates: Brielle Audino, Dionna Bertram, Jayme Butcher, Karen Gross, Tammi K. Hanak, Kathy M. Slencak, Ian Coyle, Andrew Onorato, Rocco Cozza, John D. Goetz, and TJ Reisdorf WHAT: The grand finale declared the winners of the Man & Woman of the Year campaign, based on which male and female candidates raised the most money during 10 weeks of fundraisers for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).

Brielle Audino, Ian Coyle, Andrew Onorato, Kathy M. Slencak, Dionna Bertram, Jayme Butcher, Karen Gross, Rocco Cozza, John D. Goetz, Tammi K. Hanak, TJ Reisdorf

WHERE: Heinz Field HIGHLIGHTS: Guests enjoyed cocktails, food stations, and a silent auction during the event, but the highlight was the crowning of the Man & Woman of the Year. John D. Goetz and Jayme Butcher earned the top honors, and the group raised a total of $513,259 to support LLS’ mission to treat and prevent blood cancers. — M.M. “What makes this event and this campaign so special is that yes, we do crown a new Man and new Woman of the Year and everyone wants to win that title. But the bigger accomplishment is always the collective total that the group raises together. Everyone wins when cancer loses, and this year, cancer lost big time to over half of a million dollars being raised!”

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WEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;RE SO HAPPY TO WELCOME YOU TO OUR SIXTH ANNUAL EVENT! ALL OF THE DETAILS YOU NEED FOR JULY 22 ARE RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER

Model: Annie Federoff with Docherty Agency at Point State Park ONE WHIRL Soul Yoga Leggings, patent-pending design, $59, ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio.

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ANNIE FEDEROFF Yoga instructor Annie Federoff served as a member of WHIRL Magazine’s 13 Under 30 class of 2016 and is still making a positive impact on the City of Pittsburgh!

Always having an interest in health and fitness, the Pittsburgh native set out on a wellness journey. In 2010, she created a personal training company to help women through boot camp-style classes. “I absolutely loved the high-intensity workouts and the results that they were providing, but I seemed to be missing a few other benefits,” says Federoff.

Shortly after she discovered the mental and physical benefits of yoga, Federoff completed her Level 1 training with Baron Baptiste. In 2014, Federoff opened her studio: Pure Power Yoga in Robinson Township. This year, she also started working as a financial representative with Luttner Financial Group in Pittsburgh. They’re developing a program called “Mind, Money, and Muscles” to help individuals achieve total life balance.

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Our favorite time of the year is here! The time where we unite Pittsburgh’s growing yoga community, reconnect with favorite instructors, make new friends in line for lunch, try a new style of yoga, collect goodies from the Vendor Village, and count down the days until we do it all again next year.

Make the most of the sixth annual One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, held on Saturday, JULY 22, at Point State Park, by raising the positivity in the city and cherishing every moment along the way.

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SPONSORS

The One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo continues to flourish thanks to the support it receives from the incredible lineup of sponsors each and every year. These sponsors contribute to the City of Pittsburgh and its surrounding communities in many tremendous ways, but most importantly, they are all committed to helping individuals lead a healthy lifestyle. Check out all that these sponsors do for Pittsburgh and what they will be offering at the event on JULY 22!

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UPMC Health Plan As the presenting sponsor of One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo 2017, UPMC Health Plan knows that it takes a community effort to build a lifetime of good health for everyone. That’s why UPMC Health Plan embraces public programs that help families and communities achieve a healthy, well-rounded lifestyle. During the event, UPMC Health Plan health coaches will be onsite to provide helpful information related to making healthy choices.

Whether your goal is losing weight, staying active, stopping smoking, or limiting stress, UPMC Health Plan health coaches provide the tips, advice, and motivation necessary to make lasting improvements every day for UPMC Health Plan members.

Simon Property Group Ross Park Mall Simon Property Group’s Ross Park Mall is keeping Pittsburgh healthy by supplying the best fitness apparel and wellness products at shops like lululemon, Athleta, and GNC. As a 2017 sponsor of the One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, Ross Park Mall is looking forward to showcasing retailers and restaurants that make leading a healthy lifestyle even easier. Stop by for samples, giveaways, and tips for having the most fit and fashionable summer ever!

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Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty Buying and selling real estate in Downtown Pittsburgh and surrounding neighborhoods, Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty encourages its clients to take advantage of all of the walkable and bikeable trails, parks, and riverfronts the city has to offer. As a 2017 sponsor of One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty real estate agents will be on hand at the fest to provide their expertise on Pittsburgh’s ever-growing residential market, as well as holding a raffle giveaway and providing attendees with additional information on available homes and their real estate services.

Aerie As a proud 2017 sponsor of One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, Aerie brings the perfect amount of style, comfort, and functionality in its apparel for every body and every activity. Aerie is looking forward to showcasing new products from the Chill.

Play. Move™ collection at the event. Get your CHILL on with a free water bottle, PLAY in front of the cute photo backdrop, and MOVE in new gear from the collection.

Union Fitness Providing the tools its members need to achieve their goals — whether that’s through yoga and spin programs, motivating group training classes, personal trainers, or access to some of the best strength training equipment in the area — Union Fitness is changing the workout game in Pittsburgh. As a 2017 sponsor of One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, Union Fitness is looking forward to showcasing its unique approach to yoga in Pittsburgh, and providing tips and demonstrations for those who stop by its booth in the Vendor Village.

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Yelp Yelp loves connecting Pittsburgh residents to the great fitness centers, healthy restaurants, and community-building events in the area! The team is looking forward to working alongside the other vendors at the One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo and spreading the word about their healthy lifestyle products, classes, and more!

BLUME HONEY WATER Is proud to be an Official Sponsor of One WHIRL Yoga Fest 2017

CBS Radio Pittsburgh As advocates for bringing together everyone in the community, CBS Radio Pittsburgh stays involved with various events throughout the year, including its Family Fitness and Brunch and Burn events. The group will continue to expand its reach and promote healthy lifestyles throughout the area with its sponsorship of the One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo.

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Lamar Lamar Advertising, one of the largest out-of-home advertising companies in the world, focuses on serving its customers, supporting the community, and encouraging its staff members to adopt healthy habits. Employees who participate in the company’s wellness program are rewarded with reduced costs on insurance plans and even special prizes, such as water bottles or Fitbits. Lamar is thrilled to be a part of this year’s One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, as a way to connect with the community and expand its methods for achieving health and wellness goals.

Blume Honey Water One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo was the perfect partner for Blume Honey Water’s 2016 event debut, just days after its hometown launch! Blume looks forward to providing this year’s participants with elegant energy and beautiful hydration. Choose from Vanilla Citrus, Wild Blueberry, or Ginger Zest, which are all made with bee-friendly honeys; no added sugar; and all-natural fruits, spices, and herbs. Blume hopes to enhance the lives of each participant on his or her healthy journey in order to “Live in Full Blume.”

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CLASS SCHEDULE Indulge in our fulfilling selection of classes in yoga, Pilates, barre, and more that appeal to every style and every level of student! With classes beginning every hour, you’ll never be without an option to explore.

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Honor the Sun with Hayley Pearlman and Dominique Ponko of Yoga Flow Rise with the sun and warm your body with a spiritual and challenging vinyasa flow.

Connect to the energy of light and warmth in this ujjayi vinyasa practice.

Carve Your Core with Pilates with Judy Elias of Clearly Pilates and Misty Cauthen of Dragonfly Pilates Challenge yourself to an hour of the original Pilates exercises choreographed by Joseph Pilates himself. New students will not feel lost or unsure as they rediscover their abs, thanks to Judy and Misty’s thorough instructions, and those who are familiar with the method will deepen their practice and challenge muscles they didn’t even know they had!

Inside Out Asana

with Kristie Lindblom, Yoga Educator How do you know when you’re aligned? How can you tell the difference between intense sensation and pain? In this class, you’ll use your body’s inner wisdom and communication to somatically work through asana in a healthy way.

To Whom it May Concern: Salutations from Your Yoga Mat

with Kristi Rogers of BYS Yoga By exploring variations of Surya Namaskara and Chandra Namaskara — the physical salutations of the Sun and Moon, which are part of an asana practice — you’ll ask your mats to compose notes to yourself starting with, “To Whom it May Concern.” Then, open up to the feedback and lessons it has for you! Yoga is about the way our practice shapes you physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, and that’s worth saying “hello” to!

Beginning, Middle, and End: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva

with Jennifer Ferris-Glick of Exhale Pittsburgh Channel beginning, middle, and end in this yoga practice while honoring those qualities of these three Hindu Gods.

Bikram Method

with Zeb Homison of Yoga Factory Pittsburgh Take on the traditional hot yoga sequence of 26 postures and two breathing exercises, usually performed in a hot room. This class is challenging, but highly effective and ideal for all levels.

Beginners are welcome!

Yoga en Español with Barbara Garcia-Bernardo and Francisca Sureda-Truyols of South Hills Power Yoga Participa con nosotros en una divertida clase de power yoga impartida totalmente en Español.

Abierta a todos los niveles e idiomas. (Join us for a fun power yoga class taught entirely in Spanish.

Open to all levels and languages.)

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Hearts open to harmony and entrainment!

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Yoga: The Art of Joyful Living with Kate Kill of The Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh More and more people are discovering the benefits of yoga every day. Yoga’s potential rewards extend beyond the mat and into your everyday life. Come learn the principles of living a joyful life!

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with Paul Richards of BYS Yoga When you can approach your yoga practice as a celebration and not a competition (with yourself or others), you’ll have more joyous results and certainly a lot more fun! By honoring the ancient teachings of yoga, but infusing them with a playful spirit, you’ll learn to lighten up. Discover how simply bringing the sides of your lips toward your ears can influence and affect your yoga practice and how yoga is a practice for everyBODY!

Mara, Mindfulness, and Meditation: M3 with Jennifer Ferris-Glick of Exhale Pittsburgh This class will combine different practices of meditation and conversation to remove mara (illusion) from the mind.

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with Lisa Pellow of Touchstone Pilates Learn the classical True Pilates method as originally developed by Joseph Pilates while having some fun, too! The class will focus on proper core (powerhouse) engagement, alignment, and form. It will also touch upon the six Pilates principles: concentration, control, centering, precision, breath, and flow.

Ashtanga Yoga with Leta Koontz of Schoolhouse Yoga Ashtanga Yoga is an athletic, challenging, and fast-paced style of yoga designed to purify the body and focus the mind through a disciplined focus on the breath, the gaze, and the energetic locks of the body. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be fun!

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Hoop Flow with Tara Brown of Homegrown Yoga Learn the art of hooping! You will constantly activate your core while keeping the hoop in motion.

In the process, you’ll attain a sense of body awareness, a sense of rhythm, a sense of balance, and an awareness of the space that you occupy within the surroundings of your environment.

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Exhilarating Sunrise Yoga with Felicia Lane Savage of YogaRoots on Location The session starts off with a quiet intention that uses the essential oil blend of Peace and Calming II, which features tangerine, orange, ylang ylang, patchouli, and several other essential oils to calm, center, and ground your practice. After employing rhythmic dance moves that smoothly transition into a vigorous yoga flow of heat and strengthbuilding movements, the class wraps with gentle sessions, an infusion of Peace and Calming II, and self-Reiki for extra relaxation.

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Freedom In Your Flow with Charlotte Garver of Salt Power Yoga Come and start your day with a vinyasa practice that will allow you to move, breathe, and get a little creative! This class will touch on heart-opening, energizing postures.

Ballet 101 with Shanna Naider of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Experience the benefits of ballet and the enjoyment of dancing in an encouraging and non-competitive environment. Designed for the absolute beginners or former dancers looking to brush up on the fundamental positions, basic techniques, and terminology of classical ballet, this class can be modified for all fitness levels.

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Power Flow with Claire Baer of Yoga Innovations By linking the breath to movement, we are able to find comfort in the familiar, while challenging ourselves with new things. This dynamic practice increases endurance, strength, and flexibility while tapping into the mind, body, and soul.

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Intro to Acro Yoga: Communication and Playfulness with Darcy Lyle of South Hills Power Yoga Acro Yoga combines the traditions of yoga, partnered acrobatics, and Thai massage. Discover how to work in partnership and connection with your yoga friends to create new potential for strength and balance, as well as healing and restoration. This all-levels class is open to everyone.

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The Gentle Warrior with Kristie Lindblom, Yoga Educator Get inspired by yoga’s fascinating history surrounding India’s warrior yogis, and empower your gentle practice with a hands-free warrior series. This practice will be breath-centered and geared toward your individual practice. All levels and abilities are welcome.

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Kundalini Yoga with Leta Koontz of Schoolhouse Yoga Kundalini Yoga is an uplifting and transformative yoga practice that fuses dynamic breath work (Kapalabhati) with chanting (Mantra), hand seals (Mudra), and physical movement designed to awaken the energy located at the base of the spine (Kundalini Shakti) and move it up through the energetic centers (Chakra) of the body, increasing consciousness and physical vitality. This class is open to students of all levels and abilities.

Meditation & Manifesting with Kerissa Kuis of Nemacolin Woodlands Resort During this class, you will create positive intentions for the year while learning all the techniques to manifesting your dreams. You will be lead through a powerful meditation that will help you attract all of the abundance you want in your life, while letting go of everything that no longer serves you.

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Power Fusion with Claire Baer of Yoga Innovations This series is designed to optimize the stabilizing muscles and take you deeper into the flow with a dynamic blend of power flow and Bikram ideas.

Go Deeper with Forrest Yoga with Becca Cutright of takeyoga Forrest Yoga can awaken and strengthen the greatest love affair of your life: your relationship with yourself. Created

by Ana Forrest and practiced with the four pillars of breath, strength, integrity, and spirit in mind, you’ll practice to better learn yourself and learn how to heal yourself so you can live a deeply fulfilling life.

Pure Barre: Intelligent Exercise with Natalie Wagner, Katie Dernoshek, and Gabrielle Yarshen of Pure Barre This full-body workout concentrates on the areas women struggle with the most: hips, thighs, seat, abdominals, and arms. The Pure Barre technique is low-impact and protects your joints by avoiding any bouncing or jumping. Each strength section of the workout is followed by a stretching section to create long, lean muscles without bulk.

An Ayurvedic Lifestyle with Kate Kill of The Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh We are part of nature. Ayurveda is a science that studies nature’s important rhythms and how to live in harmony with them. Leave with a new perspective of yourself and the world around you.

Love Warriors — Creative Vinyasa Flow with Suzanne Nagel, Amie Ditomasso, and Alexi Biondo of Yoga Flow This is not yo mama’s flow class! Learn different ways to move between postures as you build heat and flow to the rhythm of your breath. Experience unpredictable transitions and funky variations of classic yoga postures including arm balances.

Barre Code with Meredith Ward Ley, Vanessa Broers, and Amanda McDonald of The Barre Code Pittsburgh This full-body workout consists of isometric holds and heavy repetition, working muscles to fatigue to develop muscle stamina and endurance. Different props and routines are used in each class to challenge the body and engage the mind.

Vinyasa Fusion with Lori Battist of Yoga Factory Pittsburgh This vinyasa sequence is an athletic blend of multiple styles of yoga, allowing students to explore their practice.

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Healthy Lifestyle Studio Take a peek at Lawrenceville’s newest studio promoting healthy lifestyles and thoughtful conversation

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he newest addition to Upper Lawrenceville is a oneof-a-kind, multi-purpose space whose mission is to provide clients with a place necessary to reconnect with their bodies and minds in order to create their own paths to healthy living.

Founded and opened this past spring by Christine McMahon Tumpson, editorial director of WHIRL Publishing, the studio is an inclusive place to practice yoga, learn mindfulness and meditation practices, attend lifestyle workshops, and connect with others in a relaxed environment.

Walking through the front doors of ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio is like walking into a magnificent retreat away from the hustle and bustle of Downtown Pittsburgh. “The studio consists of a large front room for usage as a class and event space, a kitchen and office with a full bath, a quiet meditation room, and an open-air garden and container farm with seating, lighting, and dozens of different varieties of edible plants growing throughout,” says Ben Laun, ONE WHIRL brand ambassador.

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harmony and proper energy flow through the orientation of objects within a room.

The space is filled with gold accents and ornate details, particularly in the lush garden patio where Tumpson’s green thumb has transformed the backyard into a botanical beauty.

The perfectly executed layout and vibe of the studio allows for it to be used for a plethora of purposes, in particular classes and workshops dedicated to combating and coping with the trials and stresses of everyday life.

“The foundation of our practice combines the physical with an inner emotional and spiritual journey. By integrating body, breath, movement, and meditative awareness, we strive to promote an understanding of the interdependence of all these aspects in your personal health and well-being,” says Tumpson. The Lawrenceville gem also houses and sells a variety of lines of lifestyle products ranging from clothing to skin care, including ONE WHIRL Yoga Apparel, BootBud, EVER Skincare, and dōTERRA. The studio is also proud to partner with health and wellness experts in order to help build and maintain connections and spread awareness of issues facing our bodies, minds, communities, and planet. Recent events have included WH I R LM A G A Z I N E .C OM / WH IRL

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everything from an EVER Skincare's Ladies Night of Wine and Wellness, to Food for the Soul with Olga George, with many more on the way! With a space as all-encompassing as ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio, there is no better place to clear your mind and learn and engage with others in a calming and inviting environment.

“ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio provides everything your mind and body could possibly need, particularly finding your inner grace and gratitude while elevating your physical, mental, and emotional well-being,” Tumpson says. “Welcome to your new home!”

ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio, 5314 Butler St., Lawrenceville. onewhirl.com. onewhirlstudio.com.

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Jennifer Caumo Power Yoga Series Are you new to Power Yoga? This 10week series will teach the fundamentals of a Power Yoga practice in a safe and comfortable learning environment. Students will focus on yogic breathing, yoga postures, and proper alignment in every class. And the series will build mind and body awareness through a thoughtful, intentional sequence.

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TRISTEN MONTESINO Tristen Montesino began her ballet training in New York City at the New York Theatre Ballet in 1998. In 2003, she relocated to Pittsburgh and continued her training for the next several years at the Ballet Academy of Pittsburgh under the direction of Steven and Lindsay Piper until she graduated high school in 2012. From 2012-2015, Montesino trained with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s part-time division, West Point Ballet, under the direction of Damien Martinez and Cynthia Castillo, highlighting the Cuban methodology, and Steps on Broadway with instructors Elena Kunikova and Karin Averty.

Montesino has also attended and received scholarships to summer programs and workshops such as Cincinnati Ballet, Houston Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Miami City Ballet, School of American Ballet, The Art of Classical Ballet in Ft. Lauderdale, Milwaukee Ballet, and the New Ballet School. Some of Montesino’s repertoire and favorite roles that she has performed include: variations from La Bayadère, Swan Lake, Don Quixote, and Fascinating Rhythm; Five Ladies Dancing and Ten Ladies Dancing from Who Cares? (Balanchine) and Walpurgisnacht (Balanchine); and Carabosse from Sleeping Beauty. In addition to working with the New Ballet School Studio Company, Montesino was invited this past year to work on a separate upcoming choreographic project.

This is Montesino’s first year with the Studio Company and she is super excited to be working with Dalia Rawson, and the rest of the staff and guest artists at the New Ballet.

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With a focus on sourcing, testing, and education of essential oils, dōTERRA Essential Oils produces a full line of Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade essential oil blends and single oils. Find one that suits your specific needs, whether that’s relieving stress or disinfecting your yoga mat.

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STUDIO ROUND-UP When we hosted our first One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo, there were dozens of studios in Allegheny County offering yoga, pilates, and other wellness classes. As we get ready for the sixth annual event, we’re elated to see how many more studios are available and how far across the state they spread. Find a new space in your neighborhood today!

BY MOLLY NICHOLAS

Bend the Bridge Yoga

Greater Pittsburgh Wellness

3851 Old William Penn Hwy., Murrysville.

724.325.0004. 5518 Walnut St., Shadyside.

412.586.5059. dragonflypilates. liveeditaurora.com.

BodyTech Health & Fitness

Harmony Pilates Studio

BRN Fitness

IM=X Pilates and Fitness

5996 Steubenville Pike, Robinson Township.

412.490.4995. brnfitness.com.

Healing Motion Physical Therapy and Wellness Center

3249 Washington Pike, #1001, Bridgeville.

412.564.3203. bendthebridge.yoga.

Dragonfly Pilates

3339 Washington Road, McMurray.

724.229.3994. 300 Warrendale Road, Wexford.

724.935.0022. imxpilates.com.

Pure Barre

1612 Cochran Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.248.2424. 724.941.8663. 1121 Freeport Road, Fox Chapel. 412.408.3335. 5986 Centre Ave., Shadyside. 412.248.3333. 12091 Perry Hwy., Wexford. 724.719.9191. 203 Blue Spruce Way, Murrysville. 724.519.8571. 4000 Washington Road, Suite 108, Peters Township. purebarre.com.

South Hills Power Yoga

3045 West Liberty Ave., Dormont.

412.207.9535. 4145 Washington Road, Peters Township. 724.260.0011. southhillspoweryoga.com.

Yoga Flow

345 Freeport Road, Aspinwall. 412.781.4140.

250 Mt. Lebanon Blvd., Mt. Lebanon.

412.207.9131. 5433 Walnut St., Shadyside.

412.621.1157. 4606 William Penn Hwy., Murrysville. 724.733.5038. 7830 Route 30, Irwin. 724.515.7676. yogaflowpittsburgh.com.

1130 Perry Hwy., Ross Township.

412.364.7334. bodytech-gym.com.

BYS Yoga LLC

1113 E. Carson St., South Side.

412.481.9642. bys-yoga.com.

Chris Anthony Fitness

6901 Lynn Way, North Point Breeze.412.292.1045. chrisanthonyfitness.com.

Clearly Pilates

409 Broad St., Suite 110, Sewickley.

412.999.0215. clearlypilates.com.

Club One Fitness

201 S Highland Ave., Shadyside.

412.441.1100. movewithharmony.com.

5840 Ellsworth Ave., Shadyside.

412.363.4050. healing-motion.com.

Health Thru Yoga

3926 Willow Ave., Castle Shannon.

412.292.5167. healththruyoga.com.

Heart Shine Yoga

1202 Long Run Road, White Oak. 412.216.3817. heartshineyoga.com.

Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh

300 Beverly Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.344.7434. hipyoga.org.

921 Freeport Road, Fox Chapel. 412.782.4800.

6325 Penn Ave., East End. 412.362.4806. club1pittsburgh.com.

Homegrown Yoga

CORE Pilates & Yoga

Hot Dog Yoga

2607 Nicholson Road, #100, Sewickley.

724.933.0500. corepilatesandyoga.com.

Diamond Pathways Counseling and Yoga Therapy

6315 Forbes Ave., Oakland.

412.422.0222. mickiediamond.com.

Exhale Pittsburgh Amazing Yoga

1366 Old Freeport Road, Fox Chapel.

412.963.6460. greaterpittsburghwellness.com.

222 Boulevard of the Allies, Downtown.

412.573.9642. exhalepittsburgh.com.

1506 E. Carson St., South Side. 412.432.7166.

730 Copeland St., Shadyside. 412.681.1092.

4100 Butler St., Lawrenceville. 2622 Brandt School Road, Wexford. amazingyoga.net.

FASTER

Amerifit Fitness Club

Female Physique’s Fitness

100 Roessler Road, #1, Scott Township.

412.341.3033. amerifitfitnessclub.com.

605 Thompson Run Road, North Hills.

412.492.8601. femalephysiquesfitness.com.

ASCEND Pittsburgh

Fitness Yoga

4898 Campbells Run Road, Robinson Township.

412.489.6036. performfaster.com.

300 Allegheny River Blvd., Oakmont.

412.423.5434. homegrownyogaoakmont.com.

4500 Clairton Blvd., Whitehall.

412.652.6420. hotdogyogallc.com.

Hott Spot Extreme Wellness

614 Washington Ave., Bridgeville.

412.221.9500. thehottspotextremewellness.com.

I Am Yoga

1701 Murray Ave., Squirrel Hill.

412.586.7501. iamyogapgh.com.

Improvement Thru Movement

88 Fort Couch Road, Bethel Park.

412.595.7828. improvethrumovement.com.

Indigo Yoga Loft

1840 Mayview Road, Suite 206, Bridgeville.

412.257.3200. indigoyogaloft.com.

Inhale Pittsburgh

2141 Mary St., South Side. 412.745.2141. ascendpgh.com.

1112 S. Braddock Ave., Swissvale. 412.244.9642.

100 7th St., Downtown.

412.436.9108. inhalepgh.com.

FitWell Studios

8000 McKnight Road, North Hills.

724.935.2220. fitwellstudios.com.

Lates Pilates Studio

Axle Fitness

Fusion Pilates Studio

Local Motion

1913 Fox Chapel Road, Fox Chapel.

412.894.3868. axlefitness.com.

The Barre Code

741 Providence Blvd., McCandless.

412.364.4230. 804 South Aiken Ave., Shadyside. 412.802.8585. thebarrecode.com.

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5865 Forbes Ave., Squirrel Hill.

412.521.0700. fusionpilatesstudio.net.

1344 Freeport Road, Fox Chapel. 412.794.8140. latespilates.com.

207 E. 8th Ave., Homestead. 412.407.7863. localmotionpgh.com.

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Mecka Fitness

439 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.206.0941. meckafitness.com.

Mookshi Wellness Center

702 S. Trenton Ave., Regent Square.

412.407.7829. mookshi.com.

Movement Studio Pittsburgh

271 Main St., Imperial. 412.401.9052. movementstudiopittsburgh.com.

Moxie Mind & Body

24 Market Place, Downtown. 300 Mt. Lebanon Blvd., Mt. Lebanon. 412.261.2299. moxiemindandbody.com.

Myofitness

In home by appointment. 412.820.3000 or 412.559.1610. myofitness.com.

Northside Yoga

845 Western Ave., Allegheny-West.

412.475.8014. northsideyogapgh.com.

One Point One Yoga

4929 Penn Ave., Bloomfield.

412.256.8072. onepointoneyoga.com.

ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio

Pure Power Yoga

4898 Campbells Run Road, Robinson Township. 412.639.4575. purepoweryogapgh.com.

Salt Power Yoga

533 Beaver St., Sewickley. 724.584.1624. saltpoweryoga.com.

Samira Yoga Studio

6739 Reynolds St., Squirrel Hill.

412.719.0069. samirayogapittsburgh.com.

Schoolhouse Yoga

2215-2217 Murray Ave., Squirrel Hill. 5923 Baum Blvd., East Liberty. 7210 McKnight Road, North Hills. 412.401.4444. schoolhouseyoga.com.

The Shala of Pittsburgh Ashtanga Yoga 4319 Butler St., Lawrenceville. theshalapittsburgh.com.

Shining Light Prenatal Yoga

3929 McClure Ave., Lawrenceville.

412.915.6167. shininglightprenatal.com.

Simple Sol

520 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.388.1100. thesimplesol.com.

5314 Butler St., Lawrenceville. onewhirl.com. onewhirlstudio.com

Smokin’ Hot Yoga LLC

Orangetheory Fitness

Soulshine Yoga

5841 Penn Ave., East End. 412.362.3616. pittsburgh-east-end. orangetheoryfitness.com. 12003 Perry Hwy., Wexford. 724.400.6773. wexford. orangetheoryfitness.com

Phi Pilates Studio

4158 Library Road, Castle Shannon.

412.563.1807. phipilates.com.

Physique Rx’d

835 Western Ave., Allegheny-West.

724.467.0524. physiquerxd.com.

Pilates Center of Pittsburgh

1665 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon.

412.851.1280. thepilatescenterofpittsburgh.com.

Pilates Sol

900 Penn Ave., Wilkinsburg. 306 Forbes Ave., Downtown. 412.592.2375. pilatessol.com.

Pilates Vitality Studio

3447 Harts Run Road, Glenshaw.

412.963.6666. foxchapelpilates.com.

Pittsburgh FIT

201 N. Braddock Ave., East Side.

412.445.2154. pittsburghfit.com.

Pines Studio

180 Emmett Road, Wexford.

724.935.7945. thepinesstudio.com.

Pool Paddle Yoga

1801 Dormont Ave., Dormont.

412.576.4769. poolpaddlefitness.com.

4848 PA-8, Allison Park. 412.874.5757.

890 Beaver Grade Road, Moon.

724.312.3931. soulshineyogapgh.com.

Spiritworks Studio

301 Overdale Road, Forest Hills.

412.475.9642. spiritworks.org.

Steel Revolution

731 Copeland St., Shadyside.

412.802.0519. steelrevolutionpgh.com.

Sterling Yoga

1418 Potomac Ave., Dormont.

412.260.0533. sterlingyoga.com.

Stray Dog Yoga

1500 Village Run Drive, Wexford.

724.719.2055. straydogyogastudio. liveeditaurora.com.

GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO SWEAT

412-536-1996

hautesaunastudio.com 8350 Perry Highway, Suite 5 Pittsburgh, PA 15237

SUP Yoga

29422 St. David Drive, McKeesport.

412.720.5058. 1 Market St., Downtown.

412.860.3737. northeastpaddleboard.com.

schoolhouseyoga.com east liberty squirrel hill north hills

takeyoga

3390 Saxonburg Blvd., Glenshaw.

427.767.5814. takeyogastudio.com.

Three Rivers Yoga Institute

411 Mill St., Coraopolis.

412.262.5445. threeriversyoga.com.

Totally Yoga

1902 Babcock Blvd., Ross Township.

412.772.1945. totallyyoga.us. classes range from beginner to advanced gentle to challenging

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Touchstone Pilates

YogaRoots on Location

Union Fitness

The Yoga Whole

Urban Elements Yoga

Yogastyle

250 Mt. Lebanon Blvd., Mt. Lebanon.

412.344.5050. touchstonepilates.com.

Nova Place, 100 S. Commons Blvd., North Shore. 412.224.5220. unionfitness.com.

208 Federal St., North Shore.

412.904.1003. uecpgh.com.

412.512.7779. yogarootsonlocation.com.

360 Broadmoor Ave., Mt. Lebanon.

412.892.8740. theyogawhole.com.

475 Swiss Way, Elizabeth.

412.651.5696. yogastylestudio.com.

Verve 360 Degrees of Wellness Salon 142 6th St., Downtown.

412.471.1575. theverve360.com.

Vital Glow Yoga

8 S. Fremont Ave., Bellevue.

412.734.4400. vitalglowyoga.com.

Warriors Fitness

600 Iron City Dr., Green Tree.

412.512.3261. warriors-fitness.com.

Way Wellness Center

Sangha Center for Yoga and Wellness

455 3rd St., Beaver. 412.901.6478. sanghacenteryoga.com.

Yoga Underground

1609 Baltimore Pike, Building 500, Darlington. yugtwy@gmail.com. yogaundergroundlove.com.

1150 Freeport Road, Fox Chapel.

412.772.1461. waywellnesscenter.com.

X Shadyside

5608 Walnut St., Shadyside.

412.363.9999. xshadyside.com.

Yoga by Romi

4141 Old William Penn Hwy., Monroeville.

412.853.0752. yogabyromi.com.

Yoga Factory

3418 Penn Ave., Lawrenceville.

412.513.5000. yogafactorypittsburgh.com.

Yoga H’om

7053 Steubenville Pike, Suite 22, Oakdale. 412.334.1741. yogahom.com.

The Yoga Hive

Butler Yoga Works

601 Pittsburgh Road, Butler.

724.996.6694. butleryogaworks.com.

Laughing Lizard Yoga Studio

9125 Marshall Road, Cranberry.

724.591.5752.

Salt Power Yoga

203 Highpointer Dr., Cranberry. saltpoweryoga.com.

The Yoma Room

170 E. Main St., Saxonburg.

724.352.9454. yomaroom.com.

5491 Penn Ave., East Liberty.

412.362.4483. yogahivepgh.com.

Yoga Innovations

102 Broughton Road, Bethel Park.

412.851.9642. yogainnovations.com.

Yoga Love Pittsburgh

134 S. Highland Ave., Shadyside.

412.362.1359. yogalovepgh.com.

Yoga Matrika

1406 S. Negley Ave., Regent Square.

412.855.5692. yogamatrika.com.

Just Breathe Mindful Movement Studio

1910 Minno Dr., Johnstown.

814.254.4288. justbreathemms.com.

Yi Yoga

510 Diamond Blvd., Johnstown.

814.233.6542. yiyoga.com.

Yoga on Broad St.

422 Broad St., Sewickley.

412.860.8413. yogaonbroadst.com.

Yoga on Centre

6016 Centre Ave., Shadyside.

412.401.2162. yogaoncentre.com.

Yoga on the Square

1112 S. Braddock Ave., Regent Square.

412.287.4591. yogaonthesquare.net.

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Plasha Yoga

3330 W. 26th St., Erie.

814.864.1114. plashayoga.com.

Yoga Erie

2560 W. 8th St., Erie.

814.520.6998. yogaerie.com.

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SunďŹ&#x201A;ower Yoga

580 Philadelphia St., Indiana. 724.388.6327. sunďŹ&#x201A;oweryogastudio.com.

Broad Street Yoga

225 S. Broad St., Grove City.

724.900.3889. broadstyoga.com.

Health Club at Southpointe

333 Technology Drive, Canonsburg.

724.597.0014. healthclubatsoutpointe.com.

Lakeview Yoga

4000 Washington Road, Peters Township.

724.260.8738. lakeviewyogastudio.com.

Sri Yantra Yoga

10 N. Cherry Ave., Houston.

724.746.1327. sriyantrayoga.com.

SUP Yoga

112 McDowell Lane, Canonsburg.

412.860.3737. northeastpaddleboard.com.

Wilfred R. Cameron Wellness Center

Wellness Way, Washington. 724.225.9355. wrcameronwellness.org.

Inner Strength Yoga

13856 Route 30, Irwin. 412.414.4566. innerstrengthyoga.net.

Moonglow Yoga

125 Nature Park Road, Greensburg.

412.551.1555. moonglowyoga.com.

Murrysville Center for Massage Therapy 4222 Old William Penn Hwy., Murrysville.

724.327.0025. murrysvillehealingarts.com.

Red Brick Yoga

143 Hartman Road, Greensburg.

724.454.1103. redbrickyoga.com.

Yoga on 3rd

205 3rd St., Irwin. 724.708.5939. yogaonthird.com.

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VENDOR VILLAGE Browse products, clothing, and more at the health and wellness tents in our Vendor Village to learn more about healthy lifestyles.

Enjoy yummy samples and cool giveaways, too!

BY MAGGIE MCCAULEY + AUBRAY ONDERIK

Arbonne International

A certified vegan, cruelty-free, and green health and beauty company, Arbonne offers pure and safe products. Learn how to get involved with Arbonne yourself and sample the Arbonne Energy Fizz Sticks.

Bend Active

Get your official T-shirt (and tank top!) for the One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo from Bend Active. The inspired fitfashion apparel brand encourages people to be flexible, strong, and resilient — in body and mind — with its comfort performance tops made with tri-blend or bamboo fabric that are perfect for every work out.

Bend The Bridge Yoga

Yogis can find balance, strength, and community in this tranquil space originating in Bridgeville. Offering a variety of classes — including Beginner’s Series, Prenatal, Vinyasa Flow, and Restorative — you can choose the class that’s best for you!

Chateau Café

Keren DeCarlo and her family keep Chateau Café & Cakery patrons buzzing with coffees, teas, and sweet treats, incorporating local ingredients as much as possible. Grab one of their beloved Power Bars at the event, along with fresh salads, tasty desserts, and many gluten-free and dairyfree offerings.

Choice Chiropractic and Wellness Center

Since 1999, patients have enjoyed chiropractic care dedicated to education and empowerment. A comfortable office experience, extended hours, payment plans, and thorough examinations set this company apart from the rest.

Club 1 Fitness

Achieve your fitness goals with two convenient locations in Fox Chapel and East End. Membership perks also include the use of cardio and weight equipment, group exercise classes, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, and more.

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dōTERRA

Learn the benefits of aromatherapy and dōTERRA’s mission for incredible sourcing, testing, and the education provided for its essential oils and product line. Learn about the Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade essential oil blends and single oils, including those that can help with stress relief, balancing the Chakras, keeping your immune system functioning at its peak, and disinfecting mats and studios.

Equilibrium Pittsburgh Pilates Studio

Each class offered here is an opportunity to learn healthy movement patterns, which translate into balanced muscles, increased range of motion, freedom from pain, and strength from the inside out. Their belief is that Pilates is more than just a great workout, it is a way of life.

Fighter Fitness

Certified master trainer and fitness nutrition specialist Coach “Muddy” Melissa Pekar launched Fighter Fitness five years ago to provide personal training and nutrition counseling in-home locally or online through a convenient, customizable app. Her full-service meal prep delivery business, Green Light Meals, offers fully cooked, nutritionist-approved homemade meals delivered to your door.

Fleet Feet Sports

Dedicated to inspiring, educating, and motivating people to live a healthy and fit lifestyle, Fleet Feet Sports provides individuals with the knowledge, gear, and support to meet their unique needs and goals.

Gurus

Gurus is an Indian-inspired yoga brand focused on providing sustainable products. It offers a modern take on traditional summer sandals, all-natural cork yoga mats, thoughtful threads, and more.

Gurus strives to make a positive impact on the world, planting a tree for every product sold.

Haute Sauna Studio

Visit Pittsburgh’s first infrared sauna studio for a 30-minute sweat session in relaxing sauna pods to help with weight loss, stress reduction, pain relief, detoxification, and skin purification.

Henna Art

Take a piece of the event home with you in the form of designs on your hands, feet, legs, back, and more that last one to two weeks. The henna oils used to create the gorgeous adornment also help detox, cool the body, reduce inflammation, speed healing, and are even used in Ayurvedic medicine!

Isagenix

This solutions-based company specializes in weight loss, energy and performance, and healthy aging with its complete, gluten-free cleansing and nutritional system. Isagenix helps us remove impurities and toxins through cellular, nutritional cleansing, while also fueling us with dense, soluble nutrients, minerals, and trace minerals.

Latés Pilates Studio

Established in 2011, Latés Pilates is one of the first boutique-style Pilates studios in Pittsburgh. Its Pilates method produces results your body can recognize: limbering your joints, revitalizing your muscles, and shaping a longer, leaner, and stronger physique.

MedExpress

As a neighborhood medical center, MedExpress offers a wide range of urgent care, employer health and basic wellness, and prevention services. With warm, welcoming centers and a full medical team, patients can receive walk-in treatment for everyday illness and injury, including more advanced offerings like X-rays, IVs, labs, minor surgery, stitches, and treatment for broken bones, sprains and strains.

ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio

Upper Lawrenceville’s newest addition is a multi-purpose space where clients can practice yoga, learn mindfulness and meditation practices, attend lifestyle workshops, and connect with others in a relaxed environment. Plus, shop ONE WHIRL Yoga Apparel, BootBuds, EVER Skincare products, and dōTERRA Essential Oils.

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BYS YOGA

space for you to discover YOUR yoga

Orangetheory Fitness

Named the best one-hour workout in the country, this interval training program monitors your heartrate throughout the entire class. Burn an estimated 500 to 1,000 calories during class and keep burning calories for up to 36 hours!

PGH Crepes

For a light bite after class, try something delicious from PGH Crepes. Owners Ilmir and Regina, who are husband and wife, honor their family’s Russian heritage by perfecting traditional crepes with savory or sweet fillings.

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre

Train like a dancer! Explore ballet, jazz, barre, Pilates, and more with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s Community Division.

Pittsburgh Juice Company

Enjoy organic, raw, cold-pressed juice and superfood smoothies that will keep you hydrated and energized post-workout!

Randita's Grill Vegan Cuisine

Offering all vegan cuisine with exclusively organic products, Randita’s makes no sacrifices in terms of taste, comfort, and familiarity to create healthy fare. Delight in Randita’s hummus wraps, BBQ wraps, grain and bean burgers, and strawberry smoothies — just some of the available vegan treats!

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Rodan and Fields

Specializing in anti-aging skincare, this dermatologist-created line features innovative products for all skin types, focusing on bettering one’s skin and life.

Salúd Juicery

Owner Ginny Corbett opened Salúd Juicery with the aim of helping her therapy clients reinforce lifestyle changes and help them understand the gut brain connection and have access to healthy products. Salúd will be serving up some of its most rejuvenating drinks at Yoga Fest, including a variety of juices, health shots and samples of delicious and healthy smoothies.

Silversport®

Silversport® develops products that provide odor-free and antimicrobial performance for their life. Silversport® incorporates Silver Clean Technology® and has implemented a wide range of products in the fitness, fashion, medical, military, and outdoor segments of the world wide marketplace. Silversport® — keeping Sports Clean and Odor Free.

Ultra Matcha

Experience the benefits of this natural energy source, a refined performance enhancing drink.

Urban Academy

A charter school designed to uniquely support the African American culture, traditions, and history, this school focuses on offering the best education, excellence, and values to students.

urbanfitco

Finding a balance between fitness and fashion, UrbanFitCo provides quality clothing for women of all shapes and sizes.

Athleisure at its finest!

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EAST END'S BEST OUTDOOR SWIMMING

Pool

free 7-day pass

& $100 for the summer Requires a joining fee, first-time guests only, must be 18 years of age. Some restrictions apply. Offer expires June 16, 2017. Amenities vary by location.

See why we’ve been voted Pittsburgh’s best fitness center! s the newest cardio and strength equipment s 450+ group exercise classes per month s group Spinning®, Zumba®, yoga and Pilates s swimming and aqua classes s Pittsburgh’s finest personal trainers s no long-term contracts s free fitness instruction s spacious, spa-like locker rooms s The Attic – ropes, tires & kettlebells

C LU B O N E F I T N E S S Classes Are Here!

EAST END · 6325 PENN AVE. · 412.362.4806 FOX CHAPEL · WATERWORKS MALL · 412.782.4800 CLUB1PITTSBURGH.COM

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WHAT’S IN YOUR

Yoga Bag? Move freely and show off your personality with these tanks, featuring sassy sayings and unique floral and twist-back details.

Aerie Sunflower Lace Tank in Navy, $29.95, Aerie.

A sun salutation never felt better than on this mat with a little extra comfort and love!

SilverMat in Seafoam, $65, Silversport.

Sporting a thoughtful, ombré design, which represents the chakras, these yoga leggings aid in intellect and alignment. Feel chic and charitable knowing $1 from each pair of leggings sold goes to the World Wildlife Fund!

ONE WHIRL Soul Yoga Leggings, $59, ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio.

5314 Butler St., Lawrenceville. onewhirl.com. onewhirlstudio.com.

Running miles or errands after your Saturday morning Vinyasa just got more chic! Sleek and modern in design, these cushiony sneakers will elevate your day and style.

New Balance Zante, $100, Fleet Feet Sports.

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he best accessory for any yogi is a pretty and practical tote that holds all of the essentials needed to add to any kind of practice. From equipment to clothing, and even recovery snacks, there are plenty of items we’re tossing in there. And the best part? All of these stores and companies will be a part of the Vendor Village at the One WHIRL Yoga Fest + Healthy Lifestyle Expo on JULY 22! For more information, visit WHIRL Directory, page 98.

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tart with a brightly colored patterned bag to make a statement! With plenty of room and a trendy tribal vibe, what’s not to love?

Aerie Woven Fringe Tote Bag, $20.97, Aerie.

Rich with antioxidants, matcha tea is a great, natural source of energy that can calm your mind, enrich your body, and uplift your spirit.

Ultra Matcha Quick Start Matcha Box, $35, ultramatcha.com.

All-natural and safe products will keep you moisturized and cool muscle aches after class.

Detox Lotion, $36, Arbonne arbonne.com.

Detox Gelée, $58, Arbonne arbonne.com

ONE WHIRL Soul Yoga Leggings, $59, ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio.

5314 Butler St., Lawrenceville. onewhirl.com. onewhirlstudio.com.

The Silversport® Yoga Towel iis made of super soft bamboo and charged with Silverclean® Nano Scale Technology, which keeps the towel odor free and antimicrobial for the life of the towel.

Silversport® Yoga Towel, $35, Silversport®

Hydration is key, especially for performance and recovery. Add in this blend of six electrolytes and Vitamin C for an extra boost.

Phytosport Complete Hydration, 20 pack, $38, Arbonne.

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Fizz Sticks, 30 pack, $54, Arbonne.

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Turn up the heat during your warm-up with this hot new look. Criss-cross details, lace mesh, and an open back create a high-fashion look that layers well with a low-impact support, cropped-style bra.

New Balance Grove Crop Top Bra, $65, Fleet Feet Sports.

New Balance Grove Jacket, $120, Fleet Feet Sports.

New Balance Grove Tank, $55, Fleet Feet Sports.

Channel the Solar Chakra and add a little sunshine to your day. ONE WHIRL Solar Yoga Leggings, $59, ONE WHIRL Healthy Lifestyle Studio.

5314 Butler St., Lawrenceville. onewhirl.com. onewhirlstudio.com.

Fuel your day with this juice, blending spinach, kale, lemon, apple, and cucumber. Yum! Smilin’ Irish, $7.45, Salúd Juicery.

The gentle reminder on this stainless steel bottle helps you keep up on your water intake.

Hydrate Water Bottle, $22, urbanfitco.

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With almost 20 grams of protein, these vegan bars make for a delicious and easy meal on the go!

IsaLean Bar, $32.95 for a 10-pack, Isagenix.

Alleviate deep aches or muscle pains with sensations of both cooling and soothing for sensitive areas. dōTERRA Deep Blue, $39, dōTERRA.

Enhance feelings of calm and relaxation with a few drops of Lavender Essential Oil on your mat and towel before beginning your practice. dōTERRA Lavender Essential Oil, $28, dōTERRA.

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Building a healthy future UPMC Health Plan is proud to support WHIRL Magazine and the One WHIRL Yoga Fest.

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Start Yo our Yoga Jo ourney Today!

Yoga is a mind and body practice that combines physical postures (called asanas), breath work (called pranayama), and meditation. This combination creates awareness and harmony between the mind and body.

Originally developed in India over 5,000 years ago, yoga is practiced around the world in many different styles. No matter your age or fitness level, yoga is one of the best ways to stay healthy and feel great.

A regular yoga practice can:

How and where to start your yoga journey:

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• Talk to your doctor to make sure you are healthy enough to start a new form of exercise.

Increase flexibility and muscle strength Improve posture Reduce back pain and improve function Increase energy and vitality Reduce heart rate and blood pressure Relieve anxiety and depression Improve balance and coordination Enhance concentration and mood

• Talk to an instructor about the type of yoga that may be right for you.

• Choose a yoga studio that has qualified teachers who will keep you safe.

• Try a beginner DVD or online program in the comfort of your home if you would rather start there.

You’re never too young or too old to get started with yoga. With so many varieties of yoga, including vinyasa, ashtanga, meditative, and restorative, this mind-body exercise truly offers something for everyone.

• Explore one-on-one instruction if you need extra attention or have a lot of questions.

Yoga requires minimal preparation to get started, but there are a few things you should know before your first class.

If you’re new to yoga, it can be hard to know where to start, and it’s important to not feel intimidated. Just remember that if you have an open heart and mind, you will be well on your way to a fun and rewarding yoga practice.

It’s also important to be patient and have an open mind.

Don’t compare yourself to others in class — yoga isn’t a competition and the poses look different for everyone. Remember, it’s your own inner journey. If you practice regularly, you’ll certainly reap the benefits.

How to prepare: • Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothes to class.

• You will need a nonslip mat but don’t worry if you don’t have one. Many studios provide mats and additional equipment, such as blocks and resistance bands.

• Let your instructor know if it’s your first class (chances are you’re not alone!).

• Remember to ask the instructor to help you with the poses during class.

And remember that if you are a UPMC Health Plan member who is trying to lose weight, eat healthier, stop smoking, or reduce stress, you can map out your goals with a health coach to get help on your journey to a healthier lifestyle.

• Avoid eating a big meal before class because it can be hard to exercise with a full belly.

Learn more about the health coaching program at www.upmchealthplan.com.

Be sure to check out One Whirl Yoga Fest on July 22, sponsored by UPMC Health Plan. You can try out classes with dozens of Pittsburgh’s top yoga instructors, shop with local vendors, and chat with UPMC Health Plan health coaches.

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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT Meet three artists who use their creativity and talents to send a bigger message to the community.

EDITED BY MAGGIE MCCAULEY

BOB FREYER A.K.A. DURTY

Pittsburgh artist Bob Freyer, also known as “Durty,” paints images that seem to be from an alternate world — a world where people walk around in gas masks to preserve the memories they once knew and where the youth gets to act their age instead of spending all of their time in front of technology. His bold images show that there is a darker lining in his mind, as he adds gas masks to childhood figures — from Mickey Mouse to The Cat in the Hat. When he takes the gas masks off, you will immediately see the deep connection to hip-hop culture. His work with spray paint brings a welcoming, urban feel, and has attracted KRS One, Rakim, Brother Ali, and other hip-hop stars. Named 2016’s “Best Visual Artist in Pittsburgh,” Durty stays busy with everything from paintings and prints, to a coloring book, a tabletop book, and shirts. Still, he continues to be an artist who uses art as an escape. “He isn’t an artist that paints for the people, he paints for himself.” durtyart.com.

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ARTUR BORDALO A.K.A. BORDALO II

Artur Bordalo grew up in Lisbon, Portugal, watching his grandfather — Real Bordalo, a well-known watercolor painter — and living the experiences brought by illegal graffiti to those who dedicate their time to it. When he started creating art on his own, as “Bordalo II,” his main focus became his concerns and passion for ecological conscience. Bordalo II uses pieces of garbage, waste, and pollution itself to build larger-than-life sculptures of animals and scenes of corruption to call attention to the negative effect disposable habits have on the world. From JULY 16-20, Bordalo II will be creating a piece on-site at Construction Junction in Pittsburgh, using materials 100 percent sourced from scrap metal yards and recycling plants. The project is a collaboration with Scrap the Trap Pittsburgh, a campaign to stop the unjustified killing of wildlife by City Animal Control. bordaloii.com. scrapthetrappgh.org.

JANET CARLISLE

Springdale, Pa., native Janet Carlisle focuses her creative energy on mixed-media collage. She has developed her unique style using fabric, pictures, paint, collected mementos, and stitching. Carlisle has works in diverse places including homes in Pittsburgh and England, and Rainbow Babies Hospital of Cleveland. She recently authored and illustrated her first children’s book, “Birds of A Feather,” published by Word Association Publishers. She studied at Cleveland Institute of Art and Carnegie Mellon University, and has a Bachelor of Arts in visual art from what is now Chatham University and a Master’s in art therapy from Seton Hill University. As an Art Therapist Registered - Board Certified (ATR-BC), Carlisle is also a member of the American Art Therapy Association, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Society of Artists, and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.

At her church, she founded the Open Art Studio where she leads three art expression groups for children, youth, and adults during the week. She exhibits and sells her art around Pittsburgh, and makes her home in Verona with her husband, David, and cat, Frida. @jancarlisleart

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WHO: Over 400 guests, including co-chairs Vivian and Bill Benter, Deb Rice-Johnson, and Blair Johnson; Cathy and Mike Ginsberg, board president; Becky and Tom McGough; Cynthia and Steve Lackey; Rebecca and Jeremy Kronman; Charlene and John Friel; Michele and Andrew Aloe; Amy and Sean Sebastian; Faye Sampson and Dennis Huber; Nadine Bognar; and Joan Apt, co-founder WHAT: Pittsburgh Public Theater’s annual fundraising gala raised $470,000 to support the organization!

WHERE: Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

pittsburghCLO.org 412-456-6666 Groups 412-325-1582

HIGHLIGHTS: Staying true to this year’s gala theme of “Gods & Goddesses,” guests were greeted at the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown’s grand stairway by Pittsburgh Public Theater Producing Artistic Director Ted Pappas and an honor guard of Trojan soldiers. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres soon followed and were accompanied by the music of Ishtar. Attendees then made their way into the gold-decorated ballroom where they dined on mustard-crusted filet with burgundy demi-glace, seared paiche with key lime cream sauce, and chocolate genoise cake enveloped in dark chocolate ganache. The night concluded with dancing and music provided by The Nick Dialoiso Orchestra.

— M.H. “I’ve always thought of the Public Theater supporters as gods and goddesses. They all showed up, glowing and gorgeous, to celebrate the company in epic style. What a great night for Pittsburgh.” — Ted Pappas

Barry & Annie Sullivan, Gerri & Michael Weiss

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PITTSBURGH OPERA MAECENAS GALA XXXIII WHO: 350 guests, including co-chairs Dr. Lisa Cibik and Alexandra “Ali” Good, Esq.; honorees Dr. Arthur S. Levine, Dr. Andrew W. Moore, David Porges, and Doris Carson Williams; board chair Michele Fabrizi; Melanie and Jim Crockard; Roseanne and Dr. Mark Wholey; Kiya Tomlin; and Dr. Vonda Wright and Peter Taglianetti WHAT: The annual Maecenas Gala supports the Pittsburgh Opera, allowing it to continue live opera productions and educational programs that are financially accessible to all audiences while training the next generation of great American singers.

WHERE: Pittsburgh Opera HIGHLIGHTS: Martin Potoczny of LUXE Creative transformed the space into the ultimate party atmosphere. Guests enjoyed a lovely dinner prepared by Bob Sendall of All in Good Taste Productions, along with two performances by the Opera’s resident artists. Following the presentation of awards, guests danced the night away to the sounds of the Pete Hewlett Band. — M.M. “Maecenas XXXIII was a spectacular success. The space looked fantastic, the food was delicious, and the entertainment was top-notch. Pittsburgh Opera would like to thank everyone involved, most particularly our co-chairs Dr. Lisa Cibik and Alexandra Good, Esq., for their support. Because of their tireless efforts, we were able to raise $375,000 to support our mission, and had a great time doing it.” — Christopher Hahn, general director of Pittsburgh Opera

Joaquin Navarro, Patrick Moore, Michele Fabrizi

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Alexandra “Ali” Good, Lisa Cibik

James & Doris Williams

Brenda Shields, Sandy Grech

Diann Stout, Dr. Ronald Salvitti

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Austin Lemieux, Lauren Lemieux, Nathalie Lemieux, Stephanie Lemieux, Alexa Lemieux, Mik Lemieux

AUSTIN’S PLAYROOM PROJECT LUNCHEON & FUNDRAISER PRESENTED

BY HIGHMARK WHO: Nearly 400 guests, including Nathalie Lemieux, vice president of the Mario Lemieux Foundation and chair of Austin’s Playroom Project WHAT: The Austin’s Playroom Project Luncheon raised $150,000 to support its initiative to create playrooms for children and families in medical facilities through the Mario Lemieux Foundation. Guests enjoyed a silent auction and raffle (using mobile bidding!), as well as a luncheon featuring cast-seared salmon with golden couscous, broccolini, and a watercress aioli.

WHERE: Fairmont Pittsburgh HIGHLIGHTS: Nathalie Lemieux addressed the luncheon guests at the podium with her five children standing behind her, including her son, Austin. She delivered beautiful remarks about the playrooms created by Austin’s Playroom Project and offered her heartfelt thanks to all who attended the event.

— M.N. “We are so grateful for the ongoing support of the Mario Lemieux Foundation’s Austin’s Playroom Project through this luncheon. With your support, we are 17 years, 33 playrooms, and counting!” — Nancy Angus, executive director of the Mario Lemieux Foundation

Roxanne Vinoski, Patricia Vince, Julie Sacriponte

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Leslie Rutherford, Amy Wateska

Angie Hawes, Amy Kenneweg, Julie McMullen, Donna Stack

Nathalie Lemieux, Debbie Nute, Nancy Angus

Christian Stampfel, Elyse Wright, Nancy Turk, Melanie Richman

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COCKTAILS & CUISINE WHO: Over 400 guests, including emcee WPXI-TV’s Peggy Finnegan WHAT: The 10th annual Cocktails & Cuisine supported Crisis Center North in its endeavors to break the cycle of domestic violence through counseling, advocacy services, and prevention education. Guests showed their support by sampling delicious bites and drinks served by nearly 30 local vendors. The 2017 Celebrity Foodie Judges — including WHIRL’s own Rachel Jones!

— chose Blue North Restaurant for Judge’s Choice, Bonefish Grill for Best Presentation, and Tin Man Sweets for Best Dessert.

Attendees awarded the honor of People’s Choice to both Atria’s and John Marshall Catering.

WHERE: The Woodlands in Bradford Woods HIGHLIGHTS: Before the foodie awards were announced, Crisis Center North presented three Northern Star Awards to those committed to addressing domestic violence issues: Moon Township educator Paul Martonik, Karissa’s Army, and the Ross Township Police Department and K-9 Neeko.

The night ended with dancing to Ultimate Entertaining with DJ Sean and the joy of knowing more than $100,000 was raised for the nonprofit. — M.N. “Cocktails & Cuisine is the living depiction of what a community can do when it gathers together to end domestic violence.”

— Grace Coleman, executive director of Crisis Center North

Steve Zappala, Grace Coleman, Officer Donald Sypott with Neeko

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Julie Tarle, Debra Dion Krischke, Jason Schafer

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Two of Allegheny River Boulevard’s signature shops, Carabella and Precious + Posh — a women’s boutique and a baby and children’s boutique, respectively — are always up to date on the latest fashions and trends. Here they showcase some of their favorite pieces for summer:

COME EXPLORE THE UNIQUE FEATURES OF THIS UNBELIEVABLE NEIGHBORHOOD! Oakmont is a charming and thriving neighborhood. Quiet streets are perfect for growing families, riverfront access provides an abundance of activities for retired couples, and a variety of shops and boutiques can be browsed by young couples. Now is the time to discover what treasures can only be unearthed in Oakmont and dig into more details on turning the destination into your new home!

Young and Free Flower Dress, $39.

Young and Free Bear Cub Animal Bottoms, $19.

Prefresh Tees, Tanks, & Muscle Tanks, $32.

Young and Free Floral Tie Romper, $38.

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Donna Degnan Velvet Jacket, $422.

Donna Degnan Cold Shoulder Shimmer, $122.

Donna Degnan Red Cascade Crepe Top, $178.

Donna Degnan Black & White Plaid Pull On Pant, $150.

Donna Degnan Black Ponte Baseball Jacket, $282.

Carabella, 328 Allegheny River Blvd., Oakmont. 412.828.2187. carabellaoakmont.com + sizes run 0-16

The Finn + Emma clothing line prides itself on focusing on sustainability, using 100 percent organic cottons for its stylish pieces.

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TRADITIONAL TREASURE 365 Pennsylvania Ave., Oakmont.

— Listed at $349,900

Whether you’re looking for an older feel or something brand new, the real estate market in Oakmont provides tons of options to fit everyone’s needs in this dream location.

For more information, contact John Marzullo of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services at 724.980.9079. howardhanna.com.

Built in 1915, this three-bedroom, two full and one half-bathroom home brings its original charm through elegant details.

This house screams, “Welcome home!” The bold red color adds amazing curb appeal with traditional taste.

UNDERSTATED RESIDENCE 748 3rd St., Oakmont.

— Listed at $220,000

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For more information, contact Karen Connor of RE/MAX Select Realty at 412.715.8412. remax.com.

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COLONIAL BEAUTY 322 6th St., Oakmont. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Listed at $479,900 For more information, contact Lori Hummel of Howard Hanna Realty Services at 412.287.1739. howardhanna.com.

Exposed brick and high ceilings are the perfect architectural elements that make this home ready for your personal touch to make it your own.

UPDATED LIFESTYLE Ready to join a community? Edgewater at Oakmont is nearing completion! With options for homes, condos, and townhomes, this neighborhood also features fabulous amenities and beautiful landscaping. Plus, you can custom-design your home every step of the way to make sure it fits your vision perfectly! For pricing and more information, contact Jason Corna of KACIN Homes at 724.331.1519. liveatedgewater.com.

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Call 412-877-1055 or email jcorna@kacin.com for information or to schedule your private tour.

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This salt water pool is surrounded by lush, formal gardens and a spacious patio that’s perfect for entertaining.

PARTY!

Those lazy, hazy days of summer have us dreaming about afternoons spent lounging by the pool with a refreshing drink in hand.

Host the ultimate backyard bash at one of these luxurious swimming pool escapes.

FUN IN THE SUN 158 North Drive, Fox Chapel.

— Listed at $2,695,000

For more information, contact Trudy Ward of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services at 412.849.5767. howardhanna.com.

A gorgeous, two-story entry greets you upon entering this majestic estate. Chef-approved appliances are ready for you in this handcrafted Rutt kitchen.

This three-and-ahalf-story stone manor house boasts eight bedrooms, and five full and two half-baths. Gated entry leads you to 1.5 acres of breathtaking gardens and an expansive lawn.

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Entertain out on the patio, which provides enough space for everyone to enjoy evening festivities. With a pool like this, no one will want to go anywhere else this summer!

MAKE A SPLASH 817 Elm Spring, Mt. Lebanon. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Listed at $875,000

For more information, contact Joann Robb of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Preferred Realty at 412.860.0336.

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When the party is over, enjoy the comforts of the beautifully styled, privately located, serene master suite and den.

Private and charming, this three-bedroom, two full and one halfbathroom home sits on one acre of property. Let the rich mahogany front door welcome you home.

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Waking up to country resort-like views will make you feel like you’re on vacation all season long. The lush greenery, water features, and expansive layout add to the beauty as you relax and unwind.

SUMMER STAYCATION 250 Minich Road, Butler.

— Listed at $685,000

For more information, contact Lorraine and Pina DiDomenico of Northwood Realty Services at 724.282.1313. northwood.com.

This four-bedroom, three full and one half-bathroom English contemporary villa sits on an expansive 16 acres of property.

Take that morning cup of coffee from the open kitchen and out onto the deck for a relaxed, picturesque start to the day.

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4. Hens and Chicks crafted billowy centerpieces for the couple’s reception at Carnegie Museum and even surprised them with their initials in greenery at the St. Paul Cathedral ceremony.

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BETHANY NAREY & CHASE LAMPL With English roots and family members who still live across the pond, Bethany Narey knew she wanted to incorporate the majestic elegance of the country into the plans she and Chase Lampl had for their wedding.

The theme came together with cream, white, and gold décor. When it came time to shop for her gown, Bethany and her mom hit Madison Avenue to find the perfect look! They found “the one” in Carolina Herrera’s Madison Avenue store, a gorgeous number with long lace sleeves and a dramatic back. After a few alterations, the dress fit the traditional English wedding theme perfectly and added that modern touch that Bethany was looking for. To complement the delicate details and complete the ambiance she had in mind, Bethany sought out “big and regal” flowers. She says that couples should be mindful of their visions and have a wedding planner to execute it the way they want, just as her planner, Tim Komen, did for her and Chase. “He worked with me for two years during our engagement, bless his heart,” Bethany jokes.

Looking back, Bethany says that it was just the most perfect day and that she was so grateful for all of her guests who came, since most of them were from out of state!

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KAYLEIGH SADOWSKI & CHRISTOPHER PETRONE Kayleigh Sadowski and Christopher Petrone went to the same high school; however, they did not meet until they were introduced by a friend many years later. The couple went on to date for a few years before planning their wedding at The Twentieth Century Club. Kayleigh set out to find the perfect dress for the occasion and did so with the first one she tried on! Her fairytale-like gown featured gorgeous beading on the straps that carried over to the open back. She completed her dreamy look with a lace-trimmed, cathedral-length veil and blue heels that matched her bridesmaids’ dresses. The girls carried loose bouquets of greenery, blue thistle, hydrangeas, and other colorful florals, which added a welcomed pop of color as they made their way down the aisle of Bellefield Presbyterian Church. During their photo session before the celebration, Kayleigh and Christopher captured some sweet moments. Although the bride did not make a list of poses that she wanted to share with her photographer beforehand, she highly recommends future couples do. ”Since the day goes so quickly and there is usually a limited time for photos, I think making a list of ones you want would be really helpful!”

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Chris planned out a whole spa day for Kayleigh and her mom to enjoy at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. But before the relaxing experience, he surprised Kayleigh with a proposal at the picturesque pond at the resort!

AMANDA CARDILLO & NICK SUSNJER Amanda Cardillo was first introduced to Nick Susnjer at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. They dated for seven and a half years before commemorating the anniversary with a penguin encounter at The National Aviary. Amanda could tell Nick had something else up his sleeve when he put on a button-up shirt. “If you know Nick at all, you know that he lives in a T-shirt and jeans!” Amanda says.

But she had no idea that he would be proposing to her on the rooftop of The National Aviary — with a penguin by their side! Amanda and Nick wanted a “romantic and elegant” wedding, so they kept the colors to black and white with touches of red and gold. The pops of red came in the Black Magic Roses, which were in her bouquet, in his boutonniere, and on each tier of their cake. Amanda says that the team at Gidas Flowers was very accommodating and crucial in bringing her ideas to life. “I had described to them the color red that I wanted, and they instantly saw my vision and knew of the best flower for me,” she says. Classic Tent strung together white florals to create a whimsical backdrop for when Amanda and Nick said their vows at The Grand Estate at Hidden Acres. Amanda says her favorite memory from their wedding day was marrying her true love surrounded by her best friends and family!

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Amanda said “I do” in a stunning, mermaid-style Vera Wang gown.

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WHIRL WEDDINGS BETHANY NAREY & CHASE LAMPL Accommodations Fairmont Pittsburgh; Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Bride’s Gown Carolina Herrera New York Bridesmaids’ Dresses Bella Bridesmaids Cake Maria Fonzi of Carnegie Museum Caterer Culinaire Ceremony St. Paul Cathedral Cookies & Desserts Bella Christie and Lil’ Z’s Sweet Boutique Entertainment Marquise from Unlimited Entertainment; DJ Jeremy Ganss Florals Hens and Chicks Hair Tease Salon Jewelry Orr’s Jewelers Lighting Flip Benack of Benack Sound Productions, Inc. Linens Mosaic, Inc. Makeup Kiss and Makeup Photographer Joey Kennedy Photography Planner Tim Komen of TK Event Studio Reception Carnegie Museum Rentals All Occasions Party Rental Stationery Nota Bene Fine Paper Boutique Tuxedos Samuel Baron Clothiers Videographer Post Script Productions 98

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Time to celebrate!

Kayleigh popped glitter confetti with her cousin, Avery, who served as the flower girl, right after the ceremony.

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Mt. Lebanon Floral created beautiful bouquets of purple florals and greenery, wrapped in colorful ribbons, for Kayleigh and her bridesmaids.

KAYLEIGH SADOWSKI & CHRISTOPHER PETRONE Bride’s Gown Sorelle Bridal Salon Cake Oakmont Bakery Calligraphy Lindsay Fry of The Ink and Ivy Catering & Reception The Twentieth Century Club Ceremony Bellefield Presbyterian Church Entertainment Premium Soundz DJ Service Florals Mt. Lebanon Floral Hair Wendy Close Honeymoon French Riviera Linens Mosaic, Inc. Photographer Ashley Giffin Photography Tuxedos Men’s Wearhouse Videographer Just Hitched Wedding Films

AMANDA CARDILLO & NICK SUSNJER Accommodations, Ceremony, Lighting, & Reception The Grand Estate at Hidden Acres Cake Bella Christie and Lil’ Z’s Sweet Boutique Caterer Hoffstots Cafe Monaco Decorations & Rentals Classic Tent Rentals & Party Supplies Entertainment BPM Deejays Florals Gidas Flowers Hair Lori Daniska and Kristy Plowman Honeymoon Kauai, Hawaii Makeup Laura Vojtko Photographer Dan Landoni Tuxedos Men’s Wearhouse Videographer Jado Wedding Films

“My parents ended up surprising us with a beautiful display of fireworks that were truly the best way to finish the most perfect day,” says Amanda.

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/ WHIRL DO YOU HAVE ANY FUTURE MUSIC PROJECTS IN THE WORKS? I'm always taking notes. Part of songwriting for me is grabbing ideas out of the air when they occur to me. Then, there's a second sort of level of that, when you sit down and start seriously trying to turn these ideas into finished songs. So, the next thing that I am thinking of doing is an album of songs that were really important to me when I was growing up — songs that my folks taught me and introduced to me, sort of the family record collection. A lot of those songs have been with me for a long time, and I play a lot of them on the guitar. I thought I'd sort of make a guitarcentric album of these standards — songs from prior generations to my generation. For me, it was a period of time where people were writing in the most sophisticated and the most interesting ways in terms of what they did harmonically and chorally. It was a high point, really, for popular music. A lot of it came from Broadway. A lot of it came from the movies. Some of them were just written by the tunes smiths of the day. But that's what we're sort of working on, my personal guitar arrangements of a dozen or so of those songs.

LIFE IS GOOD How sweet is it to see both James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt perform this summer? The iconic, award-winning musicians will take the stage at PPG Paints Arena on JULY 15. “It’s going to be great to tour and perform back in Pittsburgh,” says James Taylor. “It always feels like a homecoming there. I don't know why, but I think it's because I've got so much experience there. I'm looking forward to it.”

WHAT IS THE MAIN THING YOU’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO WITH THIS TOUR? The fact that I am working with Bonnie Raitt is incredible. I've known Bonnie and I've worked with her many times over the years. We've toured in Italy together, and we shared a stage all the way back in 1971 when she and I were just getting started. We played at Harvard University at Sanders Theatre. We've played with a lot of the same musicians over the years, and she has written with people that are friends of mine and vice versa. We're definitely friends and old acquaintances. I love Bonnie, she's so great! We worked together two years ago at Fenway Park in Boston. That was such a great gig, and we just wanted to get together again and do a whole summer tour. That's the main thing I am looking forward to with this tour is working with Bonnie and her band and my band, as well as getting back in front of our audiences and being with our people again!

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beginning of my career. I remember playing at the former Civic Arena, when they used to be able to open the roof. I remember playing under the stars there. That was really quite amazing. I used to play at clubs in Pittsburgh in my early days. I've played at universities in the area. I've also worked a lot with the Pittsburgh Symphony [Orchestra] with the Pittsburgh Philharmonic when Marvin Hamlisch was the principal pops conductor.

He was part of one of the first symphony gigs that I ever played and he made it so easy. Marvin was just a musical genius both as a composer and arranger. As someone who had never worked with symphonic backing before, Marvin just made everything so easy and great for me. He was so loose, fluent, accommodating, and welcoming. I've gone back and worked with the Pittsburgh Philharmonic and Symphony a number of times, so that's a whole other side of my connection to Pittsburgh. I've worked numerous times at Heinz Hall as well.

IN ADDITION TO BEING AN EXTREMELY TALENTED MUSICIAN, YOU ARE ALSO DABBLING IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS! CAN YOU TALK ABOUT YOUR POP-UP BOOK, “SWEET BABY JAMES,” COMING OUT IN NOVEMBER? HOW DID IT COME TO BE? It's the lyrics to my song, ‘Sweet Baby James.’ The song was originally written for my nephew, who was the first child born among my siblings. I was really excited when my brother, Alex, decided to name that first child after me. So, I had just come back from London and I drove down to see the baby in North Carolina where the family was living at the time. On the way down, this song sort of came to me. I was looking for something that I could sing to a little baby boy, a little man child, a little varmint [laughs]. A sort of ‘go to sleep, you little buck-a-roo' kind of thing [laughs]. I wrote this tune as I was driving down the coast. And so, some years later, it became the title of my first hit album and a song that I always played in Massachusetts when I came home because it has the turnpike from Stockbridge to Boston in it and everybody recognizes those two extremes of the state. So, it became a staple of my performance, and when we started making staging visuals and graphics to accompany the song, a graphic designer had designed a crudely made, but beautiful, pop-up book. You opened this thing up and a little tableau of each verse and each chorus was comprised of eight different scenes. We filmed it and used it on the screen behind the stage during the performance of that song. We toured with that for about two years until it had run its course.

I was always saying to myself, 'It really would be nice to actually have this as a book and make that available to my audience at the gigs or online.' So, I went to a friend of mine at Penguin Books and we talked it up as a project. It's definitely a great book for children and their parents. It's a really nice little volume. I'm tickled by how it has turned out.

James Taylor, jamestaylor.com.

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