Arts
A (non-comprehensive) list of (somewhat) recent books by Pittsburgh authors you should read this fall
Take a Pittsburgh dance class in your living room.
Herman and Staycee Pearl are proof that sound and dance go hand in hand
Don’t throw in the (dish) towel, these local cookbooks will inspire your neverending pandemic meal planning.
From looking sweet on people’s feet to working tall on someone’s wall – there’s a good chance you’ve encountered the vibrant artwork of Camo Customz.
If you live in New Orleans, you’ve seen Lionel Milton’s work. His moving and powerful art graces many a wall and canvas around the city. He is a man with clarity and purpose.
Feck’s songs sound akin to our quarantine current situation: manic outbursts of energy being let out into empty rooms because it and you have nowhere else to go. The movement, and the confinement, are both a little more involuntary than we’re entirely comfortable with.
Jacq Francoi$ is a local artist who pays homage to Black New Orleans culture with his limited runs of highly-collectible and buzzworthy art pieces.
We’re using social distancing as a chance to discover or rediscover how great New Orleans is in ways we don’t normally get to. These NOLA-centric movies are great ways to learn more about our city.
An innovative new concert series comes to New Orleans in July as we navigate a new socially distant normal in the world of concert-going.