Become an auctioneer in Pittsburgh through Clarion University. The auctioneering program is one of only three programs offered in Pennsylvania. • understand legal issues • use appraisal sources and techniques of valuation • obtain business, sellers, and goods to sell at auction • understand marketing and advertising theories for the promotion of the auction • reconcile and settle an auction account • develop interpersonal skills • develop an auction chant. • use procurement and appraisal fundamentals
• manage various types of auctions including collectibles, estate and real estate auctions • keep accurate and complete records
CONTINUING EDUCATION Venango College of Clarion University 1801 West First StreetOil City, PA 16301 814-393-1273 tbeach@clarion.edu
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around the triangle A quick guide to LGBT recreation and resources It’s been a big year for Pennsylvania LGBT rights, topped off by a May court decision striking down the state’s same-sex marriage ban. Check out this list to get LGBTfocused resources, help out the movement or just celebrate.
bars+clubs 941 SALOON The laid-back vibe, darts, pool tables and private booths makes this a solid place to hang. 941 Liberty Ave., Downtown. 412-281-5222 5801 VIDEO LOUNGE & CAFÉ One of the city’s go-to gay bars, and maybe the best-known among straights, 5801 is usually hopping on weekends, with three bars on three levels and an outdoor patio. 5801 Ellsworth Ave., Shadyside. 412-661-5600 CATTIVO BAR Nestled in a residential area, this two-floor spot has featured some of the country’s best drag performers, including favorites from RuPaul’s Drag Race. 146 44th St., Lawrenceville. 412-687-2157 CRUZE BAR Sweat it out on the dance floor, or lounge with friends on the outside deck. 1600 Smallman St., Strip District. 412-471-1400 BLUE MOON ON BUTLER STREET From leather daddies to drag queens, Blue Moon is one of the city’s more diverse LGBT watering holes and features some of the city’s most impressive drag. 5115 Butler St., Lawrenceville. 412-781-1119
support THE GAY AND LESBIAN COMMUNITY CENTER Drop in to hang out, play board games or get help connecting to local resources. The GLCC’s regular fundraiser, OUTragous Bingo, is worth every moment. (Check www.glccpgh.org for the latest schedule.) 210 Grant St., Downtown. 412-422-0114 PERSAD CENTER One of the country’s oldest counseling centers specifically targeting the LGBT community, the organization offers a range of health services and programming. 5150 Penn Ave., Bloomfield. 412-441-9786 PITTSBURGH AIDS TASK FORCE Offering everything from HIV testing to a food pantry and support groups, PATF’s mission is to improve the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS. 5913 Penn Ave., second floor, East Liberty. 412-345-7456 PROJECT SILK Silk offers a variety of resources, including testing and a space to dance and vogue, predominantly for black and Latino men and transgender women ages 13-29. Open from 3-9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. 810 Penn Ave., eighth floor, Downtown. www.projectsilk.org
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IMAGES A buck gets you in the door for some of Downtown’s best happy-hour specials, DJs and karaoke. 965 Liberty Ave., Downtown. 412-391-9990
PRIDE FEST One of Pittsburgh’s biggest parties, Delta Foundation’s annual June event often includes bar crawls, a street festival and a fabulous march that seems to grow every year. www.deltafoundation.us
SPIN BARTINI & ULTRA LOUNGE An intimate, stylish bar experience mostly popular with men. In nice weather, enjoy the patio. 5744 Ellsworth Ave., Shadyside. 412-362-7746
REEL Q The annual film festival, running from Oct. 10-18, features a range of documentary, narrative and short films exploring different facets of LGBT life and history. www.plgfs.org