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CAPOEIRA ANGOLA. Tue, 6:30-8 p.m. Irma Freeman Center for Imagination, Garfield. 412-924-0634. COLD WAR SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE. Presented by David Assard, discussing his experience when his aircraft was shot down by Soviet MIGs in 1955. 7 p.m. Westmoreland County Historical Society, Greensburg. 724-532-1935 x210. GLASS AND THE CITY OF JEANNETTE. Speakers John Howard & Cathie Means of the Jeannette Area Historical Society. 7 p.m. Mount Pleasant Glass Museum. JAPANESE CONVERSATION CLUB. First and Third Tue of every month, 6-7 p.m. Carnegie Library, Oakland, Oakland. 412-622-3151. LET’S SPEAK ENGLISH!. Practice conversational English. Tue, 6 p.m. Carnegie Library, Squirrel Hill, Squirrel Hill. 412-422-9650.
WED 18 DETROIT STYLE URBAN BALLROOM DANCE. 3rd floor. Wed, 6:30-8 p.m. Hosanna House, Wilkinsburg. 412-242-4345. DOCUMENTING ANARCHY: MATTHEW CONBOY & DYLAN VITONE. Join Fellowship 15 Keystone Award winner Matthew Conboy & artist Dylan Vitone for an in-depth conversation about their photo-based documentary projects on the notorious 88-acre
be a cold reading from the script. skate park & anarchist commune afterhappyhourreview.com Auditions March 21 & March 22, Skatopia. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Silver Eye Ongoing. 1-4pm. Ligonier Theater. Center for Photography, South INDEPENDENT FILM NIGHT. 724-689-2581. Side. 412-431-1810. Submit your film, 10 minutes ENGLISH CONVERSATION (ESL). THE VILLAGE HOTEL. The Village or less. Screenings held on the Wed, 10 a.m. Mount Lebanon Hotel, part of the 2015 Pittsburgh second Thursday of every month. Public Library, Mt. Lebanon. Fringe Festival, seeks two actors. Ongoing. DV8 Espresso Bar & 412-531-1912. Both characters are male. One Gallery, Greensburg. 724-219-0804. EVERY DROP COUNTS. Learn between the ages of 18 & 25. THE NEW YINZER. Seeking about the role rain gardens play The other is 40 to 60. All races original essays about literature, in controlling runoff, discuss & ethnicities. Send headshot music, TV or film, & also essays examples of plants common to & resume to thevillagehotel generally about Pittsburgh. To rain gardens in our region, see pittsburgh@gmail.com. Deadline see some examples, visit www. examples of rain barrels & learn March 15. The Maker Theater, newyinzer.com & view the current methods of water management Shadyside. 908-914-7778. issue. Email all pitches, submissions from StormWorks. property. & inquiries to newyinzer@gmail. 6:30 p.m. Gemini Theater, com. Ongoing. Point Breeze. 412-242-3598. BLAST FURNACE VOLUME 5, PITTSBURGH SOCIETY OF LET’S SPEAK ENGLISH!. ISSUE 1. Call for poems w/ ARTISTS. New Member Screening. Practice conversational the theme of mistakes, as Submit 3 gallery-ready art pieces English. Wed, 5-6 p.m. well as original poetry that are exclusively created by the Carnegie Library, outside of this theme. applicant & made within the last Oakland, Oakland. No more than 3 poems two years. Drop- off March 29, 412-622-3151. per poet that may not 12:30-1:30pm. For further www. per a p THE PITTSBURGH exceed three pages guidelines: http://www.pittsburgh pghcitym o .c SHOW OFFS. A meeting in length individually. societyofartists.org/membr. of jugglers & spinners. For more guidelines, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, All levels welcome. Wed, see the website. Deadline Shadyside. 412-361-0873. 7:30 p.m. Union Project, Mar. 20, 12pm. PITTSBURGH WATERCOLOR Highland Park. 412-363-4550. BOULEVARD GALLERY & SOCIETY. New Member SPANISH II. Geared toward DIFFERENT STROKES GALLERY. Screening. Water colorists age those who already have a basic Searching for glass artists, fiber 18+ invited to submit. Bring understanding of Spanish & artists, potters, etc. to compliment 3 paintings, framed & “exhibit are interested in increasing the exhibits for 2015 & 2016. ready”. No size limit. Register at proficiency. First and Third Wed Booking for both galleries for http://pittsburghwatercolorsociety. of every month, 6:30-7:30 p.m. 2017. Exhibits run from 1 to 2 com/event-1842889/Registration. Carnegie Library, Oakland, months. Ongoing. 412-721-0943. March 22, 1:30-3pm. Oakland. 412-622-3151. TAROT CARD LESSONS. Wed, 7 p.m. Dobra Tea, [VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY] Squirrel Hill. 412-449-9833. WEST COAST SWING WEDNESDAYS. Swing dance Operation Save-A-Life is a street outreach group that lessons. Wed, 9 p.m. The Library, provides support, service referrals and resources to South Side. 916-287-1373.
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AUDITIONS BUNKER PROJECTS. Open call for performers & new media artists for interactive theater event. Thru March 12. www.bunkerprojects.com. KEYSTONE STATE MUSIC THEATER. Casting AEA, EMC & Non-Equity actors for productions of “Always...Patsy Cline”, “Pinkalicious, the Musical”, & “Broadway in the Park”. For more information, visit http://www. keystonestatemusictheater.org/. Auditions on March 18, 5-9pm. 724-480-1211. RENAISSANCE CITY CHOIR. The Renaissance City Choir celebrates LGBTQ identity through the unifying power of music.Professional training and/or experience are not required. Audition by appt. 412-345-1722. Thru April 2. Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Shadyside. SOUTH PARK THEATRE. Main Stage play auditions for 2015 Season.(Knickers, Making God Laugh, Pine, Exit Laughing, Bell, Book, & Candle). Cold readings from script. No appt. necessary. Headshot & resume. March 21, 12-5pm. Bethel Park. 412-831-8552. VALLEY PLAYERS OF LIGONIER. Seeking 5 men & 4 women to fill the roles for “Noises Off” Please have a 1 minute comedic monologue prepared. There will
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homeless individuals. Supported by Community Human Services, Operation Save-A-Life needs volunteers for outreach teams to go on rounds, giving out food, clothing, hygiene kits and other essentials. Rounds are performed every Tuesday evening. To find out more, visit www.chscorp.org or call Trevor Smith at 412-246-1615.
THE DAP CO-OP. Seeking performers & artists to participate in First Fridays - Art in a Box. For more information, email thedapcoopzumba@hotmail.com. Ongoing. 412-403-7357. THE GALLERY 4. A salon style competition. Send image files of up to 5 finished pieces to thegallery4@gmail.com or via the website. Include title, dimensions, medium(s) & write SALON APPLICANT 2015 in the subject line. Deadline Mar. 22. 412-363-5050. GIRL GOV. Open to all girls entering 9th-12th grade in the Fall of 2015 who live in southwestern PA. Girls will travel to Harrisburgh to shadow gov. officials, learn about civics, advocacy, philanthropy, community involvement, youth organizing, women’s history & leadership. Apply online. Deadline May 15. THE HOUR AFTER HAPPY HOUR REVIEW. Seeking submissions in all genres for fledgling literary magazine curated by members of the Hour After Happy Hour Writing Workshop.
THE POET BAND COMPANY. Seeking various types of poetry. Contact wewuvpoetry@hotmail. com Ongoing. SALON SHOW 2015. Submissions for a juried group exhibition. Send image files of up to 5 finished pieces to thegallery4@gmail.com. Please include title, dimensions & medium(s) & write SALON APPLICANT 2015 in the subject line. Deadline March 21. The Gallery 4, Shadyside. 412-363-5050. SIDEWALL: A MURAL PROJECT. Submissions requested for a space dedicated to showing works by artists both local & abroad, creative collaborations, etc., w/ murals rotating the first Friday of every month. Apply at https:// sidewallproject.wordpress.com. Thru May 1. sidewall, Bloomfield. THE WRITERS’ PRESS POETRY CHAPBOOK COMPETITION. Open to new & emerging writers. No theme restrictions. Prizes include publication w/ Createspace & online distribution w/ Amazon & Barnes & Noble. Thru May 30.