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Monday, May 27, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Call for Pittsburgh Area Artists
Posted by the camelot on 10:46 AM
Do you know any artists in the Pittsburgh area? There has been a
calling for an art commission for a project in East Liberty. This
project is to be included in a new living and retail space being built
in East Liberty. There is an information session on May 29th at 6pm.
You can find out more information below and at Pittsburgh Arts.
Pittsburgh, PA + East Liberty Place South RFQ
Request for Qualifications
Budget: $31,750
Deadline: July 1, 2013
Info Session for Applicants: May 29, 2013 at 6pm. Click here to register and for more info.
Information: Download RFQ
The Community Builders, Inc. is working with the Office of Public Art to enhance their new housing and retail project, East Liberty Place South, by integrating works of art into the project. They wish to commission an artist or artist team to enhance the experience of the building for residents, neighbors, and visitors. The commission budget is $31,750.
A. Project Overview and Goals
The Community Builders, Inc. is a national non-profit whose mission is to build and sustain strong communities where people of all incomes can achieve their full potential. They have recently completed construction on a mixed use residential/commercial building, East Liberty Place North, at 5819 Penn Avenue. They have begun planning a new housing and retail project, East Liberty Place South, will be located across the street from the recently completed East Liberty Place North location.
We are seeking an artist to integrate artwork into some of the architectural elements designed for the building. There have been many sites identified as opportunities for artists. These include but are not limited to:
Metal grates on the east façade of the building.
Four-story window at the east façade building entry.
Metal grates on the north façade of the building located in the parking area.
The main goal of the collaboration between the artist, Community Builders, Inc., and Strada, LLC is to create a gateway to the neighborhood and create a welcoming and interesting streetscape and building façade. The project will enhance the experience for pedestrians, drivers, residents, workers, and visitors.
The goal is for the artwork to be in place when construction in complete in July 2014.
To learn more about The Community Builders, Inc., visit: http://www.tcbinc.org/. To learn more about Strada, LLC, visit: http://www.stradallc.com/
B. Budget and Contract
The artist will receive a design and project management, fabrication, and implementation fee of $31,750. This total budget includes but is not limited to all design fees; project management; attending meetings; travel; models or renderings of the project; fabrication; installation; and insurance. The artist will enter into a contract with The Community Builders, Inc.
C. Selection Process
The Office of Public Art is facilitating the artist selection process for this project. Qualifications submitted through this RFQ will be reviewed by and artist selection committee and invite a limited number of artists for an interview and site visit.
During the interview, artists will discuss their past work, their ability to work on the project, and their interest in this particular project. The artists who are asked to interview for the project will not be asked to develop a model or proposal at this time. Artists who are being interviewed for the commission will have travel expenses reimbursed up to $200.
It is the intention of the project for one artist or artist team to be selected to receive the commission. Should the selection committee determine that none of the artists presented are the right match for the commission, The Community Builders, Inc. may choose to select an artist via an invitational process.
D. Project Timeline
This timeline is subject to change.
May 2013: Circulation of Artist RFQ
May 29, 2013: Artist Information Meeting (Optional)
July 1, 2013: Postmark Deadline for RFQ Submissions
July 2013: Review of Qualifications by Selection Committee
August 2013: Artist Interviews and Finalist Selected
September 2013: Contract Completed
November 2013: Artist Concept Presented
December 2013: Artist Concept Approved
July 2014: Project Completion
Pittsburgh, PA + East Liberty Place South RFQ
Budget: $31,750
Deadline: July 1, 2013
Info Session for Applicants: May 29, 2013 at 6pm. Click here to register and for more info.
Information: Download RFQ
The Community Builders, Inc. is working with the Office of Public Art to enhance their new housing and retail project, East Liberty Place South, by integrating works of art into the project. They wish to commission an artist or artist team to enhance the experience of the building for residents, neighbors, and visitors. The commission budget is $31,750.
A. Project Overview and Goals
The Community Builders, Inc. is a national non-profit whose mission is to build and sustain strong communities where people of all incomes can achieve their full potential. They have recently completed construction on a mixed use residential/commercial building, East Liberty Place North, at 5819 Penn Avenue. They have begun planning a new housing and retail project, East Liberty Place South, will be located across the street from the recently completed East Liberty Place North location.
We are seeking an artist to integrate artwork into some of the architectural elements designed for the building. There have been many sites identified as opportunities for artists. These include but are not limited to:
Metal grates on the east façade of the building.
Four-story window at the east façade building entry.
Metal grates on the north façade of the building located in the parking area.
The main goal of the collaboration between the artist, Community Builders, Inc., and Strada, LLC is to create a gateway to the neighborhood and create a welcoming and interesting streetscape and building façade. The project will enhance the experience for pedestrians, drivers, residents, workers, and visitors.
The goal is for the artwork to be in place when construction in complete in July 2014.
To learn more about The Community Builders, Inc., visit: http://www.tcbinc.org/. To learn more about Strada, LLC, visit: http://www.stradallc.com/
B. Budget and Contract
The artist will receive a design and project management, fabrication, and implementation fee of $31,750. This total budget includes but is not limited to all design fees; project management; attending meetings; travel; models or renderings of the project; fabrication; installation; and insurance. The artist will enter into a contract with The Community Builders, Inc.
C. Selection Process
The Office of Public Art is facilitating the artist selection process for this project. Qualifications submitted through this RFQ will be reviewed by and artist selection committee and invite a limited number of artists for an interview and site visit.
During the interview, artists will discuss their past work, their ability to work on the project, and their interest in this particular project. The artists who are asked to interview for the project will not be asked to develop a model or proposal at this time. Artists who are being interviewed for the commission will have travel expenses reimbursed up to $200.
It is the intention of the project for one artist or artist team to be selected to receive the commission. Should the selection committee determine that none of the artists presented are the right match for the commission, The Community Builders, Inc. may choose to select an artist via an invitational process.
D. Project Timeline
This timeline is subject to change.
May 2013: Circulation of Artist RFQ
May 29, 2013: Artist Information Meeting (Optional)
July 1, 2013: Postmark Deadline for RFQ Submissions
July 2013: Review of Qualifications by Selection Committee
August 2013: Artist Interviews and Finalist Selected
September 2013: Contract Completed
November 2013: Artist Concept Presented
December 2013: Artist Concept Approved
July 2014: Project Completion
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Events in the "Burgh"
Posted by the camelot on 8:00 AM
Monday, May 13
Garden Thyme – Learn to make your own natural Sunscreen - FREE
Interval Mondays at AVA – $3 cover
AcoustiCafe – FREE admission and drink specials
Totally Free Mondays at Steel City Improv Theater – FREE
Affordable Monday at South Side Works – Around $35 for two people
Salsa Mondays at Seviche – FREE, no cover
Storytimes Around the City – FREE
Cheap Movie Deals Around the ‘Burgh on Mondays – discounted movies on Mondays
Monday Wing Deals – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Mondays
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Monday – $3 or less
Cheap Monday Taco Days – taco specials in the ‘Burgh on Mondays
Tuesday, May 14
1/2 Off Tuesdays at The Mattress Factory - FREE – $7.50
2 for 1 admission to the Clayton – purchase one admission, get another FREE
Two for Tuesday at Color Me Mine – two paint for the price of one
Ceili Dance Lessons – FREE
JazzLive at the Backstage Bar – FREE
Tiny Tots at Romp N Roll Skating Rink – $5.00 for food, skating and skates
Storytimes Around the City – FREE
Terrific Tuesday in the Cultural District - Around $30-$35 for two people
Cheap Movie Deals Around the ‘Burgh on Tuesdays – discounted movies on Tuesdays
Tot Tuesdays at The Aviary - 1/2 off admission for children 5 and under w/ paying adult
Tuesday Wing Deals – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Tuesdays
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Tuesday – $3 or less
1/2 off Wine on Tuesday – 1/2 price wine by the bottle or glass
Cheap Tuesday Taco Days – taco specials in the ‘Burgh on Tuesdays
Wednesday, May 15
Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival - FREE and up
Community Night at the Union Project - Donation based
Beer Sampling at Carson St. Deli - FREE
Ceramics Open Studio at the Union Project - $10
Yoga on Centre Pay-What-You-Can yoga classes – pay what you can
$1 Night at North Versailles Bowling Center – $1 games, food, drink & shoe rental specials
Pittsburgh Banjo Club Open Rehearsal – FREE
Mommy & Me Wednesdays at My Little Outback – $2 discount
Bluegrass Night at the Park House – FREE Bluegrass music
Dave & Buster’s 1/2 off game day – 1/2 priced games all day
Storytimes Around the City – FREE
Cheap Movie Deals Around the ‘Burgh on Wednesdays – discounted movies on Wednesdays
Wednesday Wing Deals – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Wednesdays
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Wednesday – $3 or less
1/2 off Wine on Wednesday – 1/2 price wine by the bottle or glass
Cheap Wednesday Taco Days – taco specials in the ‘Burgh on Wednesdays
Thursday, May 16
WYEP’s Third Thursday – FREE
Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival - FREE and up
Entrepreneurial Thursdays at Little E’s – $5
Play Dates on Ice - $4.25
Senior discount admission at Clayton – $5 instead of $12
Thursday Matinee at the Harris Theater – $5.00
offCenter at the August Wilson Center – FREE
1/2 off Wine on Thursdays – 1/2 price wine by the bottle or glass
Storytimes Around the City – FREE
Salsa Thursdays at Bossa Nova – FREE, no cover
Pittsburgh Improv Jam Comedy Show - $3 plus $2.50 craft beer special
Thursday Funday Downtown – $20 to $25 per person for an ENTIRE evening out
Cheap Movie Deals Around the ‘Burgh on Thursdays – discounted movies on Thursdays
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Thursdays – $3 or less
Thursday Wing Nights – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Thursdays
Cheap Thursday Taco Days – taco specials in the ‘Burgh on Thursdays
Friday, May 17
Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival - FREE and up
Allegheny Observatory Tours - FREE
Palate Partners Wine Tasting Sessions - $12
Good Fridays at The Andy Warhol Museum – 1/2 priced admission
Observatory SkyWatch at the Science Center – $1
Storytimes Around the City – FREE
Friday Night Improv at Studio Theater – $3
Salsa Fridays at Cabaret at Theater Square – $5
Kinder Klimb at REI – FREE with $20 LIFETIME membership
Line Dancing lessons at Saddle Ridge – FREE
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Friday – $3 or less
Friday Wing Deals – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Fridays
Saturday, May 18
Venture Outdoors Festival - FREE
6th Annual Touch-A-Truck Event - $4 in advance, $5 at the door
Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival - FREE and up
Cooking Demo with Macy’s Chef Tom Douglas! - FREE
Saturday Nights at Swing City – $10-12
Saturday Light Brigade Radio Show – FREE
Sunday, May 19
The City Spree – Early registration $25 (Plus LP discount code!)
The Pittsburgh Record & Cd Convention – FREE
Pittsburgh International Children’s Festival - FREE and up
Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra Performances at Heinz Hall - FREE
Rivers of Steel Sunday Heritage Market – FREE admission
Free Sunday Afternoons at the Carnegie Library – FREE
Fifty Cent Sundaze at Arsenal Bowling Lanes – $6 plus .50 cent games, shoe rental and hot dogs
Starving Artist Sunday Supper at Brillobox - $6
Sunday Brunch Deals – affordable local brunches
Sunday Wing Deals – wing specials in the ‘Burgh on Sundays
Cheap Burgers in the ‘Burgh on Sunday – $3 or less
Sunday Bloody Mary Specials in Pittsburgh – ‘Mary specials in the ‘Burgh on Sundays
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Congratulations to the particpants in the Pittsburgh Marathon!
Posted by the camelot on 10:14 AM
The Pittsburgh Marathon was last weekend. This race spans through
many historic Pittsburgh neighborhoods, bridges, and the three rivers.
The finish line is the Boulevard of the Allies at Point State Park. The
race this year was marked with inspirational stories, and support for
the Boston Marathon tragedy. Keep reading to learn more about this
year's Marathon.
Finishing among a group of half marathon participants, James
Kirwa was the first to cross the finish line at the Boulevard of the
Allies to win the 2013 Dick's Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon.
Kirwa, who is of Kenyan descent, also won the 2012 Pittsburgh Marathon, making him the first person to win the race in back-to-back years since 1994.
He finished with an unofficial time of 2:13:37, which did not break a record, but it was better than his winning time of 2:14:09 from last year. The time was also the fastest since the race was resurrected five years ago.
The Pittsburgh Marathon drew to a close this afternoon with James Kirwa as the men's winner with an unofficial time of 2:13:37. Mary Akor finished first among female participants with a time of 2:37:35. (Video by Nate Guidry and Doug Oster; 5/5/2013)
American Mary Akor finished first among female participants in the marathon, but after she crossed the finish line, she fell and had to be attended to by the marathon's medical staff. Akor finished the race with an unofficial time of 2:37:35.
Finishing behind Kirwa on the men's side were Stephen Njoroge in second place (2:14:10) and Jonathan Kibet in third place (2:17:29).
Hirut Guangul finished second in the women's marathon with a time of 2:38:05, with Yihunilish Bekele Dele rounding out the top three with a time of 2:41:30.
Julis Kogo of Kenya won the UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon.
In the process of his victory, Kogo broke the half marathon course record, which was set last year with a time of 1:02:57. Kogo ran a 4:47 minute mile pace for the 13.1 miles
Risper Gesabwa of Kenya finished first among the female participants in the half marathon. The top two female finishers in the half had the second and third-fastest times in the race's history.
Matt Levassiur of Colorado Springs was the first American finisher in the half marathon with a time of 1:08:18
Under clear skies and with the temperature at a breezy 50 degrees, the marathon got off to an official, and uninterrupted, start at 7 a.m.
The half-marathon leaders were coming up on East Carson Street at about 7:45. Kenyan Julius Kogo was starting to stake out a lead.
The pack of elite runners made its way across the West End Bridge at about 7:25 a.m.
The race began at its starting line on Liberty Avenue near Seventh Avenue with a blow of the whistle from Steelers safety Ryan Clark.
The marathon featured a record number of participants -- about 30,000 -- for a race that is entering its fifth year since it restarted after a brief delay.
A strong police presence was felt along today's course, in the wake of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings. Pittsburgh police were assisted by Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency staff and other area police departments.
A little more than four hours after the start time, police spokeswoman Diane Richard said police operations at the marathon were going "pretty smoothly." She said police received a few calls for people acting suspiciously, but they were unfounded. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/region/sunny-dry-and-temperate-are-predicted-for-race-day-686394/#ixzz2SXHhxUM8
Kirwa, who is of Kenyan descent, also won the 2012 Pittsburgh Marathon, making him the first person to win the race in back-to-back years since 1994.
He finished with an unofficial time of 2:13:37, which did not break a record, but it was better than his winning time of 2:14:09 from last year. The time was also the fastest since the race was resurrected five years ago.
The Pittsburgh Marathon drew to a close this afternoon with James Kirwa as the men's winner with an unofficial time of 2:13:37. Mary Akor finished first among female participants with a time of 2:37:35. (Video by Nate Guidry and Doug Oster; 5/5/2013)
American Mary Akor finished first among female participants in the marathon, but after she crossed the finish line, she fell and had to be attended to by the marathon's medical staff. Akor finished the race with an unofficial time of 2:37:35.
Finishing behind Kirwa on the men's side were Stephen Njoroge in second place (2:14:10) and Jonathan Kibet in third place (2:17:29).
Hirut Guangul finished second in the women's marathon with a time of 2:38:05, with Yihunilish Bekele Dele rounding out the top three with a time of 2:41:30.
Julis Kogo of Kenya won the UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon.
In the process of his victory, Kogo broke the half marathon course record, which was set last year with a time of 1:02:57. Kogo ran a 4:47 minute mile pace for the 13.1 miles
Risper Gesabwa of Kenya finished first among the female participants in the half marathon. The top two female finishers in the half had the second and third-fastest times in the race's history.
Matt Levassiur of Colorado Springs was the first American finisher in the half marathon with a time of 1:08:18
Under clear skies and with the temperature at a breezy 50 degrees, the marathon got off to an official, and uninterrupted, start at 7 a.m.
The half-marathon leaders were coming up on East Carson Street at about 7:45. Kenyan Julius Kogo was starting to stake out a lead.
The pack of elite runners made its way across the West End Bridge at about 7:25 a.m.
The race began at its starting line on Liberty Avenue near Seventh Avenue with a blow of the whistle from Steelers safety Ryan Clark.
The marathon featured a record number of participants -- about 30,000 -- for a race that is entering its fifth year since it restarted after a brief delay.
A strong police presence was felt along today's course, in the wake of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings. Pittsburgh police were assisted by Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency staff and other area police departments.
A little more than four hours after the start time, police spokeswoman Diane Richard said police operations at the marathon were going "pretty smoothly." She said police received a few calls for people acting suspiciously, but they were unfounded. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/region/sunny-dry-and-temperate-are-predicted-for-race-day-686394/#ixzz2SXHhxUM8
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Wing Specials in Pittsburgh
Posted by the camelot on 10:55 AM
Are you a fan of chicken wings? Check out these great wing specials throughout the city. There is some sort of special almost every day of the week. Go out and eat some wings tonight! You can find more Pittsburgh specials at Living Pittsburgh.
Wing Nights & Specials in Pittsburgh
Fly in to these local establishments on Wing Night!
Now, we think we’ve got a pretty kickin’ list already, but if you know of any wing specials in Pittsburgh that we’re missing… please send em’ to us! Also, we try to keep our info up to date, but call first if your trip is only for the wing special listed on our site. To our knowledge, all wing specials are eat in only. If you know of any changes, please do tell us so we can keep the ‘Burgh wing fanatics happy and well informed!
And if you love a good wing deal, take a look at our Cheap Burger Days and Taco Days!
Mondays
Archie’s – 35 cent wings
2328 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-481-0852
Fatheads – 40 cents wings 7-close
1805 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh, 15203
412-431-7433
Bloomfield Bridge Tavern - 50 cent wings
4412 Liberty Avenue, Bloomfield 15224
412-682-8611
Fox and Hound – Buy 10 Get 10
2002 Northway Mall, Ross Twp, Pittsburgh 15237
412-364-1885
Franklin Inn – 30 cent wings, 7-10pm
2313 Rochester Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
(412) 366-4140
PD’s Pub – 40 cent wings 5 – midnight
5832 Forward Avenue, Squirrel Hill, PA 15217
412-422-5027
Hilltoppers Pub – 25 cent wings from 9-11
1700 Lowrie St, Troy Hill, Pittsburgh
412-322-3676
New Amsterdam – 35 cent wings from 5-9
4421 Butler St, Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, 15201
412-904-2915
Birmingham Bridge Tavern – 40 cent wings from 7-10
2901 Sarah Street, South Side 15203
412-381-2739
Mad Mex – half off wings 5-7
All Pittsburgh locations (Oakland location is from 4:30-6:30)
Senor Frogs – 25 cent wings from 5-10 (10 minimum)
2506 West Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
412-531-4666
Mario’s South Side Saloon – 25 cent wings from 5-10
1514 East Carson Street, South Side 15203
412-381-5610
Billy’s Roadhouse Bar and Grill – ½ off Billy’s Famous Jumbo Killer wings
10150 Old Perry Highway, Wexford, 15090
724-934-1177
J Clarks – 20 cent wings 4-close
9805 McKnight Rd, North Hills, Pittsburgh 15237
412-366-4990
Loose Moose – 25 cent wings all day
5185 Brownsville Rd, Baldwin, Pittsburgh 15236
412-655-3553
Cafe Nico’s – 25 cent wings from 4-midnight
212 Shiloh St, Mt Washington, Pittsburgh, 15211
412-381-4322
Monte Cello’s – 35 cent wings
4848 William Flynn Highway, Allison Park, PA 15101
(724) 444-3040
Krista’s Cantina – 35 cent wings 7-10
2650 California Ave, North Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 766-1676
Chaser’s In the Run – 50 cent wings on Mondays (leg and flap equals one wing)
3808 Acorn St, Greenfield/Hazelwood, Pittsburgh, PA 15207
(412) 521-9939
The Kennedy Tavern – 30 cent wings
1621 Pine Hollow Road, McKees Rocks, PA 15136
412-331-7700
Ugly Dog Saloon - 25 cent wings from 5-11
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
412-921-5100
Carson City Saloon – 25 cent wings from 8pm-11pm
1401 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-481-3201
Tuesdays
Archie’s – 25 cent wings
2328 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-481-0852
Cupka’s Café II – 39 cent wings
2314 E Carson Street, South Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
412-431-9691
Smokin’ Joes – 30 cent wings
2001 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh, 15203
412-431-6757
Buffalo Wild Wings – 45 cent wings
3450 William Pwnn Highway, Monroeville, 15235
412-829-2444
PD’s Pub – 40 cent wings 5 – midnight
5832 Forward Avenue, Squirrel Hill, PA 15217
412-422-5027
Stinky’s – 40 cent jumbo wings from 7-11
4901 Hatfield St, Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh 15201
412-224-4301
Rizzo’s Margaritaville – 15 cent wings 6pm-2am
2200 East Carson Street, South Side 15203
412-918-1828
Stonepeppers – 35 cent wings from 7-10
1614 Washington Road, Upper St. Clair 15241
412-854-4264
and
1200 Settlers Ridge Ctr. Dr., Robinson Township 15205
412-788-0202
Geno’s Bar & Grill – 25 cent wings all night
5147 Butler Street, Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh 15201
412-781-3432
Hilltoppers Pub – 25 cent wings from 9-11
1700 Lowrie St, Troy Hill, Pittsburgh
412-322-3676
Senor Frogs – 25 cent wings from 5-10 (10 minimum)
2506 West Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
412-531-4666
Backdraft Bar & Grill – 30 cent wings 4 to 11
3049 Churchview Avenue, Pittsburgh 15227
412-885-1239
Mulligan’s – 40 cent (jumbo whole) wings from 4-11
1013 Lebanon Road, West Mifflin, Pittsburgh 15122
412-461-8000
Roadrunners – 30 cent wings 7 to 11
2401 Saw Mill Run Blvd, Brentwood, PA 15233
412-881-2602
Mad Mex – half off wings 5-7
All Pittsburgh locations (Oakland location is from 4:30-6:30)
The Library – all you can eat for $8.00
2302 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-381-0517
Wm Penn Tavern – 40 cent wings
739 Bellefonte St, Shadyside, Pittsburgh 15232
412-621-1000
Krista’s Cantina – 35 cent wings 7-10
2650 California Ave, North Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 766-1676
Ugly Dog Saloon - $5 “doggie bowls” (25 wings, 1 flavor)
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
(412) 921-5100
Fiddlers – 1/2 price wings all day
9101 Perry Highway
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
(412) 635 – 2300
Wednesdays
Archie’s – 25 cent wings
2328 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-481-0852
4th Avenue Grille – 40 cent wings with drink purchase
870 4th Ave, Corapolis, PA 15108
412-299-9225
Cupka’s Café II – 39 cent wings
2314 E Carson Street, South Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
412-431-9691
Hal’s Bar and Grill – 40 cent wings after 6:00pm
3225 Babcock Blvd, Ross Township, Pittsburgh 15237
412-364-3230
Tad’s On East Carson – 25 cent wings from 6-10
1109 East Carson Street, South Side 15203
412-481-3480
Cain’s Saloon – 25 cent wings from 7:00pm-Midnight
3239 West Liberty Avenue, Dormont 15216
412-561-7444
August Henry’s City Saloon – $5.00 for a dozen wings
946 Penn Avenue, Downtown, Pittsburgh 15222
412-765-3270
Hough’s – 40 cent wings from 4-10
563 Greenfield Avenue, Greenfield 15207
412-586-5944
Smokin’ Joes – 30 cent wings from 7-12
2001 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh, 15203
412-431-6757
Mad Mex – half off wings 5-7
All Pittsburgh locations (Oakland location is from 4:30-6:30)
PD’s Pub – 40 cent wings 5 – midnight
5832 Forward Avenue, Squirrel Hill, PA 15217
412-422-5027
Sidelines – 25 cent wings from 7-midnight
621 Evergreen Ave, Millvale, Pittsburgh 15209
412-821-4492
Birmingham Bridge Tavern – 40 cent wings from 7-10
2901 Sarah Street, South Side 15203
412-381-2739
Bingham Tavern – 44 cent wings (eat in only), $1 for ranch, bleu cheese or celery
321 Bigham Street Pittsburgh
412-431-9313
Hilltoppers Pub – 25 cent wings from 9-11
1700 Lowrie St, Troy Hill, Pittsburgh
412-322-3676
Perrytowne Drafthouse – 35 cents wings 5-11
1002 Perry Hwy, North Hills, Pittsburgh 15237
412-367-9610
Redbeards Bar and Grill – 35 cent wings from 8pm – 1am
201 Shiloh Street, Mt. Washington, Pittsburgh 15211
412-431-3730
The Kennedy Tavern – 30 cent wings
1621 Pine Hollow Road, McKees Rocks, PA 15136
412-331-7700
Billy’s Roadhouse Bar and Grill – ½ off Billy’s Famous Jumbo Killer wings
10150 Old Perry Highway, Wexford, 15090
724-934-1177
Senor Frogs – 25 cent wings from 5-10 (10 minimum)
2506 West Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
412-531-4666
Krista’s Cantina – 35 cent wings 7-10
2650 California Ave, North Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 766-1676
Ugly Dog Saloon - 25 cent wings 5-11
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
(412) 921-5100
The Re-Treat Sports Bar & Nightclub – 35 cent whole wings 2-11
721 White St.
McKeesport, PA 15132
(412) 673-3913
Thursdays
Archie’s – 25 cent wings
2328 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-481-0852
Brass Rail – 25 cent wings
10 Old Clairton Rd, Pleasant Hills, Pittsburgh 15236
412-655-2922
James Street Gastropub & Speakeasy – BOGO wings
422 Foreland Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412-904-3335
Roadrunners – 30 cent wings 7 to 11
2401 Saw Mill Run Blvd, Brentwood, PA 15233
412-881-2602
The Royal Place – all you can eat for $6.95 6 to 8.30
2660 Library Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15234
412-882-8000v
Hilltoppers Pub – 25 cent wings from 9-11
1700 Lowrie St, Troy Hill, Pittsburgh
412-322-3676
Senor Frogs – 25 cent wings from 5-10 (10 minimum)
2506 West Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
412-531-4666
PD’s Pub – 40 cent wings 5 – midnight
5832 Forward Avenue, Squirrel Hill, PA 15217
412-422-5027
Mad Mex – half off wings 5-7
All Pittsburgh locations (Oakland location is from 4:30-6:30)
412-367-9610
Krista’s Cantina – 35 cent wings 7-10
2650 California Ave, North Side, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 766-1676
Ugly Dog Saloon - 10 wings free with a drink purchase 5-midnight
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
(412) 921-5100
Somma Pizza - 50 cent wings (in bar only)
380 Route 909, Verona, PA 15147
412-826-1500
Fridays
August Henry’s City Saloon – FREE happy hour wings while they last
946 Penn Avenue, Downtown, Pittsburgh 15222
412-765-3270
Mad Mex – half off wings 5-7
All Pittsburgh locations (Oakland location is from 4:30-6:30)
412-765-3270
The Rock Room – 40 cent whole wings and 20 cent half wings until 9:45 (or earlier if they run out)
1054 Herron Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15219-6718
412-683-4418
Saturdays
Wm Penn Tavern – 40 cent wings
739 Bellefonte St, Shadyside, Pittsburgh 15232
Ugly Dog Saloon - 25 cent wings 11-11
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
(412) 921-5100
Sundays
Mexi-Casa – 1/2 priced jumbo wings
3001 West Liberty Avenue, Dormont 15216
412-571-9001
Senor Frogs – 25 cent wings from 5-10 (10 minimum)
2506 West Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
412-531-4666
Hilltoppers Pub – 25 cent wings from 9-11
1700 Lowrie St, Troy Hill, Pittsburgh
412-322-3676
Wm Penn Tavern – 40 cent wings
739 Bellefonte St, Shadyside, Pittsburgh 15232
412-621-1000
The Library – all you can eat for $8.00
2302 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-381-0517
Billy’s Roadhouse Bar and Grill – ½ off Billy’s Famous Jumbo Killer wings
10150 Old Perry Highway, Wexford, 15090
724-934-1177
Steelhouse – $5.00 bucket of wings (10)
7 Carson Street, Station Square, Pittsburgh 15219
412-434-1372
Shenanigan’s – 40 cent wings all day until midnight (only if there’s a football game)
2310 Babcock Boulevard, North Hills, Pittsburgh 15237
412-821-4355
Ugly Dog Saloon - 25 cent wings 11-11
2351 Noblestown Road
Greentree, PA 15205
(412) 921-5100
Monday – Friday
Gullifty’s – half off wings during happy hour from 5-7
1922 Murray Avenue, Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh 15217
412-521-8222
Harris Grill – half off wings during happy hour from 4:30-6:30
5747 Ellsworth Avenue, Shadyside, Pittsburgh 15232
412-362-5273
The Library – half off wings during happy hour from 5-7 and 9pm-1am
2302 East Carson St, South Side, Pittsburgh 15203
412-381-0517
