Light Up Night at Kennywood Park, workers are testing the light display in advance of “Holiday Lights” at the park which opens this Friday night, 11/27. This is Kennywood’s 5th season of Christmas lights with 1.5 million lights and a new 90 foot tree all lit. The show runs Friday – Sunday weekends until Dec. 27th weather permitting (check their website) and closed Christmas. (John Heller/Post-Gazette)
Light Up Night at Kennywood Park, workers are testing the light display in advance of “Holiday Lights” at the park which opens this Friday night, 11/27. This is Kennywood’s 5th season of Christmas lights with 1.5 million lights and a new 90 foot tree all lit. The show runs Friday – Sunday weekends until Dec. 27th weather permitting (check their website) and closed Christmas. (John Heller/Post-Gazette)
Workers are testing the light display in advance of “Holiday Lights” at Kennywood park which opens this Friday night, Nov. 27. This is Kennywood’s 5th season of Christmas lights with 1.5 million lights and a new 90 foot tree all lit. The show runs Friday – Sunday weekends until Dec. 27th weather permitting (check their website) and closed Christmas. (John Heller/Post-Gazette)
Workers are testing the light display in advance of “Holiday Lights” at Kennywood park which opens this Friday night, Nov. 27. This is Kennywood’s 5th season of Christmas lights with 1.5 million lights and a new 90 foot tree all lit. The show runs Friday – Sunday weekends until Dec. 27th weather permitting (check their website) and closed Christmas. (John Heller/Post-Gazette)
Earl Bradley scratches Encore, one of two Arabian horses he has on his family’s farm land in Clairton on Tuesday, November 24, 2015. The property, along St. Clair Avenue, has been in his family for six generations. He’s a retired Air Force pilot. (Rebecca Droke/Post-Gazette)Fort Duquesne Bridge is reflecting in the still surface of the Monongahela River. (Dominique Hildebrand/Post-Gazette)
Artist Brandon Boan’s public art bike rack “Hot Pants” can be seen in front of Sienna Mercato on Penn Ave. on November 24, 2015. The Cultural District announced twelve new artist designed bike racks along Penn Ave. from 11th Street to Stanwix.
Brett Yasko’s public art bike rack, “For Nate & Jakob” can be seen near the corner of Penn and 7th on November 24, 2015. The Cultural District announced twelve new artist designed bike racks along Penn Ave. from 11th Street to Stanwix.
Artist Myra Falisz’s public art bike rack “Time Travelin’ Mike” can be seen in front of Seviche on Penn Ave. on November 24, 2015. The Cultural District announced twelve new artist designed bike racks along Penn Ave. from 11th Street to Stanwix.
Artist Brandon Boan’s public art bike rack “Hot Pants” can be seen in front of Sienna Mercato on Penn Ave. The Cultural District announced twelve new artist designed bike racks along Penn Ave. from 11th Street to Stanwix.
Brett Yasko’s public art bike rack, “For Nate & Jakob” can be seen near the corner of Penn and 7th.
Artist Myra Falisz’s public art bike rack “Time Travelin’ Mike” can be seen in front of Seviche on Penn Ave.
(Andrew Rush/Post-Gazette)
William Cahill of Cincinnati, Ohio, thatches a roof onto one of a series of huts made from stumps of a 227-year-old white oak in the Bookworm Glen section of the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden in Oakdale on Monday, Nov. 23, 2015. (Michael Henninger/Post-Gazette)A squirrel sits near the end of a limb while snacking on dried up crabapples. (Darrell Sapp/Post-Gazette)The Bruce Mansfield Power Plant, FirstEnergy’s largest coal-fired plant, in Shippingport can be seen in this photo taken on November 23, 2015. (Andrew Rush/Post-Gazette)
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