citylive! 35: medical pioneers
Pittsburgh researchers have long attracted the national and international spotlight. We know the stories of Dr. Jonas Salk who created a polio vaccine and Dr. Thomas Starzl who performed the world’s first successful liver transplant in 1967. Our April 26 cityLIVE! is telling the stories of other medical innovators.
cityLIVE! 34 – best and brightest
In addition to the myriad of great things Pittsburgh has to offer, we also have some of the brightest minds and best ideas. cityLIVE! has a history of featuring some of the most established of these brilliant minds and ideas, but now it’s time to hear from the up-and-comers!
heads up Pittsburgh!
It’s year three! of 10 opinionated souls giving us outstanding ideas for change.
don’t be square
In Spring 2010, Huffington Post listed Pittsburgh as their #2 pick on their Best Cities for the Newly Graduated list. “Pittsburgh seems an unlikely place for a renaissance but the city escaped the recession relatively unscathed and is moving forward in many areas”, Huffington Post noted. “Besides having bustling education and health care sectors, the city is also generous with arts initiatives.”
pop culture n’at
On January 12, cityLIVE! presents pop culture in the city of Pittsburgh. Don’t you wonder what we are watching, reading and listening to – both good and bad?
10 people. 3 minutes
Back by popular demand! We’ve gathered 10 more brilliant Pittsburgh minds to tell you about their funkiest, biggest, hairiest. most brilliant ideas for change. Give us 30 minutes on December 9, and we’ll change the way you see the city at this cityLIVE! event. Forget feasibility, funding or anything as ridiculous as consensus-building. We asked for ‘thought-provoking’ and ‘outside the box’.
moderns tour
As part of an annual its North American Tour Day to call attention to modernist design, DOCOMOMO US has designated Pittsburgh a Tour Day city.
to brand (or not to brand)
Join me at the first event of cityLIVE!’s third season, as we examine how to brand (or not brand) Pittsburgh.
ghost town or host town?
a gathering
cityLIVE! Pittsburgh is celebrating the start of it’s third season. Three seasons of excellent panelists, engaging topics, delightful networking and free wine. Come hobnob with some of our funders and panelists at my loft downtown on September 16, from 6 – 8 pm. Help us to build a fantastic third season. $100! It will go a long way.
summer cycling tour
From August 20 to 23 I’ll be biking the Great Allegheny Passage with Venture Outdoors. I made the trip all the way from DC to Pittsburgh last year. August’s trip starts in Cumberland and ends in Pittsburgh, the easiest, smoothest and prettiest section of the trail.
hearing on expanding passenger rail service
Finally. The Federal Government wants to develop greater inter-city connectivity through the development of high speed rail corridors. If you are interested in hearing more, the US House of Representatives will be hosting a hearing in Pittsburgh on expanding passenger rail service.
pedal-paddle-peduto
I’ll be joining Councilman Bill Peduto and others for an educational bike tour along Pittsburgh’s downtown streets and riverfront trails. We’ll talk about Pittsburgh’s history, unique architecture and urban planning, with a slight political twist.
an evening salon
the talent dividend
My CEOs for Cities “cluster” has tackled a few big projects. This week will be a very big one.
cityLIVE!: The Environment’s Impact On You
How does YOUR environment impact YOUR health? What is more important – the products you use every day, or the effects of your outdoor surroundings?
