What to do this week in Pittsburgh: June 3-9, 2018
From birding to blacksmithing.

Two major festivals are taking center stage in Pittsburgh for the next two weeks: Pittsburgh Pride and the Three Rivers Arts Festival. Both offer an array of activities to keep you busy all week.
If you still have some free time, get outside, shop-til-you-drop or learn about amazing astronomy.
This weekend, plan to help out an important cause in Homewood, make a terrarium or check out some live music. Then, top it off with some fun at Make Sure You Have Fun™.
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All week
🏳️🌈 Celebrate Pride in Pittsburgh; now through June 10 (various neighborhoods)
🎨 Explore the Arts Festival; now through June 10 (Downtown)
Sunday, June 3
🐦 Learn how to bird with Venture Outdoors; 9 a.m. Sunday (Squirrel Hill)
Monday, June 4
🛍 Score some new clothes, and help a good cause at the Dress for Success fill-a-bag sale; 10 a.m. Monday (Bloomfield)
Tuesday, June 5
✏ Tell us Who’s Next in education by 5 p.m. Tuesday
🎷 Relax after work with some outdoor jazz; 5 p.m. Tuesday (Downtown)
Wednesday, June 6
🍺 Spend the evening with Cinderlands beer and Who’s Next: Music honoree Tim Vitullo; 7 p.m. Wednesday (Lawrenceville)
Thursday, June 7
💫 Talk about astronomy with experts at Astronomy on Tap; 7 p.m. Thursday (Larimer)
Friday, June 8
🍦 Vote in Round 3 of the Ultimate Pittsburgh Frozen Treat by 10 a.m. Friday.
🚲 Get a check-up for your bike; 11 a.m. Friday (Downtown)
Saturday, June 9
🔨 Help build a hoop house for The Homewood Historical Urban Farm; 7:30 a.m. Saturday (Homewood)
👀 See demos from blacksmiths, tinners, and artillerists at Fort Pitt; 11 a.m. Saturday (Downtown)
🌵 Make a mini terrarium with succulents; 11:30 a.m. Saturday (Millvale)
🎹 Hear A Polyphony of Pride, a concert of works by LGBTQ composers; 7:30 p.m. Saturday (Shadyside)
💃 Have fun at Make Sure You Have Fun™, a party featuring The Burgh Boyz, who we interviewed here; 10 p.m. Saturday (Lawrenceville)