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Cycle to the Strip District

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Contemporary Craft

Since 2009, BikePGH?s Car Free Fridays has been challenging commuters to find alternative transportation options, focusing on one neighborhood or municipality every month. Just a bike ride or walk away from SCC, Lawrenceville will be highlighted during the month of October.? To coincide with Bike PGH’s Lawrenceville feature, SCC is hosting a Bike meet-up at our main gallery space on October 23, from 12 – 4 pm. Representatives by Bike PGH and Dirt Rag magazine will be present to chat with visitors about their programs, products, and cycling in Western PA. Fiber artist Casey DrogeThe Store. will be in the gallery demonstrating the creation of her amazing, handmade bike accessories, available for sale along with a wealth of other bike-related craft items in The Store.

Ceramic plate with bike decal by Justin Rothshank

Other great places to visit during your bike trip to the Strip:

Pittsburgh Public Market: Located between 16th and 17th Streets on Smallman Street in the Strip. Everything you need and want all in one place. Come and?get it?- the goodness of locally grown food, fresh-baked goods, handmade crafts – everything?s here.

Enrico Biscotti: Great restaurant and bakery with to-die-for giant cookies for only $1

Penn Mac: 2012 Penn Avenue, everything Italian including huge vats of oil and vinegar that you can pour yourself.
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Wholey’s: Fish and meat market, only for the hardcore grocery store shopper.
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