The 20th Annual Pittsburgh Irish Festival is a celebration to bring together the Pittsburgh community for three days of Celtic camaraderie and the city's largest Irish party.

Highlights include traditional and contemporary entertainment, Irish food and refreshments, Irish marketplace, children's activities, storytelling, Irish dance workshops and performances, ceili dancing, Irish dogs display tent, Gaelic Sports, special Gaelic Mass (Sunday, 10:00 a.m.), Gaelic conversation, Irish musical instrument demonstrations, cultural area, Blarney Bingo and much more.

Headliners this year include Gaelic Storm (the highly successful band from the movie "Titanic") the Screaming Orphans, Makem & Spain Brothers, the Glengarry Bhoys from Canada and the gypsy rock Scythian, among others.

Located at Riverplex Amphitheatre at Sandcastle. For more admission, call (412) 422-1113.

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From simple solutions for reducing energy bills, to the latest green products and services, you'll find it all at The Pittsburgh Green Home & Living Show.

Visitors can check out over 200 eco-exhibits while gathering information and inspiration from seminars, demonstrations and other activities for all ages and every shade of green.
Shop The EcoMALL for green and locally-made gifts, crafts and other products! Bring your resume, and your dreams, to The Green Career & Job Fair for on-the-spot interviews, career counseling, and more. Kids can make eco-friendly crafts in The Planet Kids Zone, while parents relax with a yoga or massage session and attend dozens of seminars led by industry experts.

Tickets $10 for adults, $7 for seniors and active military. Kids 13 and under are free. For more information, call (412) 482-3790.

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Start the holiday season off right with Irwin's annual celebration with Santa, a parade and lots of great entertainment.

Settled in 1853 and incorporated in 1854, Irwin is a small town of about 4,500 people in rural Westmoreland County where some of the most extensive coal deposits in Pennsylvania are located. It's downtown business district is a quaint, traditional small town with a variety of attractions for everyone.

For more information, call Donn Henderson at (724) 296-8074.

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Stop by some of Irwin's charming little shops and recieve a free cookie in an evening filled with horse-srawn carriage rides and caroling.

Settled in 1853 and incorporated in 1854, Irwin is a small town of about 4,500 people in rural Westmoreland County where some of the most extensive coal deposits in Pennsylvania are located. It's downtown business district is a quaint, traditional small town with a variety of attractions for everyone.

For more information, call Donn Henderson at (724) 296-8074.

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