Experience Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater as the sun sets over the ridges of the Laurel Highlands during the 19th Annual Twilight Tour and Concert on Saturday, Aug. 23.

The tour, concert and picnic dinner, sponsored by Huntington Bank, provides guests with an opportunity to experience the house, mingle with old and new friends and enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres. Organizers invite guests to walk through the rooms of the house at their own pace as the changing light allows visitors to see Fallingwater from an entirely new perspective.
At twilight, a lantern-lit path will lead guests to a meadow, where they will enjoy live jazz by The David Bach Trio from Washington, D.C., while dining on a gourmet picnic dinner prepared by Fallingwater’s chef.  The David Bach Trio is featured on the internationally syndicated television show “Jazz Central.”
Space is limited – tickets should be purchased by Aug. 18.
Available by advance ticket purchase only
Tickets available online or by phone
$225 per person non-members
$200 per person members*
A portion of the price — $100 — is tax deductible and supports the preservation of Fallingwater.
NOLA ON THE SQUARE:  JAZZ FEST
July 15th marks the grand reopening of Nola on the Square in Downtown’s Market Square.  The occasion will include a celebration of live Jazz music throughout the week.  All are welcome to enjoy themselves at the restaurant while live music is held each night from July 15 to July 19.  For a list of bands and times, please see the attached links:

Celebrate Oakland’s
175th Anniversary!
Schenley Plaza
Friday & Saturday,
October 10 & 11, 2014

Oakland Forever is a huge celebration of the people, places and things that make Oakland a fantastic neighborhood.  This truly community driven event is being organized and led by Oakland community organizations, institutions and businesses.  Drawing on the profound history of Oakland, the current culture of innovation among institutional partners, and the strong sense of community pride, this fête will highlight and mark Oakland’s unique and vibrant character.
You can contribute to the planning for this event by filling out this survey

For more info check out their website:

Our monthly adult get-togethers at the Frazier Fieldhouse adjacent to Dan Marino Field on Frazier St.  Any volunteers, donations of food or beverages, or even lending of movies is encouraged and welcome.

The Kids nights are going to be suspended for the summer, resuming in September.

Saturday July 26th is the adult get-together from 7pm-10pm.

Some entertainment is possible, but this event is more of an eat, meet and greet, maybe some card games so that neighbors can introduce themselves and discuss topics of interest and ideas for future events like like music, movies, games, etc.

This event is for ages 21 and older.

Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of adults to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended.  Please include your name, address and contact number.

Donations of a covered dish, hors d’oeuvres, snacks and beverages are requested and welcome, but not mandatory.

Anyone that would like to share some of their favorite beer or wine for their neighbors to try is also welcome.  To avoid this becoming a “bar” night, we ask that you limit to one or two drinks total per person.

We reserve the right to ask anyone who is disruptive at any event to leave.

Please RSVP via SONG contact page, call or text SONG Phone#, or talk to Janet Sims in person.

Join The Lunch Bunch!!
FREE Lunch is available to ALL kids age 18 and younger.
Starting Monday June 16, ending Monday August 18
Monday-Friday  Lunch 11am-Noon;  Snack 2pm-3pm
Frazier Fieldhouse, on Frazier ST at Dawson St next to Dan Marino Field.
NO FEE — NO REGISTRATION
For more information contact Janet Sims directly,
or SONG via SONG contact page,
call or text SONG Phone#

Location: Flagstaff Hill
Dates: Sundays and Wednesdays, June 8 – August 31, 2014
Time: Dusk

WEDNESDAY NIGHT CONCERT SERIES AT FLAGSTAFF HILL

Come Early to enjoy mid-week musical performances before the movie begins. Bands perform on Flagstaff Hill Wednesdays from approximately 7-8p.m.

PARENT’S GUIDE TO MOVIE RATINGS

Not sure if a movie is suitable for your family?  Click on the movie titles to review IMDB’s Parent’s Guide for each movie.

DATE

MOVIE

June 8

Here Comes the Boom (PG)

June 11

Man of Steel (PG-13)
CONCERT: Center Stage Band

June 15

The Little Mermaid (G)

June 18

Iron Man 3 (PG-13)   
CONCERT: Gramsci Melodic

June 22

Monsters University (G)

June 25

Gravity (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Justin Fabus band

June 29

E.T.  the Extra-Terrestrial (PG)


July 2


Last Vegas (PG-13)
CONCERT: Darryl & Kim

July 6

Space Jam (PG)

July 9

Thor: The Dark World (PG-13)  
CONCERT: L’Lamint Dance Band

July 13

Despicable Me 2 (PG)

July 16

Saving Mr. Banks (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Shinizyn

July 20

Mary Poppins (not rated)

July 23

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Frank Sintra Tribute

July 27

Big Miracle (PG)

July 30

42 (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Bruce Katz


August 3


Frozen (PG)

August 6

The Great Gatsby (PG-13)  
CONCERT: The Grid

August 10

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (G) 

August 13

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Muddy Kreek Blues Band

August 17

The Smurfs 2 (PG)

August 20

All Is Lost (PG-13)  
CONCERT: Ferla-Marcinizyn Guitar Duo

August 24

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG)

August 27

Oblivion (PG-13)   
CONCERT: Bridgette Perdue

August 31

Planes (PG)

Our monthly adult get-togethers at the Frazier Fieldhouse adjacent to Dan Marino Field on Frazier St.  Any volunteers, donations of food or beverages, or even lending of movies is encouraged and welcome.

The Kids nights are going to be suspended for the summer, resuming in September.

Saturday June 28th is the adult get-together from 7pm-10pm.

Some entertainment like karaoke or other is possible, but this event is more of an eat, meet and greet, maybe some card games so that neighbors can introduce themselves and discuss topics of interest and ideas for future events like like music, movies, games, etc.

This event is for ages 21 and older.

Due to the size of the building and limited people to run the event, we are limiting the number of adults to 30, so signing up beforehand is recommended.  Please include your name, address and contact number.

Donations of a covered dish, hors d’oeuvres, snacks and beverages are requested and welcome, but not mandatory.

Anyone that would like to share some of their favorite beer or wine for their neighbors to try is also welcome.  To avoid this becoming a “bar” night, we ask that you limit to one or two drinks total per person.

We reserve the right to ask anyone who is disruptive at any event to leave.

Please RSVP via SONG contact page, call or text SONG Phone#, or talk to Janet Sims in person.

Conscious Media @ The Corner: Screening of the film “The House I Live In” on Thursday, June 19th at 6pm, discussion to follow. This film reveals the profound human rights implications of U.S. drug policies. This is a free event, donations accepted. Light refreshments provided. A wonderful opportunity to connect with others, inspire positive change and bring consciousness to our communities.
Rhythm, Rhyme and Reason for Social Justice @ The Corner: A night of music, spoken word and social consciousness on Friday, May 30th and June 27 beginning at 7pm. Artists will share pieces that highlight social justice issues affecting our communities. Featured artist will be Faith Otey, a jazzy and soulful vocalist! Admission is only $3. Light refreshments will be provided. Please contact Nadine Masagara-Taylor for more details at halisi.pr at gmail.com or 412.683.1400.