This Week in Culture Newsletter 8.03.2020

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The Crawford Grill No. 2, a former jazz club at 2141 Wylie Avenue in the Middle Hill District, has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places.  Constructed in 1917 as the Sochatoff Building, the entire first floor housed a famous jazz c…

The Crawford Grill No. 2, a former jazz club at 2141 Wylie Avenue in the Middle Hill District, has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Constructed in 1917 as the Sochatoff Building, the entire first floor housed a famous jazz club from 1945 to 2003. The club was established by African American businessman William Augustus “Gus” Greenlee and later flourished under the ownership of Greenlee’s partner, Joe Robinson, and later, his son, William “Buzzy” Robinson.

Learn more here.



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Art talk returns with this socially distant edition!
RJ talks with Aaron Jack about his art and his exhibit that just occurred at The Soap Gallery in Youngstown Ohio.  Learn more about Aaron and his story.


New affiliate to PGH Museums!

We’re excited to announce that the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum has decided to affiliate with PGH Museums offereing $2 off per family visit [excluding special events] with your PGH Museums membership card! Become a member of PGH Museums yourself, here.

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