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Pittsburgh Has A Bunch Of Hidden Gems, Here Are The Ones That Don't Cost A Thing Consider yourself lucky to live in Pittsburgh — it has been named one of America's best cities to live in year after year. There's so much to see and do here, from chowing down on a famous Primanti Bro's sandwich to touring the Carnegie Science Center, there's certainly no shortage of places to spend your money at. Alternatively, there are dozens of really cool free to-dos to check out around the city, so slow down on the spending and save a little cash by...

Read the original article here! PITTSBURGH (HOODLINE) — Looking to visit the best bicycle shops in town? Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top bike shops in Pittsburgh, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of where to venture next time you’re in the market for a new set of wheels. 1. Bicycle Heaven Topping the list is Bicycle Heaven, a combined museum, bike shop and bike repair and maintenance spot. Located at 1800 Preble Ave., it is the highest rated bike shop in Pittsburgh, boasting five stars out of 128 reviews on Yelp. The...

Read more here on page 14, Your kids don't have to be avid cyclist to appreciate Bicycle Heaven.  There's something cool about being surrounded by thousands of bikes hanging from the ceiling and lining the aisles. Some of these are not ordinary bikes. "That Pee Wee Herman's bike," said owner, Craig Morrow, who pointed to a familiar red and white cycle on displaying front of a poster of Pee Wee Herman with his iconic bike. Mr. Morrow had been collecting bikes for 30 years, ever since he found an old bike in the junk. Although he started his collection in...

Pittsburgh’s got an assortment of eclectic museums. Learn about Andy Warhol’s life and works at the Andy Warhol Museum. Climb aboard an authentic World War II submarine at the Carnegie Science Center. And, discover a vibrant collection of vintage bicycles at Bicycle Heaven, the world’s largest bicycle museum and shop. Read More Here!

Dave Malarkey’s guests on the Tuesday February 13 It’s Your Turn show include:  Stan Kosciuszko, President of the Butler County Chamber of Commerce….Mary Ann Eisenreich, Executive Director of the United Way of Butler County….and Craig Morrow from Bicycle Haven—the world’s largest bicycle museum and bike shop. Listen to our part from 58 of minutes to the end... Thanks everyone! Listen to today’s show here!