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Hello Spring! depth stories. Visit the website for more information on purchasing tickets and other details. Imperial VFD 4th Annual Craft/ Vendor Show Date: April 28 Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Address: 111 Pine Street, Imperial Contact: facebook.com/ events/454136101787457 This 4th Annual Craft/Vendor Show will have over 60 tables for you to do your Mother’s Day shopping! To get a glimpse of participants and what they’re selling, visit the Imperial VFD event page on Facebook. There are two shows every year—one is prior to Mother’s Day and the other on Black Friday weekend. Knitting Club at Moon Township Public Library Date: March 13 (Many dates are available.) Address: 1700 Beaver Grade Road, #100, Coraopolis Contact moonlibrary.org, or 412.269.0334 Join a wonderful group of knitters every Wednesday in the Sky Room at Moon Township Public Library. Knitters of all experience and skill levels are welcome for conversation and community as you work on whatever project you would like to bring. Many helpful experts are among the group if you need a refresher on how to pick up that dropped stitch. Visit the website for more details. Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company Lenten Fish Fry Dates: March 8–April 19 Address: Public Safety Building, 1000 Beaver Grade Road, Moon Township Contact: moontwp.com, or 412.262.5006 Join the Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company for the annual Lenten Fish Fry. Choose from fish, shrimp, chicken fingers, and desserts. All dinners include fries and the special firehouse-recipe coleslaw. Both sit-down and takeout dinners will be available. Pamperfest Dates: May 10 & 11 Address: Sheraton Pittsburgh Airport Hotel, 1160 Thorn Run Road, Coraopolis Contact: pamperfest.com A spring treat! This event has been formatted to provide fun, pampering and celebration of survivors for everyone who attends! Both men and women are welcome. Overnight guests will enjoy an evening in a luxury two-room suite, and all attendees will enjoy a schedule filled with cocktails, food, pampering, a scavenger hunt, hourly prizes, goodie bags and shopping—a perfect Mother’s Day gift, girls’ night out, or simply a chance to unwind and refresh on your own or with your partner—all while supporting a great cause. Pamperfest is a charity event, with the proceeds going to the Susan Komen Foundation. Visit the website for more information. Steel Chef Cookoff Date: March 18 Address: Ryan Arts Center, 420 Chartiers Avenue, McKees Rocks Contact: forstorox.org/steelchef Don’t miss this live cooking competition! Watch a group of Pittsburgh teens and local chefs as they battle it out chef-style on the stage to determine who has what it takes to win the title of “Steel Chef.” Winners of the coveted “Steel Chef” title will be rated and determined by local celebrity judges. Proceeds from the competition ticket sales will help to provide and expand future after-school and summer programming for youth in the McKees Rocks area. Visit the website for more information. 16 724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE ❘ icmags.com W.A.F.E.L. Book Sale Dates: May 2-4 Address: Western Allegheny Community Library, 181 Bateman Road, Oakdale Contact: westernalleghenylibrary.org, or 724.695.8150 Support a local library by buying a gently used read! Great selections of Fiction & Non-Fiction, Audio Books on CD & Cassettes, Movies on DVD & VHS, Music on CDs & Cassettes, Puzzles, Magazines, Games, and so much more. Visit the website for more details. ‘What is a Japanese Garden?’ presented by Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Date: April 25 Address: 799 Pinkerton Run Road, Oakdale Contact: pittsburghbotanicgarden.org/ event/ (Pre-registration is required.) Enjoy this free lecture presented in partnership with the Japan-America Society of Pennsylvania. Dr. Brenda G. Jordan, Asian Studies Center, University of Pittsburgh, will present an overview of the varieties of Japanese gardens through history and the concept of “Japanese garden” that spread outside of Japan, and give some suggestions for the types of plants and features that can be used for a Japanese garden in southwest Pennsylvania. She specializes in the history of Japanese art, particularly the paintings and woodblock prints of the 19th century. Meet the speaker and enjoy light refreshments at a reception before the lecture. Visit the website for information on pre-registering and other details. Musical Performances ‘The Gondoliers’ presented by The Pittsburgh Savoyards Dates: Starting March 15 Address: Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall, 300 Beechwood Avenue, Carnegie Contact: pittsburghsavoyards.org, or 412.734.8476 Join the talented Pittsburgh Savoyards as they present “The Gondoliers,” which