WHAT’S NEWS IN HAMPTON
CLUB PILATES OPENS IN
THE HAMPTON SHOPPES
Club Pilates recently opened in The
Hampton Shoppes at 4655 William Flynn
Highway, Suite 113. The new, bright studio
offers members full-body workouts that
improve posture, balance, flexibility and
strength and welcomes members into an
atmosphere where they can choose from four
class levels and eight signature group class
formats that utilize a variety of equipment.
The Hampton location is owned by Trey
and Christina Johansen. A former engineer
originally from New Orleans, Trey Johansen
decided to invest in Club Pilates with his wife
after seeing how Pilates helped his ailing back.
You can contact Club Pilates Hampton at
412.385.4482.
2019 LUCKY NUMBER
TICKETS AVAILABLE
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
The Sisters of Divine Providence announced
the availability of 2019 Lucky Number
tickets—a great holiday gift idea. The ticket
is based on the day and evening Pick 3 (Daily
Number) PA Lottery game. Each $25 number
is valid from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2019—
yours for the entire year! Daily winners receive
a minimum of $25 up to $150 on select days
throughout the year when their three-digit
number is selected.
To participate in the 2019 Lucky
Number fundraiser, call 412.635.5401 or
visit cdpsisters.org/LuckyNumber. Your
participation helps support the ministries and
mission of the Sisters of Divine Providence.
YOUNG LADIES’ DOLL TEA
AT THE DEPRECIATION
LANDS MUSEUM
Sunday, Jan. 27, from 2 to 3 p.m. An
afternoon of tea, treats and crafts for young
ladies ages 5 and older, accompanied by their
favorite doll.
Hear ye, Hear ye, young ladies! Did you
know that girls just like you have lived,
learned, and played right here in western
Pennsylvania ever since America was born?
6
724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE
❘
The used car in your garage that you
don’t have time to sell, or didn’t get the
trade-in value you wanted, or a car the
kids used but no longer need would be
the perfect car to donate. Your generous
donation is tax-deductible.
Please contact Community Auto
at communityautolico.org or call
724.538.5081 for details on how to
donate your car.
You and your doll companion can learn all
about a Pennsylvania girl’s life in the early
days of settlement at a delightful doll tea.
After meeting Colonial Miss Manners and
learning how young ladies were meant to act
at afternoon tea, you will enjoy colonial treats
and make some special doll-sized—and girl-
sized!—keepsakes to take home. While dolls
of all shapes and sizes are welcome, crafts will
be geared toward dolls about 18 inches tall.
Space is limited, so register online soon.
For more information, call 412.486.0563 and
leave a message.
This event is geared to children without
adult assistance, however one adult per
family is invited to stay, at no charge, and
observe the festivities or children may be
dropped off and picked up an hour later.
ONE-OF-A-KIND CAR
DONATION PROGRAM
Community Auto, a nonprofit program
of The Lighthouse Foundation, accepts
donated cars, repairs and inspects them
when feasible, and sells them at discounted
prices to low-income working families and
individuals.
icmags.com
PITTSBURGH
HISTORICAL MUSIC
SOCIETY PRESENTS
THIRD ANNUAL
18TH CENTURY
CANDLELIGHT CONCERT
Saturday, Feb. 9, 7 p.m.
The Pittsburgh Historical Music
Society (PHMS) Orchestra along
with guest performers extend a cordial
invitation for you to join in an 18th
century-style evening filled with music,
candlelight and delectable delights!
Hors d’oeuvres, sweets (including
the delicious Vivaldi cookies) and
libations (ale, wine, cider, coffee and,
of course, tea) will be provided in the
fire-lit warmth of the Deacon’s Tavern,
which is located at 4743 Pioneer Road,
Allison Park, 15101, within the Historic
Depreciation Lands Museum.
Advance registration for this family-
friendly event is required and seating is
limited. The all-inclusive price is $25
per person. Please reserve your place
by registering at http://phmsconcert.
wixsite.com/thirdcandlelight.
As always, period attire is most
welcome but not at all required.
Should you have any questions please
contact Mary Fantozzi at mary@
pittsburghhistoricalmusicsociety.org
(412.983.6101).
The PHMS is conducted by William
Lockard. It endeavors to bring a vibrant
historical music experience to life,
transporting audiences into the past. n