Still time for Plein Air 2014

Have you seen the artwork this year? There is still time!


Today's schedule:

ARTISTS' MARKET - OVER 60 ARTISTS, FOOD TRUCK ROUNDUP + MORE!
10:00 AM- 5 PM

Academy Parking Lot - Located directly behind PNC Bank (Academy Avenue)


Gallery Open - Over 200 original Plein Air paintings will be available for purchase. Come meet the artists and see the beautiful scenery of western Pennsylvania captured on canvas.
10:00 AM- 2:00 PM
Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building - 710 Washington Road Mt. Lebanon PA 15228


Tour de Mt. Lebanon - Take a challenging bike tour of historic Mt. Lebanon! There are two ride options ~ 23 mile loop or a 12 mile loop. Both involve numerous steep hills, brick streets and each mile is on roads shared with cars. Tickets are $25. Shirt provided morning of event. 

7:00 AM (Registration)

8:00 AM Ride Begins
12:00 PM
Mt. Lebanon at Large

Kelly's and Matt's plan reduced to this

On April 19, 2012, the Commission held a special meeting to get input on parks/rec maintenance, and improvements. Link to special meeting. Unfortunately, the applause tends to get annoying.  According to the rules, applause is frowned upon and discouraged.
On April 23, 2012, the Commission held a public hearing on the unassigned fund balance for certain capital projects. Link to the Manager's Recommended Ranking of Potential Capital Improvements Kelly Fraasch and Matt Kluck put together a plan which was picked apart by Dave Brumfield and Kristen Linfante. It included a mower for the golf course to replace the broken one.  It was eliminated!  Turf war? includes a letter from Kelly Fraasch explaining the plan.  Dave Brumfield's plan is to turf Middle and Wildcat fields, which are the Municipality's finest fields. Here is what is left of the ordinance which will be voted on at the next meeting. http://mtlebanon.org/DocumentCenter/Home/View/8935
May I remind everyone of an event which will be taking place in October? Plein Air Comes To Town October 2- 7; artists will be coming from all over to Mt. Lebanon neighborhoods to paint over 200 pieces of art and sell them. We will be able to request locations, in hopes that an artist chooses it. Do you think we should be spending money on artificial turf for fields that are already in great condition? That money will go far in beautifying our community for this event. Or we could spend it all on artificial turf. Your choice.  Please vote accordingly.