Visit the Heinz History Center on Sunday, May 7th for “Cookie Connections” to learn how cookies have connected people for centuries.
Explore the region through past and present cookie recipes and stories, activities, and artifacts related to making and baking Pittsburgh history.
This event is for all ages. Event cost is included in museum admission.
When: Sunday, 5/7 | 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Where: Heinz History Center, 1212 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA. 15222
For more information or questions, visit the Remake Learning Days – Southwestern PA event page, or contact Roy Fischer at rmfischer@heinzhistorycenter.org.
Recognize that your space isn’t fitting your organization’s needs as well as it could be? Have you or your team thought about making changes, imagined improvements, or started a plan? Join APOST and their guest presenter Heather Mallak of PUBLIC STUD/O at Sarah Heinz House for this interactive workshop aimed to support your space design efforts!
About
In this training, participants start with a tour of Sarah Heinz House’s facilities to see how rethinking space design has improved their program, then review some examples of low to high budget, high impact transformations that focus on supporting the identified “design drivers” in your space to help you better mold it to fit the needs of your youth. Participants will gain insights from collaborating professionals—architects, designers, and informal learning space providers–who have undertaken larger scale redesign efforts. You’ll leave this session with insights, techniques, and resources for use in co-designing with your intended audience to improve experience.
Lunch will be provided and free parking is available.
Registration
To register, visit the Eventbrite page.
More Information
For more information, contact APOST at 412.456.6876.
Are you an educator that encourages creative learning and expression? The Heinz Endowments and the University of Pittsburgh are looking to receive your input via the Creative Learning Educator Survey.
About
The Creative Learning Educator Survey was established to learn more about creative learning opportunities for youth in the Pittsburgh region. The survey will take about 20 to 30 minutes to complete, with questions related to teaching artistry and creative learning. Results from this study will be utilized to better inform how to support our region’s creative learning programs and organizations.
After completion, participants will be entered into a raffle to win an iPad. Participation is voluntary.
Learn More
To learn more and participate in the survey, visit their website.
For questions, contact Principal Investigator, Tom Akiva at tomakiva@pitt.edu or Project Coordinator, Esohe Osai at ero19@pitt.edu.
