Oh, what a night! The glitterati stepped it up with a stiletto at the Head Over Heels gala Saturday evening, where our fair city's glam and gorgeous gathered for the Ladies Hospital Aid Society's charity bash.

Decorating, like love, can be a long-term commitment. Such is the case of a stately 1922 manse in a blue-chip Squirrel Hill enclave.

Mah-til-dah! Saturday night and the big flap was on the North Side, where over 600 birds of a feather flocked to the National Aviary for a Night in the Tropics.

Saturday night and 200 buckaroos got outta Dodge and headed south of the Mt. Lebanon border to wrangle up some foot stompin' fun at the Pittsburgh Opera Association's summer hootenanny.

The scene was standing room only and, at 2,500 guests, Friday's basheroo was not only (tee hee) a zoo, it roared with excitement.

Imagine a road where there's no construction, no lane closings and no potholes. Wake up, gentle reader. It's Saturday, and you're in Schenley Park.

Summer in the city, and the Cultural District teemed with excitement. Friday's crowds stopped for a tasty bite at Cafe Zao's Portuguese picnic.

Like Cinderella, there are homes of cinders that undergo a total transformation from grimy and barefooted to beautiful and high-heeled.

It was dejà vu all over again at the Frick Art Museum in Point Breeze which previewed A Panorama of Pittsburgh: Nineteenth-Century Printed Views.