Sixty Plus and Smiling

Please only sign up if you are serious about being there and will show up. We can have 6 people on our team.

Turn into Bakery Square from Penn Ave, and the restaurant Tako Torta is right in front of you. Turn right and look for a place to park outside - I have talked to security and to the owner of Bakery Square, and both tell me that the spaces are not monitored, at least at night. Ignore the signs that say that you can only park for 1 hour.

We will have a team of 6 players. It is very important that you show up, if you sign up. If you cannot come, it is important that you change your RSVP to "not coming". If you are on the waitlist, watch to see if you are moved to coming, if someone cancels.

We will meet at 6 pm, to get a good booth in front of the screene, and to share a meal. Trivia starts at 7 pm. If you cannot come till closer to 7 pm, let us know, but be there by 7 pm at the latest - your team needs you.

This is a Mexican restaurant, with very reasonable prices. See https://takotorta.com/mexican-food-pittsburgh/ .

Let's visit the Bayernhof Museum. We'll have a tour of rooms filled with intricate music boxes and automatic music machines and hear stories about the founder, Charles Brown. The cost is $10 cash, paid at the end of the tour. There are several sets of stairs through the building and usually places to sit.

Afterward, we can head across the river to Eleventh Hour Brewing (3711 Charlotte St. 15201) in Lawrenceville, which is located in Charles Brown's former factory. We can tour his restored gas light showroom. Then we can toast him with a beer and enjoy food from a food truck.

LOL (Little Old Lady) Farm is about 2.5 hours north of the city, midway between Lake Erie and Chautauqua Lake. This is beautiful country, with wineries and art galleries, hiking trails and swimming holes. I have 22 acres with fields, woods and a pond, a barn with a sauna, a couple of cabins and a couple of guest rooms. I can host 3 or 4 people in my house, a couple in a cabin with indoor plumbing, and one or two people in a cabin with a flush toilet two steps outside. I have a hookup for one camper. I even have tents for any hearty, outdoor types. And there is a fancy B and B just down the road. We'll have a potluck dinner and campfire the first night and go out the second. Structure your day as you like; you can explore or just relax on the property. The moon will be full and if we're lucky, the skies will be clear.
RSVP here but then contact me so I can figure out the sleeping arrangements. The cabins both have queen beds. One house bedroom has a double; one has twin beds (good for two friends); one has a pull-out loveseat.