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. You can also cancel from the waitlist if you will not be able to come, so someone else can take a space that might open.

We will meet at 6 pm, to get the comfortable seats in front of the screen, 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/ . The staff is great.

Let's view the Union Pacific Big Boy steam locomotive as it makes its way across the country. It was built in the 1940s and is the only steam locomotive in its class still in operation. It will stop in Leetsdale for a half hour so there'll be plenty of time to photograph it. There's no charge for the viewing.
Afterwards we can go out to dinner in Sewickley. I'll make reservations after I
know how many people are interested.

Let's listen to the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestra Concert in Mellon Park. It's part of the Bach, Beethoven & Brunch series. The performance is free. Bring a chair. Food and drink are available for purchase.

I will post a map and a photo of where we'll sit. We follow the sidewalk to a shady spot. We'll have signs as well. It will be easier to find us if you get there before the concert begins.

Weather Permitting

The 1,200-acre Keystone State Park is great for day-trips and family vacations year-round. Camping, modern cabins, many trails, and a lake are all within walking distance, providing an ideal setting for wildlife watching or outdoor adventures.

We will meet at the concession stand and walk the Lakeside Loop trail around the lake.
This will be approximately 2.2 miles. We will be
stopping frequently to rest.

After completing the walk, we can eat lunch together, or you can be on your own to:

Enjoy the farmers' market.
Pack a picnic lunch or purchase food from the concession stand.
Enjoy the beach and soak up some sun.
Enjoy the water with a swim or rent a kayak at the boat dock.