Soup Nancys – Pittsburgh Public Market
3 Bears Food Blog stops to chat with the Soup Nancys for conversation and tastings…read about it.
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Produce Terminal Building
Smallman Street Entrance opposite 17th Street -
Third Day Luxury Soaps makes headway in the beauty industry
“What makes me unique compared to other beauty and bath products is that my merchandise is 87 percent organically based,” described owner Cynthia Hill. Read the full article in the Pittsburgh Courier
Time to celebrate marshmallows with local and homemade treats
Marshmallows…the perfect treat for Easter! Read more in the PG by Gretchen McKay.
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Public Market – a Deliciously Useful Combination
Strip District shoppers and residents will have a new place to access free books and information. Starting Friday, April 15, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh will extend services to the Strip District’s Pittsburgh Public 
Market, becoming a part of the public market’s “fresh and delicious combination” of local artisans, farmers and bakers. The extended service pilot is part of the Library’s LYNCS (Libraries in Your Neighborhood Community and School) initiative.
Staffed by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh librarians and graduate students from the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Library & Information Science, the library services of LYNCS at the Pittsburgh Public Market (LYNCS: PPM) will provide customers with easy access to comprehensive library services during the weekend on their trips to the Strip’s great eateries and shops. Customers will be able to borrow materials from an on-site collection of materials, register for a library card, pick up or drop off library materials and access the Internet and online library catalog from an express computer hub.
Read more about this exciting new development here.
Springtime for Pittsburgh
Love this! A great article in the New York Post this past Thursday about our wonderful city. Look for a PPM shout-out on page 2!
Merchants at PPM Raising funds for Earthquake/Tsunami Victims
Merchants at Pittsburgh Public Market Raising Funds for Japan’s Earthquake/Tsunami Victims – Great opportunity to help others while getting great local food and products for yourself…and beginning Friday, you can shop until 6:00 pm! The generosity of the PPM merchants is amazing- one more reason why it’s important to support local businesses! Here’s more info and the list of participating merchants.
That’s Church visits Pittsburgh Public Market!
“I finally visited the Pittsburgh Public Market in the Strip this weekend, and I cannot encourage you enough to check it out.” Great pics and description of Christopher’s Collages! Thanks for visiting and come back soon. 
Pass the meaty marshmallows, please
Check out Scott Beveridge’s blog, Turn Around and Think! How does Pittsburgh Marshmallow Factory make a vegan marshmallow? Read on to find out.
American Healthcare’s Lunch & Learn
Thanks to Erin Hart and Liz Hagan Kanche of American Healthcare for the great Lunch & Learn session in the market. Nathan of Clarion River Organics did a great demo of local food. Hope everyone enjoyed the market!
Pittsburgh Public Market in the New York Times!
Pittsburgh’s value-driven food and restaurant culture has been undergoing a transformation, with a new emphasis on what’s fresh and local….read the article.
- When visiting the Strip, you'll find a unique marriage of historic industrial architecture and modern retail and technical commerce... dozens of distinctive shops that exist nowhere but the Strip... the perfect café to spend an afternoon engaged in spirited conversation with friends. But most of all, you’ll find the aroma of coffee, the scent of fresh baked bread and biscotti, the tang of seafood and the excitement of a festival.Sign up for PPM News!
Photo Credits:
Interior - Carnegie Museum of Art
Produce - courtesy of Anne Hennessey