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PITTSBURGH LOVE STORIES “I saw love there I just did not pick it up -mistake ”

Point State Park, underpass“I was so happy and relievedto �nd this place. I never knewthat the Festival had a nursingarea!” Duquesne University

“It’s where we met...”

Magee Women’s Hospital“I am over the moon inlove!”

Nixon �eatre (August Wilson Center)“ I worked here in 1953-1954. It was a nice place to work. We needed to put up all the seats when the shows were done. My girlfriend and I could go upstairs and do our homework. �e nuns didn’t like that we worked there because some of the shows were a bit risqué.”

~Nayirra Waheed

Brewhhouse Association“We need to build new systems, make room for new ways to move this country forward. It’s an amazingly unique coun-try.It’s not just an exhibition. It’s an invitation to examine these things."

Syria Mosque (Pittsburgh Athletic Association)I had a student membership in a Sunday afternoon series the whole time I was there. It’s probably whereI �rst saw Islamic orna-ments, coming froma small town in NJ. I was there 1960-64.”

Allegheny General Hospital“�e boys were born here.”

Omar Khayyam (Khalil’s)“a Middle Eastern restaurant that I would go to with fellow students only on very special occasions. My initiation into exotic food, having grown up on 1950s American. It was lush with carpets and drapedtextiles, dark. �e food was fabulous!”

These places are marked by a story of love. You can also find a 4”x 4” 3D printed sculpture of LOVE in each location. These sculpturesare available to keep at afirst come first serve basis.

PITTSBURGH LOVE STORIES “I saw love there I just did not pick it up -mistake ”

Point State Park, underpass“I was so happy and relievedto �nd this place. I never knewthat the Festival had a nursingarea!” Duquesne University

“It’s where we met...”

Magee Women’s Hospital“I am over the moon inlove!”

Nixon �eatre (August Wilson Center)“ I worked here in 1953-1954. It was a nice place to work. We needed to put up all the seats when the shows were done. My girlfriend and I could go upstairs and do our homework. �e nuns didn’t like that we worked there because some of the shows were a bit risqué.”

~Nayirra Waheed

Brewhhouse Association“We need to build new systems, make room for new ways to move this country forward. It’s an amazingly unique coun-try.It’s not just an exhibition. It’s an invitation to examine these things."

Syria Mosque (Pittsburgh Athletic Association)I had a student membership in a Sunday afternoon series the whole time I was there. It’s probably whereI �rst saw Islamic orna-ments, coming froma small town in NJ. I was there 1960-64.”

Allegheny General Hospital“�e boys were born here.”

Omar Khayyam (Khalil’s)“a Middle Eastern restaurant that I would go to with fellow students only on very special occasions. My initiation into exotic food, having grown up on 1950s American. It was lush with carpets and drapedtextiles, dark. �e food was fabulous!”

These places are marked by a story of love. You can also find a 4”x 4” 3D printed sculpture of LOVE in each location. These sculpturesare available to keep at afirst come first serve basis.