Eric Schiemer of Schiemer Entertainment was the DJ at my son's wedding last weekend. Much of the…read moresuccess of the reception can be attributed to my daughter-in-law's choice of Eric as the DJ! He was highly professional and easy to work with. He kept the volume low during the dinner so guests could chat, but knew how to create energy when it was time to open the dance floor. He did just enough Master of Ceremony type announcing without drawing too much attention to himself. I can't recommend him highly enough! Also, he took pictures and videos that he sent early the morning after the wedding! It was great to have those as a supplement to the photographer's pictures.

the sexy femboy on stage did not suck my PP very upset please do better though the feet were tasty.read more

We follow this man around the city (and beyond) because he is that good! He played so many songs we…read morerequested at the last spot we saw him! He also interacts with the crowd which is always fun. He's such a sweetheart and you can tell he really enjoys what he does!

My 4 year old and 1 year old Grandchildren took me out for Tea,,, it was Fabulous!!! The young man…read morethat served us was very patient and kind with the kiddos!! The settings, the ambiance they were truly breathtaking. I absolutely loved The Johnson Tea House.

Elegant. Sophisticated. Tasteful…read more I have probably been to The Johnson Tea House at least 10 times. From bridal showers to baby showers to my sorority senior tea or going with my mother in law I have had my share of experiences and I e never left disappointed. They provide you with a 3 tiered plate of options from savory to sweet. Also the option of coffee OR tea. The waiter does a great job describing each dish/item on the menu so you know what to expect. My recommendation is to change up the menu more often. Like I said earlier, I've been there multiple times and it's been the same thing every time. Their good dishes, but wouldn't be a bad thing to switch it up.

I attended a wedding here a few months ago, it's an absolutely gorgeous venue. The food was amazing…read moreand the staff were wonderful. It was a rainy day so it was really great that the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception space were all housed within the same building but we still got to enjoy the natural light through all the glass. There's a lovely garden that we got to enjoy a fireworks show from as well and I'm guessing that they use for other purposes weather permitting.

My friend just had a wedding here. It was amazing and I was…read morevery happy on how everything turned out. This place is worth looking at!

We hired Boff Entertainment four our wedding this past September and would highly recommend. Greg…read morewas very easy to work with and professional. We were able to give him our playlists in advance (including songs we didn't want to hear) so that things ran very smoothly the day of. Everyone had a great time and he kept the dance floor full!

I signed up for a Pinhole Camera Workshop to celebrate World Pinhole Photography Day and it was…read moreheld at Primal Photographic. This is a brand new studio for owners Chad Djubek, who is a Pittsburgh area Daguerreotype artist and his wife Darcy Stoltzfus, who does Art Direction and makes pretty awesome little Dag cases. The studio was very clean and setup so that it was easy to find everything. He had more than enough equipment/supplies for everyone to use, and there was only a little wait time to get in the Darkroom, to be expected when there are 7 people in a class. The Darkroom was clean and laid out in an easy to use fashion. Under Chad's supervision we built our own cameras out of cigar boxes, cans and the like. Then, we broke up and went to take our shots. By the nature of alternative photographic techniques, they don't always work or come out as you want, but Chad worked with everyone to troubleshoot their cameras and make sure they captured a good image before the class was over. At the end he scanned our images and uploaded them to the World Pinhole Day website with other photos from across the world celebrating photography's only holiday. I'll include an url of our images at the end, so you can see what we accomplished. All in All, I had a great day. I've already made about a dozen pinhole cameras in my life(20 years ago), so I didn't require as much help, but I did make a second camera with 5 holes and Chad helped me figure out exposures and a shutter system that was so easy even a caveman could have done it. He will be scheduling more alternative photographic workshops and I will be signing up for them. Plus, you can rent darkroom time. Did I mention he was primarily a Daguerreotype artist? I seriously can't think of any reason to take stars away, so 5 it is. http://www.pinholeday.org/gallery/2013/index.php?formType=list&groupname=PrimalPhotographic:Pittsburgh

Michael rocked All Stars last night! From the 80's to Today's Hits, he had us all up on our feet!…read moreHe's sure to play your requested songs. From birthday parties to weddings, Mike is your guy!

Seriously talented personal chef. You can eat at his South Side location or have catering in your…read morehome. Garnett Livingston is in control of every aspect of the meal. Yet he is creative and playful. The flavors all work together to make each dish work, and the whole meal is woven together in one amazing tapestry. He is a master of presentation and also delicious cuisine.

A few weeks ago our group of six enjoyed a unique and very special evening with Chef Garnett…read moreLivingston. The contemporary townhouse had a lovely table set adjacent to the chef's kitchen. A lounge is upstairs and a rooftop with great views. Our menu was a surprise ( dietary restrictions taken into consideration), with wine suggestions for the BYOB component. Chef Garnett created a delicious, personal, 5 course meal. We enjoyed chatting with him ALMOST as much as tasting his creations! Every morsel was divine, there was moaning! Can't recommend LaMaison enough! Thank you Chef Garnett!!!