Join Literacy Pittsburgh for One Big Table: An International Tasting

Literacy Pittsburgh’s signature fundraising event, One Big Table: An International Tasting, is at a new location this year. Gather at Nova Place on April 3 with representatives from the organization, friends, neighbors, restaurant partners, world class artisans, and more, to enjoy a rich smorgasbord of international cuisine, captivating entertainment, and diverse art forms. Head to their website today for tickets.

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Join Literacy Pittsburgh for One Big Table: An International Tasting

A celebration of global diversity, this Pittsburgh food festival highlights the international flavors and talents of over 20 local restaurants. Try spicy Thai curries, flavorful Mexican empanadas, delicate French pastries, flaky Indian samosas, and even La Palapa’s flautas pictured above. Not to mention, every bite you take helps long-time Pittsburghers and newcomers alike address vital gaps in their education.

Besides the delicious eats, you can also explore the global marketplace. Here you’ll shop through products, souvenirs, and also international handicrafts brought from all around the world. Plus, if you would rather just relax, you can watch various live entertainers representing different cultures through dance, instrumental music, and much more.

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Story by Jordan Snowden and Kylie Thomas
Food by La Palapa
Photography by Dave Bryce

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