One Secret to Success as a Working Mom: Remember Kids Will Be Kids

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At Atria's I have SO many incomplete blog posts that it's laughable. They're incomplete because I'll start writing them and then life happens. They're incomplete because in between my inspiration for the post and editing it, I realized that I had a sponsored post to complete. They're incomplete because some national event took precedence. They're incomplete because I realized that we needed milk, eggs, or some other essential and I just forgot about it. There are so many explanations about why they're incomplete that I could devote an entire series of posts to that. Instead, I'd like to share a post from several years ago about how my kids messed up my grandmother's birthday dinner...
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Working Mom Tip: Free Cultural Event in Pittsburgh at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History

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      If you’re looking for an inexpensive date night or a fun girls’ night out, visit Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History one Thursday in March for free!

Free Admission in March at Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History


Thursday evenings after 4 p.m.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania… Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History invite all visitors to enjoy free admission to Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History from 4 to 8 p.m. every Thursday in March. Normal parking fees apply. Parking is $5 per car after 5 p.m. Free Thursday nights in March are made possible by a generous gift from the Jack Buncher Foundation.

Admission to Carnegie Museum of Art’s Culture Club program on March 21 will be free. Cash bar will be available.

Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie Museum of Natural History

Located at 4400 Forbes Avenue in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie Museum of Natural History were founded by industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1895. Two of the four Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, are nationally and internationally recognized for their collections. For more information, call 412.622.3131 or visit www.carnegiemuseums.org.

 

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