A great place to get away from it all, the Allegheny National Forest encompasses over a half million acres in northwestern PA.

Some of the best mountain bike trails in Pittsburgh. Clay tennis courts. The only public lawn bowling green in Pennsylvania. Take that and add 151 acres of wooded nature reserve, popular childrens playgrounds, and the Pittsburgh home of industrialist Henry Clay Frick, and you have Frick Park. The largest of the city of Pittsburgh parks, Frick Park borders the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Point Breeze, Regent Square, and Squirrel Hill, and represents a great way to while away a weekend afternoon.

With Mothers Day, graduations, confirmations, first communions, and other events on everys mind this time of year, Sunday brunch is a popular event. From buffet style to sit-down, and from less than $10 to well over $30, here are some of our favorite Sunday brunch options around Pittsburgh.

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The Allegheny County Summer Concert Series returns for 2012 with plenty of music at both South Park and Hartwood Acres. Highlights of the 2012 free summer concert series include multiple Grammy Award winner Lucinda Williams, Grammy-nominated funk jazz tour de force Trombone Shorty, and multi-platinum artist Joan Osborne, as well as several Big Band Bashes, and a bluegrass concert at Harrison Hills Park.