Think of it – what are you most likely to do on a Friday evening, especially when the Summer season rolls in. Yes, there are countless outdoor festivals, concerts and parades to last a lifetime, and lets not forget about the nightlife scene here in Pittsburgh. From South Side to East Liberty, you would be pressed to not find a place to spend a loud, fun evening.
But what if you wanted to do something that was, say – a little less loud, and perhaps an evening filled with intellect and discussion (not saying that we haven’t had enlightening conversations at Mario’s with a random stranger).
For the duration of the summer season, The Frick Pittsburgh, for the fourth season in a row, is offering Summer Fridays. Running until August 23rd, guests will have access to the museum in an almost after-hours sense of the word, being able to partake in outdoor concerts and events.
Each Friday throughout the summer from 5:00pm through 9:00pm, guests will have access to the museums’ North Lawn, allowing for a picnic-type setting.
A wide range of performers are still on schedule to perform at The Frick, from R&B’s The Soul Merchants, live jazz performances from the Afro-American Music Institute (AAMI), as well as an outdoor art-class, with live-music from Hell’s Oasis.
And do feel free to leave your food and beverages at home – each Friday, the museum will be host to a rotating slew of local food truck companies, offering a great assortment of food to make everyone in your family happy.
In need of something different to occupy your time on a Friday evening? Look no further than Summer Fridays at The Frick.
For more information regarding events and concerts, please visit The Frick’s website.
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
