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Remake Learning at The Frick

Event information

May 11, 2024
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Location
The Frick Pittsburgh
Cost:
Tour-at-your-own-pace in Clayton: $5 per non-member; $0 per member

Admission to The Frick Art Museum: regular pricing

All other Remake Learning Day activities: free
Description:

Join us for a day filled with collaborative artmaking, historical exploration, and opportunities to investigate the natural world during Remake Learning Day at The Frick!

 

Visitors will enjoy lawn games, a site-wide scavenger hunt, artmaking opportunities, and a tour-at-your-own-pace with hands-on activities on the first floor of Clayton, the Frick family's Gilded Age mansion.

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Remake Learning at The Frick
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