Lectures, Workshops & More

Adult programs

Lectures, films, workshops, and gallery talks for adults provide insight into our permanent collections and special exhibitions.
  • Lectures by visiting scholars, local experts and curatorial staff offer insight into the exhibitions and permanent collections of our museums.
  • Films are selected to complement special exhibitions and are guaranteed to send you back into the galleries afterwards to see things a bit differently.

  • Historical, social and cultural topics related to the Gilded Age are explored in programs that take place in our intimate auditorium or through more casual events in the galleries or Education Center.

  • Free programs such as Art at Noon and Film at Noon create interesting ways to enhance an exhibition while our studio workshops provide a creative outlet for artist and beginner alike.

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Upcoming

Gallery Talks: Friday Features
Every Friday during the run of an exhibition, these short gallery talks, held at The Frick Art Museum and led by Frick education and curatorial staff, offer insight into a variety of topics and themes.

This Friday, May 18 from 2:00 to 2:15 p.m.
The British Tradition in Book Illustration

   Friday Features

Clayton By Night

Childhood at Clayton

Thursday, May 17

6:30–8:30 p.m.

Clayton

Enjoy Clayton after hours and view the home through the eyes of the children who grew up there. As evening falls, learn about the daily lives of Helen and Childs Frick as they grew up during the Gilded Age in Pittsburgh. Learn about their pastimes, education and upbringing in the spaces they inhabited during their early lives. Meet at the Visitor Center—originally the children’s spectacularly scaled playhouse—for wine and cheese and conversation before the tour.

$10 members; $18 non-members and guests.
Advance registration and pre-payment required.