UPMC Health Plan Let’s Move
FREE Family Fun Day

Saturday, September 7

11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

One hundred years ago when Childs and Helen Frick were young, people would have laughed at the idea of couch potatoes. Children’s days were filled with activity and outdoor play. Here’s your chance to get moving for an energetic day of participating in old-fashioned games and playful physical challenges.

Come ready for fun: we’ll provide the equipment for badminton, croquet, sack races, ring toss and hoop rolling. Skip through our custom hopscotch boards, and take a trip through our wacky obstacle course. Pick up copies of our Hop, Skip and Jump through Time activity guide and learn as you move across our 5.5 acres of beautiful, tree-shaded lawns. Rediscover the joys of simply having fun together outside!

In addition to the fun, family-friendly outdoor activities, you can view the exhibition
Clayton Days | Revisited: A Project by Vik Muniz and strike a Victorian pose while having your very own "vintage" photo taken in a special retro photo booth! Also tour Clayton, the historic home of the Henry Clay Frick family, at your own pace.

Special Event: An Evening with Vik Muniz

Tuesday, October 8

7:00 p.m.

The Frick Art Museum

Vik Muniz, Visual Artist

Join us for a special evening lecture by Vik Muniz, the Brazilian-born, New York-based photographer and artist behind Clayton Days: Picture Stories by Vik Muniz as well as the Oscar-nominated documentary, Wasteland. Calling himself a “low-tech illusionist,” Muniz discusses his work both here at the Frick and elsewhere and offers a window into his mischievous yet thoughtful creative process.

$15 members; $20 non-members and guests. Advance registration and pre-payment required.

Art at Noon: Creating ‘Clayton Days’:
Vik Muniz in Pittsburgh

Thursday, October 24

12:00 p.m.

The Frick Art Museum

Linda Benedict Jones, Curatorial Chair,
Exhibitions & Curator of Photography,
Carnegie Museum of Art

During the final week of Clayton Days Revisited: A Project by Vik Muniz, hear from one of the key voices instrumental in the original project, Clayton Days: Picture Stories by Vik Muniz. Curator of Education at the Frick during the project and now Curator of Photography at the Carnegie Museum of Art, Linda Benedict-Jones shares her personal experiences with the project as well as her professional insights on the artist and his work.

Free and open to the public.