RAD Day at the Frick means site-wide fun! Explore the grounds to enjoy a History Mystery Table, individual and collaborative artmaking, and lawn games. The Frick Art Museum and the Car & Carriage Museum will be open for free, as will the first floor of Clayton which you can tour at your own pace.
The Frick Pittsburgh is supported in part by the taxpayers of Allegheny County through a public grant from the Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD). RAD works here.
Free and open to all.
In cases of rain, please check our website and social media pages for outdoor activity updates.
Car and Carriage Museum
Enjoy free admission to Pittsburgh and the Great Migration: Black Mobility and the Automobile.
Clayton
Go at your own pace through the first floor of Clayton!
Frick Art Museum
Explore The Red Dress, a collaborative embroidery project by British artist Kirstie Macleod. Also, explore the Frick Art Museum's permanent collections during your visit!
Education Center Courtyard
Create a 3-dimensional work of art and contribute to our temporary community mural!
Orchard
Join in some entertaining outdoor family fun with ring toss, wild hopscotch, and creative upcycled carnival games.
Next to the Greenhouse
Try our history mystery game! On the way to Clayton, stop by the table to use clues, a matching game, and the power of deduction to figure out the purpose of tools from the Gilded Age and who would have used them.
Grable Visitor Center
Drop by the Grable Visitor Center to contribute to Pittsburgh's Calico Dress. All embroidery skill levels are welcome!
Frick Art Museum
The Red Dress collaborative embroidery project links red fabric with bright colors of thread as a platform to give voice to the stories and testimonies of women around the world, many who are vulnerable and live in poverty. During the Frick's free Regional Asset Day, performers from the Hill Dance Academy Theatre will show the silent power and aesthetics of fabric and movement as they dance throughout the museum and around the Red Dress.