Neighborhood Night: Braddock
May 15, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
$15 Adult
$15 Senior (65+)
$10 Youth (3-17)
$10 College Student (w/ ID)
Members of The Frick Societies receive complimentary admission
Braddock comes to the Frick in this inaugural event celebrating the many neighborhoods of Pittsburgh! An assortment of Braddock based businesses will set up pop up locations around the Frick’s site to welcome and engage visitors in all that Braddock has to offer, including local artists, restaurants, and more! The evening includes exclusive after-hours access to Lewis Hine Pictures America before the exhibition closes.
Participating Businesses
Aunt Cheryl's Cafe
Aunt Cheryl has spent her life bringing people together through food. Best known for her famous sweet potato pies and soulful, home-cooked dishes, she carries on a family tradition rooted in generations of cooking and care. Every recipe is made with love, creating the warm, welcoming experience that makes Aunt Cheryl’s Café feel like home.
Braddock's Battlefield History Center
The mission of Braddock's Battlefield History Center (BBHC) is to illuminate how the epic 1755 Battle of the Monongahela spurred changes in the world, shaped the American Revolution, and defined western Pennsylvania.
For Good PGH
For Good PGH develops and implements initiatives that promote diversity and inclusivity, and create positive experiences for underserved populations in the greater Pittsburgh region and beyond.
For Good believes that we all have the desire to do good for each other, and works to facilitate these connections. For Good seeks to support interactions that demonstrate that giving is much easier than we may realize, and that the impact is profound.
The Hollander Project
The Hollander Project — For Good’s flagship initiative — is a co-working space and business incubator for women entrepreneurs from Braddock and surrounding Mon Valley communities. Several participating businesses will be in attendance.
Ink Division Printing
Ink Division Printing custom prints t-shirts, hoodies, towels, tanks, banners, stickers, business cards, & pretty much everything.
Knot Just Weeds
Knot Just Weeds redeems invasive plants through paper making, repurposing and art. Albert Pantone, a fiber artist, uses the most infuriating and invasive plant in the Northeast, Japanese knotweed. He shows his students how to identify the plant, harvest, cook down, and beat the fibers to a pulp. Finally, students make paper from the processed knotweed pulp. Albert’s classes are for all ages.
LegitFit LLC
LegitFit LLC owner Lish Danielle is more than a trainer — she’s an innovator, self-care advocate, role model. With a no-BS approach and a talent for making fitness fit every body, Lish blends injury prevention, positive habits, and unapologetic self-care into every session.
