Regular Yearly Events
These are some of the common yearly events that occur in the neighborhood, mostly hosted by HPCC:
January
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, Online)
February
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, Online)
March
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, Online)
April
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, Online)
May
- Marathon Party
- Bryant Street Parklet Spring Cleanup
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, In-Person)
June
- Yard Sale & Bryant St. Festival
- Monthly Community Meeting (usually 3rd Thursday, In-Person)
July
- July 4th Kids Parade at Highland Park Fountain
- No Monthly Community Meeting
August
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, In-Person)
September
- Highland Park Hullabaloo – Community party in the park (This is the monthly Meeting)
October
- Bryant Street Parklet Falle Cleanup
- Pumpkin Patch
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, In-Person)
November
- Thanksgiving Food Drive
- Monthly Community Meeting (3rd Thursday, In-Person)
- Turkey Trot at Reservoir
December
- Highland Park Light-Up Night
- No Monthly Community Meeting
Other Past Events
- Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza
- Summer Porch Concerts
- Highland Park Garden Tour (hosted by Highland Park Garden Club)
- Highland Park House Tour
- Wine-Tasting Event
Annual HPCC Pumpkin Patch
On Oct 15th, the neighborhood welcomed sunny fall weather and the HPCC’s annual Pumpkin Patch! Folks of all ages came to enjoy the decorations, choose pumpkins, and paint pumpkins, thanks to the Highland Park Garden Club! We gave away approximately 125 pumpkins to visitors as they stopped by. We saw long-time, new, and former residents. Thanks for coming out for such a great event!

Donations raised support the HPCC’s activities. Special thanks to the volunteers who came down to help ensure the event was a success!







Bryant Street Parklet Cleanup: May 14, 2022 | 10am – 1pm
The parklet needs your TLC! Bring your gloves and some tools and help with the pruning, planting, cleaning, and weeding needed to keep our parklet the gem that it is. Lunch will be provided and you can sit back and enjoy your hard work.
Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza: June 3-5, 2022
Time to put your artist hats on – it’s Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza! Decorate your sidewalks and driveways this weekend so folks can enjoy them during the Yard Sale on Sunday morning. Sidewalk chalk will be available for free starting mid-afternoon on Friday June 3 while supplies last at the following locations:
- Bryant Street Parklet (Bryant & N. Euclid)
- Farmhouse Playground
- Highland Park main entrance
- Stanton Ave. Tennis Courts (6701 Stanton Ave)
Here are picture of some of previous year’s chalk art creations:








Summer Porch Concerts, 2020 and 2021: The HPCC conceived of this music series last year when we were all in dire need of safe ways to connect during the COVID-19 pandemic – – and it’s back by popular demand! Generous and talented neighborhood musicians perform from their porches for your enjoyment each Sunday night.
Here are some of our talented 2020 musicians:






Highland Park Garden Tour 2021
Get your bloom on! This new event was sponsored by the HPCC and is being organized by the Highland Park Garden Club. Neighbors enjoyed a self-guided tour of 10 “secret gardens” throughout the Highland Park neighborhood.
Yard Sale & Bryant St. Festival: Second Sunday in June, 9am – 3pm
The Yard Sale and Bryant St. Festival are on, RAIN OR SHINE!
Marathon Party
Live music provided by neighborhood favorite’s Fusion Illusion all morning in front of Tazza D’oro coffee shop.
Cheering Section Headquarters – Bryant Street Market Parking Lot
· Sign making supplies and noisemakers will be provided, courtesy of Pittsburgh Three Rivers Marathon
· Face painter! free face painting will be offered from 9:00am – Noon
· Free donuts, juice, water and fresh brewed coffee to help kick-start your morning and motivate you to cheer on the racers (while supplies last).
Partnering Businesses Include: Bryant Street Market and Tazza D’oro.
Sponsored by Dick’s Marathon and the HPCC.
Also, please be aware that in the morning, the marathon route will be closed to traffic. If you need to get somewhere Sunday morning, plan where you’ll park the night before accordingly. See map here and below.

