Open Streets Pittsburgh 2024 will take place on July 27 in Homewood and the East End.
Hosted by BikePGH, OpenStreetsPGH is a free community event that temporarily closes streets to car traffic and invites Pittsburghers to reimagine their streets as places for people, not just cars.
The event in Homewood and the East End will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on July 27.
For more information, visit OpenStreetPGH’s website, email openstreetspgh@bikepgh.org, or call 412-325-4334.
Join Bike Pittsburgh in Uptown, Southside, and Downtown on July 28 for an opportunity to walk, run, and bike down main roads and explore businesses, watch live performances, and participate in countless fun activities for the whole family.
Take a classic Pittsburgh experience – traveling from a bridge into a tunnel – and try it on foot or by bike! Explore Downtown, Uptown, and Southside including the Birmingham Bridge, the 10th St Bridge, and the Armstrong Tunnel! Hop off your bike or slow your stroll to stop at hubs around the route! Hubs feature free fitness classes with the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh, kids activities, and local vendors!
As you walk, run, or bike down the route you will find:
To learn more, visit the Bike Pittsburgh website.
For questions, contact Bike Pittsburgh at 412.325.4334 or openstreetspgh@bikepgh.org.
Join Bike Pittsburgh in Lawrenceville, the Strip District, and Downtown on June 30 for an opportunity to walk, run, and bike down main roads and explore hundreds of businesses, watch live performances, and participate in countless fun activities for the whole family.
Penn Avenue and Butler Street are yours for the day, so lace up your sneakers or pump up your bike tires! Come out to Explore hundreds of businesses from Market Square to the Strip District to Lawrenceville on our most popular route yet! Hop off your bike or slow your stroll to stop at hubs around the route! Hubs feature free fitness classes with the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh, kids activities, and local vendors!
As you walk, run, or bike down the route you will find:
To learn more, visit the Bike Pittsburgh website.
For questions, contact Bike Pittsburgh at 412.325.4334 or openstreetspgh@bikepgh.org.
Grab your walking shoes and come play on car-free streets of Homewood, Larimer, East Liberty, Shadyside, and North Point Breeze on Saturday, May 25th!
Explore the longest OpenStreetsPGH route ever with 4.4 mile loop traveling through the East End.
OpenStreetsPGH is a free, all-ages event that’s building healthier, more connected communities. OpenStreetsPGH invites the community to get outside and be active, providing an opportunity to reimagine our streets as places for people, not just cars.
Join us for fitness workshops, kids activities, shopping, brunch, community arts, and special promotions presented by over 100 local businesses and organizations.
There are three event hubs along the route: two hubs will feature free fitness classes by the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh and one hub will feature a brand new BikePGH Kids Bicycling Education classes.
Visit OpenStreetsPGH.org for more info!
The event is organized by Bike Pittsburgh and is made possible through major support from UPMC Health Plan. Additional support is provided by, Peoples, The Benter Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, Wahilia Creative, AARP, Port Authority, Uber, and PNC.
