In partnership with 11th Hour Brewing Co., the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host a pop-up beer garden series in your parks this summer.
What better way to enjoy the parks in summertime than with a cold brew, live music, and community? Join us for our Parks on Tap Tour, brought to you by the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and Eleventh Hour Brewing. This pop-up beer garden series benefits your parks, with a portion of the proceeds supporting the Conservancy's mission of restoring Pittsburgh's parks to excellence.
Sip on cold brews and munch on unique bites from your favorite Pittsburgh food trucks while listening to local bands play in various park locations. Meet your park-loving neighbors or bring your friends for a lively new way to experience all your parks have to offer!
Our friends at Eleventh Hour Brewing will be serving up a custom beer made exclusively for the Parks on Tap Tour! Enjoy the limited-edition Summer in the Parks Lager—a refreshing, light lager with a burst of zesty lime that perfectly captures the essence of summer.
More information coming soon!
Event Dates
- Friday, 5/30/2025, 3:00-9:00 PM, Schenley Park Visitors Center (SPVC)
- Friday, 6/27/2025, 3:00-9:00 PM, SPVC
- Friday, 7/25/2025, 3:00-9:00 PM, SPVC
- Friday, 8/29/2025, 3:00-9:00 PM, SPVC
- Friday, 9/26/2025, 3:00-9:00 PM, SPVC
- October 2025, Allegheny Commons Park, details TBD
This event is free, but registration helps ensure we know how much beer to bring and comes with a handy event reminder!
In the Press
- Parks on Tap Tour collaboration brings craft beer to city parks (TribLive) Read here.
Parks on Tap Tour (City Paper) Read here.
Beat the summer heat in Pittsburgh’s 165 parks (The Pittsburgh 100) Read here.
Park Locations
Schenley Park Visitors Center
The Schenley Park Cafe and Visitor Center was the second major improvement project completed by the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy. The restoration of the century-old structure was completed in 2002. The goal of the project was not just to restore a historic structure, but to turn it into a useful and attractive park amenity that had a positive impact on its environment. Learn more.