The 66th annual Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival, a production of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, returns to the Cultural District, June 5-8, offering 4 days of free art and music. Artists from around the region and nation join the previously announced lineup of featured music concerts. Performances on multiple stages, gallery exhibitions, public art, creative activities for all ages, the popular Artist Market, and more are posted at TrustArts.org/TRAF, sortable by day and genre.
The four-day celebration of the arts runs 12-9 pm daily. Some attractions are open on an ongoing basis while others have specific hours of operation.
- Headliners | 7:30-9 pm daily
- All Other Performances | 12-7:30 pm daily
- Artist Market | 12-8 pm daily
- Giant Eagle Creativity Zone | 12-6 pm daily
Where: 15th Street Plaza | Strip District
Downtown Pittsburgh has been home to the Festival since 1960. Due to construction of the festival's future home at the 8th Street Block Civic Space, this year's Festival will take place in the riverfront lots at the 15th Street Plaza along Waterfront Place in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Thanks to The Buncher Company, who owns the property, and lot operator, Alco, the Festival will take place near its namesake three rivers, not far from its future long-term home in the Cultural District.
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Parking & Transportation
Parking
There are many lots within walking distance of the festival. Use the map below for directions to recommended places to park.
Public Transportation
Pittsburgh Regional Transit provides public transportation throughout Pittsburgh and Allegheny County by bus, light rail (the T), incline, and paratransit for thousands of daily riders. Wood Street Station and Gateway Station service the downtown area and rides are free from either location to the North Shore. Bus stops are also located throughout downtown.
Find a transportation option that’s convenient for you at RidePRT.org.
Walking
Walking is an easy and healthy way to enjoy our beautiful city and, if you live close enough, it is a great way to get to the Festival. A moderate walking pace can move you a mile in under 20 minutes.
