Kitty K.
5/3/2022
Wow! We stumbled upon this gem on accident. It creeps up on ya & if you're not paying attention you will pass right by! This is a marvelous spot to catch a sunset over the strip district in...
Frank Curto Park
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[1200 - 3916] Bigelow Blvd
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Frank Curto Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a sculpture-filled city park located between Downtown and Polish Hill, featuring a collection of works by contemporary urban artists. Named after Frank S. Curto, a prominent horticulturist who worked with the city's Parks and Recreation department for over two decades, the park also houses a flock of wild turkeys that roam the surrounding hillside.
The park has become a central venue for the ArtGardens of Pittsburgh initiative, showcasing community-based art gardens populated with works by local artists. Notable installations include a large yellow metal abstract sculpture by John Henry, a circular garden created by Philadelphia environmental artist Lily Yeh, and living sculptures by Vermont sculptor Dan Ladd, all contributing to the park's unique blend of art, nature, and community engagement.
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Troy B.
4/22/2025
Happy Earth Day ... This may not be the prettiest or nicest park, but I stopped here today just to see what was here. The main attraction is the "French Fry" sculpture. There is also a large...
Phil G.
7/21/2018
I've driven past this park a lot over the years and this is the first time I've stopped. It's pretty over grown and in disrepair although there are some new trees planted recently. Other than the...
Burt G.
10/11/2021
Can this be considered a park? It is more like a place you can pull off on the side of the road that has some green grass, an old ugly sculpture in need of repair and a group of wild turkeys....
Darren W.
9/15/2010
You can read more about it here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Curto_Park I'm surprised no one reviewed this before being that you can get a nice view of the city from here. I've been...
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