Greenfield Community Association

Greenfield Girl Scout troop 16725 grew plants from seeds, painted rocks and with the help of the GCA identified a space to beautify as a part of the Bronze Project. 💚 We love to see this wonderful community spirit- thanks yinz!

New Greenfield Family Pride Night bus stop display! We love it 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈. Don’t forget to join us - June 23 from 5-8 at Magee. #pittsburghpride

We are excited for this years Annual Greenfield Yard Sale and Party. August 29, 2026 - The yard sale will start at 8 am. We will have events going on until 7pm. More scheduling details to come. Artists, sponsors, entertainment please get in touch [email protected] —— our friends at Alternate Histories will be back for their third year in a row with Coleman street next to them closed for events. #community #pittsburgh #pittsburghartist #pittsburghsmallbusiness #pittsburghevents

Greenfield Community Association Announces $100,000 Grant to Improve Quality of Life from PA Department of Community and Economic Development  Pittsburgh, PA — The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) has received a $100,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) through the Community and Economic Assistance Program. The grant will support efforts to enhance Greenfield’s public spaces, strengthen neighborhood connections and expand community programming.  “It’s a privilege and an honor to support the Greenfield Community Association and help deliver funding that will improve quality of life for residents and strengthen our communities,” said Senator Jay Costa. “I look forward to seeing shared spaces beautified and neighbors brought together as GCA puts these DCED dollars to noble use. I’m grateful to have such dedicated partners in the 43rd Senatorial District as we work together toward a bright future.” The Community and Economic Assistance Program is designed to support projects that foster community revitalization and economic development across Pennsylvania. GCA’s award reflects ongoing collaboration between residents, volunteers and local leaders to identify priorities that benefit the neighborhood as a whole. Funding will be used for beautification projects, infrastructure improvements and community events that promote engagement and improve quality of life for residents. “As a lifelong advocate of Greenfield, I'm proud to see this investment in our community,” said Christa Jones, President of the Greenfield Community Association. “This grant will expand our work to bring neighbors together through programs and spaces that everyone can enjoy." “From fundraising for community projects to hosting events, promoting local businesses and keeping our public spaces clean and beautiful, the GCA is at the heart of what makes Greenfield such a wonderful place to live," said Barb Warwick, District 5 City Councilmember. "We are deeply grateful to Senator Costa and everyone in Harrisburg for making this funding possible, and I know the GCA will put it to great use.”  @senatorcosta @pghdistrict5 @barb4pgh

Come experience the incredible Zambelli fireworks show during the 2025 Greenfield Holiday Parade this Friday, Dec 5 at 7:00pm. Launched right from Magee Field, it’s absolutely magical to watch them burst overhead up close — especially on a crisp December night. You won’t want to miss it! Time estimate - 7:15-7:20PM. @zambellifireworks

Thanks to everyone who came out this beautiful fall morning to clean out and plant bulbs at the community garden at Irvine and Greenfield Ave! Interested in helping the Public Space Committee make our neighborhood beautiful? Fill out our Interest Form on our website gcapgh.org and you will be added to the list!

Thanks to everyone who supported the Garbage Olympics today! We appreciate you! 💚💚#garbageolympicspgh

✨ We are overwhelmingly thankful to our neighborhood for making yesterday’s Greenfield Yard Sale such an amazing event! ✨ A huge shoutout to everyone who made the day so special: GCA Board Member - Will Reynolds Young for a wonderful job planning and organizing the event. All our neighbors who participated in the sale 💚 📖 Alternate Histories @alternatehistories 🎈 Bounce House thanks to The Church at Mon River @atmonriver 
🍬 Sweet treats from Treat Yourself Sweets 
🥞 Pittsburgh Crepe Truck @pghcrepes 
☕ Coffee & baked goods from Hazelwood Cafe @hazelwoodcafepgh 
🎨 Temporary tattoos from KSD Tattoo @ksd.412 
🐱 Oakland TNR with adoptable cats & cat toys @oakland.tnr.coalition 
🎨 Face painting (thanks to GCA!) @threeriversfacepainting 
📚 Books with Stories Like Me @stories.like.me 
🍺 Two Frays Brewery @twofraysbrewery 
🏘 AXIOS Block 
🎭 Artists Market — including kids from Greenfield Elementary @pghgreenfieldk8 🗺 Maps by Kylie @mapsbykylie Mon Water Project @monwaterproject 
And to our generous sponsors & supporters: 🥇 Gold Sponsor: Murray Avenue Apothecary 🥈 Silver Sponsor: Sav Solutions LLC @savsolutionsllc 💛 Family Sponsors: Matthew Mahoney, Kara Smith, and James Gardiner 🌟 Community support from Meghan Shirley @ 2020 Vision Care We’re so grateful to everyone who came out, participated, volunteered, and shopped — Greenfield really knows how to come together! 💚

Come down to @alternatehistories for their Spring 🌺popup! @silverperkpgh is here serving up delicious coffee! They’re here until 4.

The holidays are here 🎄❄️✨. Many thanks to our volunteers who helped make it happen. 💚💚

Another fun @pghgreenfieldk8 Turkey 🦃 Trot!

Greenfield is Pittsburgh’s least likely but most enthusiastic new gayborhood Check out this article in the Pittsburgh City Paper 🏳️‍🌈 @pghcitypaper /news/greenfield-is-pittsburghs-least-likely-but-most-enthusiastic-new-gayborhood-26739147 We love to hear that folks are recognizing how welcoming and wonderful Greenfield is — Greenfield Welcomes YOU! @stories.like.me @pghdistrict5