Community development in Pittsburgh's Highland Park neighborhood

Bryant Street Update

On July 16, 2020, the Highland Park Community Council and the Highland Park Community Development Corporation held a virtual meeting to discuss updates for Bryant Street.

HPCDC President David Hance reviewed the history of the HPCDC and the efforts to improve the Bryant Street business district. Dave's slides are attached.

A particular focus of the meeting was the proposed relocation of Magisterial District 05-2-31 offices from Morningside to Bryant Street. The Honorable Mikhail Pappas also participated in the call.

Ground-Breaking and Bite of Bryant Street

Please join us for Bite of Bryant Street!

Enjoy the next phase of transformation on Bryant Street in Highland Park on Thursday, October 25th. At 3:00 there will be a groundbreaking of a brand new, mixed-use building, followed by "Bite of Bryant Street" beginning at 3:30. Bite of Bryant Street will feature food and drink specials as well as free menu samplings from participating restaurants so you can see all that Bryant Street has to offer.

No RSVP required, just come out to Bryant Street on Thursday, October 25th and be a part of the future of Highland Park!

Ground-Breaking on Bryant Street

New mixed-use building at 5803-5811 Bryant Street. Ground-breaking on October 25th!

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David Hance from the HPCDC will be speaking to the Highland Park Community Council at their monthly meeting on Thursday, October 18 about the latest plans for Bryant Street including the phase 2 ground-breaking ceremony scheduled for October 25th.

After the ground-breaking ceremony, the "Bite of Bryant" street event will take place until 6pm with free samples of food from the menus of the many fine restaurants on Bryant Street.

Fund-Raising

Dear Friend and Neighbor,

Park Bruges Restaurant Opening

Highland Park's newest restaurant, Park Bruges, will be officially open for business on Tuesday, February 1, 2011. They're located at 5801 Bryant Street at the corner with N. St. Clair Street.

The new restaurant's hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00am to 10:00pm, Sunday from 11:00am to 9:00pm with brunch served until 3:00pm, and closed on Monday. No reservations needed!

Call 412-661-3334 for more information.

Bryant Street

Dear Highland Park neighbors,

Photos

There is now a link at the top of the page to the HPCDC flickr photos group. Also, new photos will appear on the right side of the front page here.

Park Bruges restaurant announced

Today restaurateurs Jesse & Amy Seager of Point Brugge Café announced the name of their new restaurant, "Park Bruges Café", to open by the end of the year at 5801 Bryant Street. State Senator Jim Ferlo, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, architects Andrew Moss and Chad Chalmers, local businesspersons Amy Enrico and Lee Gross, and representatives from Highland Park Community Development (HPCDC) and East Liberty Development, Incorporated (ELDI) participated in the ceremony as well.

Celebrate construction of a new restaurant at 5801 Bryant Street

Jesse & Amy Seager of Point Brugge Café will be special guests (along with Senator Jim Ferlo and Mayor Luke Ravenstahl) at a ceremonial start to construction of a new restaurant at 5801 Bryant Street in the Bryant Street business district on Friday, May 15, 2009, at 2:30 PM. Light refreshments will be served.

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