The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) works to build and strengthen the sense of community and civic pride in the Greenfield neighborhood within the City of Pittsburgh’s Council District 5. Through community-driven programs and volunteer leadership, we strive to create a welcoming Greenfield. The GCA advocates for the best interest of the community, mobilizes civic participation and builds partnerships that turn community priorities into action, ensuring Greenfield’s long-term vitality, equity and quality of life.
Together, we’re keeping Greenfield vibrant, welcoming and connected.
👉 Explore our site to learn about upcoming events, neighborhood projects, and ways to participate.
The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) was recently notified that a permit for a “Greenfield Christmas Parade” on December 4, 2026, has been filed by the Greenfield Community Club (GCC) and the Greenfield Baseball Association (GBA). This filing occurred without prior discussion or collaboration with the GCA board.
The GCA has organized Greenfield's holiday parade for more than a decade, continuing a tradition that began in 1993 under the late Mayor Bob O'Connor to support our local business district.
Our goal is never to compete with fellow community groups, but to support a shared spirit of cooperation across our neighborhood. Given GCC and GBA’s decision to independently file the permit and take the lead on this year’s parade, the GCA will step back and allow these organizations to move forward with their plans.
The GCA is proud to represent the diverse community of Greenfield. We are concerned that this event, historically a holiday parade designed to include people of all faiths and backgrounds, has been specifically registered as a Christmas parade. We ask the GCC and GBA to restore the traditional name — the Greenfield Holiday Parade — and ensure that this event remains a true celebration of all of our neighbors.
We hope the parade will continue to bring joy to the community, strengthening the connections that make our neighborhood so special and setting a welcoming tone for the holiday season.
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Yard Sale Time: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The party continues until 7pm by Alternate Histories and Monday’s Brewing with food trucks, kids activities, an artists market and more. Rain or shine
Over 50 yards and a central shopping area with over a dozen sellers at Greenfield Elementary School, joined by Greenfield Elementary PTO
- Monday’s Brewing Company – Opens at 11 am – Beer, cider, and non-alcoholic drinks in a casual atmosphere (563 Greenfield Ave)
- Smashed N’ Fried – located inside Monday’s Brewing, Smash burgers, wings, queso fries, seafood delights
5 Star Gyro Guys
Vital Sips
PGH Crepes
Rambler Cafe
Bounce house
Face painter
Let's Face It (Caricature)
Maps By Kyle
AXIOs Blocks
Register your home or sell at our central area.
https://greenfieldyardsale.com/day-of-sale-information/
If you registered for our central area, we will have you set up at the Greenfield School parking lot. Spot sizes are expected to be about 10×10. No tables or electric are provided. You will be able to pull up your vehicle to unload. If space permits, we will allow additional room.
Selling at your house? Get a yard sale sign (limited supplies available) Make colorful little signs so people know they are in the right spot. Encourage your neighbors to join as the more yards in one area the more people will visit.
Email us: contact@GreenfieldYardSale.com
Text us or leave a message: 412-808-0012