Summer Fridays at Frick - Stemtecs Band

The band starts at 6:30 but it is best to get there early around 6:00pm. These are well attended events. Will have a balloon and sit if looking up from stage area on your left side. Bring a chair and/or blanket to sit on. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Formed in 2013 by Calvin Stemley, The Stemtecs Band brings a vibrant mix of smooth and jazzy melodies, blending both covers and originals. With a focus on musical integrity and dynamic nuance, the band captivates audiences with their engaging performances that span a variety of styles and genres. From Jazz to Pop, R&B, and Smooth Jazz, The Stemtecs Band delivers an exciting and entertaining experience that showcases their unique sound and deep musical connection. The evening will feature:
Calvin Stemley – saxophone
Gary Davis – bass
Brian Edwards – drums
Keith Flowers – keyboards

General Information:
Join us for activities starting at 5 PM. Music performance starts at 6:30 PM.

2025 Summer Fridays at the Frick are June 27, July 25, August 8, and August 29. Join us for live music, food trucks, artmaking, and family fun on the beautiful Frick lawns! See the full season schedule below.

The Museum Store will remain open until 6:00 PM and the Grable Visitor Center will be open for restroom access until 8:00 PM. The Frick Art Museum and the Car and Carriage Museum will not be open during Summer Fridays.

For the safety of our visitors and historic structures, we ask that you please:

• Leave pets at home and don't interact with animals on the grounds
• Walk wheeled devices (bikes, scooters, skateboards, etc.)
• Refrain from using balls, frisbees, hockey sticks or engaging in rough play
• Keep a watchful eye on your children
• Don't climb on trees or landscaping
• Clean up after yourself and your group
• Refrain from smoking or vaping
• Don't use open flames of any kind
• Leave drones or other arial devices at home

Please park bicycles at the racks near the Penn Avenue and Reynolds Street entrances and do not ride them onto the garden paths or grass.