This year’s event will feature a curated display of concours-quality automobiles on the front lawn of the Phipps Conservatory. Guests can expect a stunning selection of vehicles. With Jaguar as the Marque of the Year for the and the International Jaguar Festival taking place during PVGP Race Week, along with our Pontiac Spotlight, we are seeking historically significant Jaguars and Pontiacs to display at the Garden Party. If you own a historically significant Jaguar or Pontiac, please send a photo and a brief description to Bob Speer for consideration by our committee for the special display in front of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. A second dedicated parking area will also be available for the other Jaguars and Pontiacs, which can be displayed together during the event.
Set within one of the nation’s oldest and grandest Victorian greenhouses, the evening will include hors d’oeuvres, flavorful food stations, and a full selection of wine, beer, and cocktails, served under elegant tents and throughout the gardens. It promises to be an unforgettable summer evening.
The party begins at 6:00 PM on the front lawn and in the Phipps Outdoor Garden with food, drinks, and live music. Guests are also invited to enjoy the natural beauty of the Conservatory throughout the evening.
This elegant evening marks the start of Schenley Park Race Weekend, offering guests an exclusive opportunity to enjoy a curated collection of classic automobiles against the stunning backdrop of one of the nation’s oldest and largest Victorian greenhouses.
UBS Walnut Wealth Management returns as the Presenting Partner of this special event. Their continued support underscores a shared commitment to excellence and community engagement.
As with every PVGP event, exceptional cars will take center stage. In addition to the featured display, Schenley Drive will offer reserved parking for select fine automobiles driven by our guests. Those not arriving in show cars are kindly asked to park on Flagstaff Hill. There is no charge for parking.
About Phipps Conservatory
A beloved Pittsburgh landmark, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens was established in 1892 by philanthropist Henry W. Phipps as a gift to the city. The historic glasshouse serves as a dramatic backdrop to the Garden Party and the starting line for this year’s Panther Motul Hollow Hill Climb.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens was built by philanthropist Henry W. Phipps in 1892 as a gift for the people of Pittsburgh. It towers over the starting line for our hillclimb.
Tickets On Sale Now
The party begins at 6:00 PM in the Phipps Outdoor Garden, with food, drinks, and live music beginning at 6:30 PM inside the Conservatory.
- Single Tickets: $325 until July 1, $350 after July 1
- A Dozen Tickets: $3,250 forvc12 tickets ($271 each)
