PHOTO COURTESY THE FRICK PITTSBURGH

Summer Fridays aren’t just for the office — they’re also at The Frick.

The museum’s outdoor concert series is back for its 11th season, which kicks off June 27 with “Make Music Pittsburgh” — a program that supports music-making Pittsburghers. The event will feature The Barrels of Beethoven Ensemble. The group works to preserve the steelpan — a handmade instrument made from a steel barrel — and honor the legacy of Pittsburgh steelpan builder, tuner and player Phil Solomon.

Each Friday, the Farina Foundation will collect instruments for a donation drive. The Frick will collect nonperishable food for the Singing Winds Food Pantry.

June 27

Make Music Pittsburgh

Celebrate the legacy of musician Phil Solomon.

July 25

Smooth Sounds & Dynamic Grooves

Hear covers and originals from The Stemtecs Band, which plays jazz, pop and R&B.

Aug. 8

Klezmer on the Lawn

Henry Shapiro’s Klezmerati brings a new take to Klezmer. The performance is rooted in history — Klezmer originated in Eastern Europe — but adds a new energy.

Aug. 29

80’s Music and Beyond

The Pittsburgh-based Adorabulls play your favorite dance tunes with a twist. The group incorporates instruments like the accordion, ukulele and acoustic bass.