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New Year, New Reasons to Visit!

Mattress Factory Programming + Events


It's been an explosive start to the year at Mattress Factory. 

The museum's 2026 Artistic Program is live, Tuesday, Jan. 13 marked 100 days from NFL Draft weekend in Pittsburgh, and the events calendar is steadily growing! 

We invite you to dive into the details at the links above. If you only have a few seconds, check out the highlights below!

📸 Nicole Lockerman

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Lolo Y Lauti

On View March 7, 2026

 

Kicking off the 2026 artistic program, Lolo y Lauti is a duo of contemporary Argentine artists who have been working together since 2011.

Their work includes video, performance, sculpture, installations and photography presented in formats ranging from exhibition to opera, through social networks and virtual reality.

They claim humor as an autonomous experience and a tool to address topics such as sexuality, drugs, death and fine arts. 

New this year, Mattress Factory members are invited to an exclusive member-only exhibition opening preview on Friday, March 6.

📸 Tom Little

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    Bike Pittsburgh Business Awards Night 2025

     

    Thank you to Christine Yockel, Bike Pittsburgh Business + Sponsorship Manager for sharing these kind words following the organization's annual awards night held at Mattress Factory:
     

    "Thank you, thank you, thank you, Mattress Factory staff. You were so very prepared for everything and I heard so many compliments from folks who were excited to be there. Setup was easy and straightforward, and this was the most fluid setup and teardown for this event I have ever had."

    You, too, can host your next event at the museum! Visit our website to get started. 

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