🌈✨🌸 Not enough words for how AMAZING & MAGICAL Randyland is 🌸🌈✨Created by a man who just wanted to bring peace, joy & light to the neighborhood. Randyland is a work of art, pure joy & a breath of fresh air to a world that can seem hard at times. Pulling down the road, the colorful beacon shines. It’s open to the public so you can get out, take photos, explore the property! So much thought went into this house/property which is covered every inch in fun colors, paint, works of art- you name it! We spent over a hour here just walking around feeling like children again. So much to look at! It’s such a good vibe here. I feel like there are so many good vibes that it shines thru the tough struggles our world & society faces. I wish I was local otherwise I would come to Randyland anytime I need a breath of fresh air & just feel real, raw, JOY that this place oozes. Randy also has a small gift shop in the back that you can purchase hand made goodies & support his art! It’s a honor system so PLEASE be honest & Venmo him for your purchase! We need more Randylands in our world. But this is a gift to Pittsburgh, its people & travelers to witness.

In a city with a lot of grey-- grey stone buildings, grey rivers, grey sky, Randyland stands out in vibrant colors! It is a delight to wonder around the house and courtyard and look at all the found object vignettes that Randy has painted and created. We took so many pictures!! Randy himself was not there when we visited, but we just wandered on our own. There were probably a dozen other people during the time we were there (a weekday early afternoon.) We left feeling uplifted and happy. Couple of tips: we had no trouble parking on the street, but I could see it could get difficult on a weekend. Also, Randy has thoughtfully provided a porta-john for visitors. Finally, there are locked donation bins and I hope every visitor donates for the privilege of the experience.

I thought Randyland was a fun place to spend a little time walking around. All the colors are amazing and the various items used around the property are great. Take a few minutes to check it out.

Wow! We got to Pittsburgh on a Tuesday, Warhol’s birthday, and the Warhol museum was closed. 😐 So….we tooled over to Randyland, and it really lifted our spirits! It’s hard to put into words the concept of this place. Misfit art, profound philosophy, weird things, kid things, misplaced things, art not yet ready for display, and concepts I want to recreate. Come here!!! The PRICE IS RIGHT, and you can get a t-shirt or a sticker too!!

I don’t know where to start. If you are a fan of whimsical & nostalgic art, this is the place for you! All of the exhibits are outside of the bright yellow building & entrance is free. Donations are welcome for painting supplies. There is a small amount of merchandise available for purchase. There was a local jazz station piped through the speakers & so much colorful art to enjoy. Don’t miss out on this magical, whimsical, colorful exhibit full of love!