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Sheetz is hosting a surprise concert in the Pittsburgh area on August 23, featuring emerging local artists in a secret location, with tickets available through a drawing on Sofar's website, marking Sofar's debut in Pittsburgh and continuing Sheetz's series of unique live music experiences.
The Albuquerque International Sunport has unveiled a new TSA checkpoint as part of its $87 million Dream of Flight terminal renovation. The new checkpoint is 50% bigger and features state-of-the-art technology, making it easier for passengers during busy travel seasons. The airport has also invested in local artists, with five chosen to display their artwork in open spaces throughout the terminal.
Local artists in Rochester, New York showcased their unique creations at the second annual "Makers Mash-Up" pop-up fair, featuring hand-poured candles, glassware, and handmade bags at the More Fire Glass Studio Gallery. The event will run until next Saturday.
The 40th Musikfest is set to begin with major music acts like The Goo-Goo Dolls and Train, along with a strong presence of local musicians. The festival will feature cooling stations and new food vendors, including Why Not Burgerz. First-time attendees are excited about the event, while long-time favorite Cast in Bronze may be performing for the last time.
The Three Rivers Festival in Fort Wayne, Indiana has announced its concert and event lineup for 2023, featuring local music artists. The festival will include a Michael Jackson tribute band, gospel music, a waiter and waitress contest, a drag show, trivia night, and various musical performances. Tickets can be purchased online or at the festival, with discounts available for those wearing an official TRF Button.
United Talent Agency (UTA) has opened an artist's gallery in Atlanta, signaling the city's growing art scene. The gallery will show work by local, regional, national, and international artists, but it remains to be seen how much of the work will be local. UTA's arrival has been met with optimism, but some concerns have been raised that the agency may not promote Atlanta and Georgia artists. UTA's gallery is seen as a potential partner for making art in the city more accessible.