Allegheny County's Summer Concert Series Returning With Vaccinated Section
By: KDKA-TV News Staff
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Allegheny County's free Summer Concert Series will return in June, but it'll look different than summers before.
People will be asked to stay seated when watching a performance, and there will be a section specifically for those who have been vaccinated at the front of the stage. CDC guidelines will be followed, meaning people who aren't fully vaccinated will have to wear a mask.
"We missed that concert series last year. It's one of the highlights of the summer that we have been doing for decades," said Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.
There will also be beer from Hop Farm Brewing Company and there will be a rotating line-up of food trucks.
Gene the Werewolf will open for the Spin Doctors on Aug. 29 at Hartwood Acres. Not your kind of music? The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs at both venues this summer. The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre is booked too. There's plenty more: the Indigo Girls, The Spinners. You like jazz fusion? Spyro Gyra is coming too. And there's local favorites: Pure Gold and the legendary Jaggerz.
The South Park Amphitheater and Hartwood Acres will each host 14 shows. You can find the full schedules online.
