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There’s a chance of an early morning shower on Friday in Pittsburgh, but the rest of the day should be partly sunny with a high around 80.
It’s a good portent for the return of in-person events at the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival, which went all-virtual in 2020 due to the pandemic. In addition to live programming in the Cultural District, the 10-day festival will retain some virtual elements.
Festival hours will be noon-8 p.m. daily through June 13.
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A scene from the 2019 Three Rivers Arts Festival on the lawn of Point State Park near the main stage.
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The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival is adjusting its plans in response to the ending of mass gathering restrictions effective at the end of the month, expanding its footprint into Point State Park and nixing plans to require timed tickets for entry.
The 10-day event will be offered in a hybrid format, with art and music available in-person and online, from June 4 through June 13.