PITTSBURGH — Buildings in Pittsburgh and across the country lit up red Tuesday night.
The “Red Alert Restart Day of Action” raised awareness about the struggles of the live events industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Local venues like the August Wilson Center, Rex Theater and Mr. Smalls are among those that are hurting financially as the pandemic has gone on for months.
Pittsburgh joins the movement. @RexTheater @AugustWilsonCC @MrSmallsTheatre #RedAlertRESTART 🚨🚨🚨 pic.twitter.com/uWRHEBEEPW
— Gigi (@wpxigigi) September 2, 2020
Even the city of Pittsburgh took part in the event.
The City-County Building lit up red as well in support of the movement
Our Seat of Government, the City-County Building, glows red tonight with buildings across #Pittsburgh in support of #RedAlertRESTART.
— City of Pittsburgh (@CityPGH) September 2, 2020
It aims to raise awareness that the Live Events Industry is on Red Alert for survival & implores lawmakers to provide economic relief. pic.twitter.com/MdKApJ9fy4
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