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Peter Lesser, who over three decades running arts venues in the Capital Region brought...

The latest spike in COVID numbers has Capital Region live entertainment venues again...

Wednesdays announcement continued a losing streak for the Philadelphia-based firm, with 18 "core" properties that include Cherry Hill Mall, Moorestown Mall and Cumberland Mall in Vineland. PREIT reported net losses of $286.9 million in 2020, $38.2 million in 2019, and $137.7 million in 2018. PREITs top executive, Joseph Coradino, asserted the firm would benefit from increased leasing during "a brick and mortar recovery." “Traffic is improving across the portfolio with retailers posting str...

Heres how Capital Region venues plan to reopen for live entertainment FacebookTwitterEmail 1of24 Robinson & Rohe perform on reopening night — April 2, 2021 — at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs. For the foreseeable future at the venerable coffeehouse, audiences will be limited to 34 or less for concerts, which will last about 75 minutes, no intermission. No food or drink is available, allowing all patrons to stay masked throughout. (Katie Dobies Photography.)Katie Dobies PhotographyShow MoreS...

Local concert venue leaders are starting to feel a sense of momentum with last week’s announcement from Gov. Andrew Cuomo that stadiums and arenas could reopen.