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The Broke Pines perform Friday night show at The V Spot

SCRANTON — On Friday March 29, The Broke Pines bring an eclectic evening of rock music to The V Spot Bar in Scranton.

Love Clicks: Navigating the world of online dating

EDITOR’S NOTE: We partnered with WBRE/WYOU to find out more about the online dating world. Gabrielle Lang teamed with WBRE’s Jason LiVecchi to investigate the story. Here Gabrielle shares in her voice what they’ve learned.

Siamese Berto’s release documentary on their music

In January 2023, identical twins Matt and Mark DiLiberto wrote and produced a documentary all about their band, Siamese Berto’s music and their creative process.

Scranton Fringe Festival launches open call for creative works

SCRANTON — Celebrating their tenth year this fall from September 26 through October 6, Scranton Fringe Festival will once again fill stages, storefronts, and outdoor spaces with an eclectic mix of theatre, music, performance art, film, and more!

A Day to Remember returns to The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

SCRANTON — A Day to Remember just announced they’re coming to The Pavilion at Montage Mountain on Sunday, June 23.

Halestorm and I Prevail headed to The Pavilion at Montage

SCRANTON — Halestorm and I Prevail are teaming up summer 2024 for a co-headlining US tour presented by Live Nation. The big name rock bands arrive at the Pavillion at Montage on July 24 with support from Hollywood Undead and Fit For A King.

“Wild Fire” film premieres from Scranton-based director Jennifer Cooney

What would happen if we allowed ourselves to expose our most vulnerable, authentic selves? What would that look like? New film “Wild Fire” from Scranton-based director, Jennifer Conney, answers that question.

Mountainfest returns to Montage with O.A.R., Collective Soul, and more.

SCRANTON — Montage Mountain welcomes Mountainfest 2024 back to the expansive ski resort on Friday and Saturday.

Leap Day Sale for two hit musicals coming to Scranton Cultural Center

SCRANTON — An offer so good, it’s four years in the making! In honor of Leap Day on Thursday, February 29 only, patrons can purchase select tickets for $29 to Broadway in Scranton’s spring productions.

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