 If you're wondering where we have been — the answer is everywhere.
We just crossed our 60th event production of the year. September alone had us running events across West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania in a single weekend, and we took a crew of seven down to Marshall University for homecoming weekend. Then we kicked off October at the Pittsburgh Gaming Expo (October 2–4), where we rolled out something genuinely exciting: a new partnership between Amazon and Xfinity that lets people access gaming content with no console — play a video game as easily as streaming a movie. And we're just getting started. October is stacked. This month alone we're running 20 events across six states — grand openings, festivals, a national tour — with new people coming on board to help make it all happen. Here's a taste of what's coming up: - **Berwick Riverfest** (October 9–11) — three full days of festival action in Berwick - **Walmart grand opening celebration in Blairsville, PA** (October 9) — stage, sampling, and plenty of energy to open the day - **Springettsbury Movie Night** (October 9) — an evening under the stars - **Cranberry Colorwalk** (October 11) — bright, fun, and family-friendly Beyond that, fall brings festival season in full swing, tailgate parties, and we'll once again be part of **Light Up Night** in Pittsburgh as the holiday season begins. None of this happens alone. Our growing crew of event staff is out there in every state, making each event happen no matter what the day throws at them. If you've been to one of our events this year — thank you. The crowds, the energy, the chaos — that's what we live for. And if you haven't caught us yet, come find us this fall. We're everywhere.
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 Save the Date: Pierce Events is Back for First Night State College!
Pierce Events joins as production partner for First Night State College powered by Xfinity! Join us for an epic, alcohol-free, all-ages New Year's Eve blowout in downtown State College! When: Wednesday, December 31, 2025 Activities start at 12 PM Key highlights we're bringing to life: Incredible ice sculptures all over downtown (100 block of Allen St. becomes an ice gallery) - 6:30 PM Grand Procession with 30-foot puppets marching from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church - Resolution Run 5K in costume (downtown streets, medals for everyone) - Live music, comedy, dance, theater, and magic in 20+ venues (churches, MLK Plaza, State Theatre, Sidney Friedman Park, etc.) - 10 PM Burning of the Resolutions at Sidney Friedman Park (torch-lit tradition) Midnight fireworks spectacular over downtown (best views on Allen & College) Admission: $15 button (kids 12 & under free with adult). Buttons on sale now at firstnightstatecollege.com or dozens of downtown spots. Free parking in all garages after 5 PM, free CATA Loop buses all night, Warm-Up Station at Woskob Gallery with hot cocoa and cookies. Mark your calendars, grab your buttons, and get ready to ring in 2026 with us the with Pierce Events!  Jingle All the Way: 3 Keys to Elevating Your Corporate Holiday Party The corporate holiday party is more than just an annual tradition; it’s a crucial opportunity to recognize success, boost morale, and reinforce company culture. But escaping the typical, tired office party requires professional planning and production. As Pittsburgh’s premier event planners with nationwide reach, Pierce Events knows how to turn a standard celebration into a memorable, high-impact experience. Here are three key strategies to make your corporate holiday party the highlight of the year. 1. Master the Theme: Go Beyond Red and Green A powerful visual theme sets the stage for an unforgettable evening. Move past generic holiday decor and create an atmosphere that truly feels unique and immersive.
2. Entertainment That Connects, Not Just Background Noise The right entertainment ensures your event isn't just a dinner—it’s a dynamic party. This is where the Pierce Events team truly shines, utilizing our expertise in DJ Entertainment and Live Entertainment.
3. Leverage "One-Call Simplicity" for Stress-Free Success Planning a large-scale holiday event involves dozens of moving parts: venue coordination, vendor contracts, sound checks, lighting installation, and staffing. Trying to manage this internally adds enormous stress during an already busy season.
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