\n\t\t\t\t\t\tA new 30,000-square-foot destination on Pittsburgh’s North Shore has been unveiled in time for the Pirates home opener and the NFL draft, offering food, drinks and live music at an outdoor concert venue.”We wanted to give Pittsburgh something they deserve, which is an amazing plaza with a great stage, and great food and a lot of fun for all ages,” said Herky Pollock, the owner, president and CEO of Legacy Realty Partners.Thursday marked the grand opening of The Plaza at North Shore. It will host names like Nelly, Steve Aoki and 2 Chainz during the week of the draft. After that, it is expected to host about 40 to 60 concerts a year.”We actually think that our size allows us to be a little different than Stage AE and a little different than other venues in Pittsburgh,” Pollock said. “The range will be incredible, and the genres will be different, and we’re going to have country and hip-hop and rap and just regular American jams.”SugarBird, one of the food vendors at the plaza, offers a variety of favorites.”SugarBird is all my favorite food groups. It’s chicken, chicken fingers, soft-serve ice cream and a full bar. What else could you possibly ask for?” Pollock said. The location has Pittsburghers excited.”This is going to be huge. You’re right there,” said Ed Sadauskas from Virginia.”It’s just going to be a gold mine for the location here. It just adds to the whole atmosphere to the North Shore,” said Jeff Lucas from Ohio.”I’ve been watching this place get built for a year now, so it’s nice. It’s my third time down here today,” said Nick Reilly, who lives on the North Shore.”They’re going to make a killing here; this is a no-brainer,” said Brett Gastner from Robinson Township.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
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A new 30,000-square-foot destination on Pittsburgh’s North Shore has been unveiled in time for the Pirates home opener and the NFL draft, offering food, drinks and live music at an outdoor concert venue.<\/p>\n
“We wanted to give Pittsburgh something they deserve, which is an amazing plaza with a great stage, and great food and a lot of fun for all ages,” said Herky Pollock, the owner, president and CEO of Legacy Realty Partners.<\/p>\n
Thursday marked the grand opening of The Plaza at North Shore. It will host names like Nelly, Steve Aoki and 2 Chainz during the week of the draft. After that, it is expected to host about 40 to 60 concerts a year.<\/p>\n
“We actually think that our size allows us to be a little different than Stage AE and a little different than other venues in Pittsburgh,” Pollock said. “The range will be incredible, and the genres will be different, and we’re going to have country and hip-hop and rap and just regular American jams.”<\/p>\n