Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 11th of June.
Good morning, Erie.
Tuesday, more than 250 donors, nonprofit partners, and community leaders gathered at the Warner Theatre for The Erie Community Foundation's annual Best Day Ever celebration — featuring videos of donor stories and awards honoring community leaders including Rev.
Dr. Donald L. Baxter Jr.
The Brig Niagara, a 214-year-old replica, will return to Erie on July 2 after receiving $6.9 million in repairs in Maine.
The ship will join a parade of 40 boats at the Erie Maritime Museum to serve as a centerpiece for the nation’s 250th birthday celebration.
Erie Playhouse will stage Let Freedom Ring in 1776 — a celebration of American history featuring live performances and patriotic music.
The event invites the community to enjoy a festive evening that brings history to life.
NWPA Pride Alliance will hold four local Pride events despite a 40% funding drop.
The schedule includes a Pride Parade on June 14, Pride on the Bay on June 27, Meadville Pride on the Diamond on July 15, and a Pride Picnic on Aug. 15.
Erie City Council approved a $14 million bayfront market house zoning request and construction is set to begin immediately near the Bayfront Convention Center.
The project will feature Erie-based products, entertainment & farmers markets with potential completion as early as 2027.
Erie leaders are set to leverage the city's deep maritime heritage, strategic natural harbor, and skilled workforce to enhance national defense manufacturing.
They are working with federal and state agencies to attract investment for expanding maritime production — helping position Erie as a key industrial partner in America’s defense network.
Patrick Weschler (a 1978 Mercyhurst University graduate and longtime trustee) donated $1 million to his alma mater in Erie to support educational programs.
Marshall Tucker Band Concert
6:30-9:30 p.m. — Rebich Investments Amphitheater & Liberty Park — Ticket info available — Experience the legendary sounds of the Marshall Tucker Band live in concert.
The I-90s 90s Tribute Show
6-10 p.m. — BIGBAR — No Cover — Experience the best 90s rock and pop punk hits with Erie's own tribute band, The I-90s.
Summer Fest
10 AM – 5 PM — Erie Land Lighthouse — Free admission — Enjoy a summer day with vendors, food trucks, live music, and family-friendly activities supporting local education.
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