Building on Dayton’s rich history of innovation and commitment to inclusivity, Levitt Pavilion Dayton is a hub of community activity while serving as the cultural centerpiece to the “Gem City’s” downtown redevelopment strategy.ShareRead More…

Envisioned through a community planning process for Ruby Hill Park, a previously underused, expansive park in Southwest Denver that offers breathtaking views of the city, Levitt Pavilion Denver soon becomes a popular music destination.ShareRead More…

The Levitt Foundation releases “Setting the Stage for Community Change: Reflecting on Creative Placemaking Outcomes,” a multi-year, mixed method research study examining arts-based strategies for social impact based on case studies of Levitt venues.ShareRead More…

Geared to nonprofits serving small to mid-sized towns and cities, the annual Levitt AMP [Your City] Grant Awards launches, awarding $25K matching grants to present 10 free concerts, transforming underused public spaces into vibrant community-wide destinations.ShareRead More…

The Levitt Foundation and the national network of outdoor Levitt music venues collaborate on their first collective programming initiative, with acclaimed international music group Playing For Change headlining the first Levitt National Tour.ShareRead More…

Located at the base of the awe-inspiring Bethlehem Steel blast furnaces in what was once one of the nation’s largest brownfields, Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks celebrates the rebirth of this Rust Belt town as a music and cultural destination.ShareRead More…

The Levitt Foundation hires its first full-time employee, Sharon Yazowski, who is charged with professionalizing the organization, building its structure, and guiding the strategic growth of Levitt programs nationwide as its founding executive director.ShareRead More…