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The Government Center, Pittsburgh’s newest record store to host an all-day grand opening party March 23

Pittsburgh’s newest record store, The Government Center, will host its grand opening celebration on Saturday, March 23 starting at noon. Located at 519 E Ohio St. in Pittsburgh’s North Side, The Government Center will have a full day of live performances from local artists as well a DJ party later provided by PGH Record Night to allow guests to DJ for 30 minutes. Giveaways will occur all day long, including your chance to win two tickets to see Mdou Moctar at The Andy Warhol Museum

Photo: Joe Mruk

The record store is the latest addition to Deutschtown. Owner Josh Cozby provides a music environment full of an eclectic variety of new and used records. The stores emphasizes small labels and limited editions as well as international and experimental releases. Two listening stations are provided in the store, giving guests time to experience and discover music. You can find new arrivals each week, as well as a rotating stock of used records.

The lineup for the event is as follows:

12:00 – Jonathan Chamberlain & Stephen Gallo (ex-Delicious Pastries)

1:00 – Kerem Gokmen (WYEP – Dubmission) DJ set

2:00 – Meeting Of Important People (acoustic)

3:00 – The Down Above

4:00 – Pugglefox

5:00 – Rave Ami

6:00 – Throwjoy

7:00 – The Night’s Watch

8:30 – DJ set

The grand opening celebration is hosted by Josh Cozby, owner of The Government Center and co-hosted by Misra Records and Crafted Sounds. This event is free and open to the public. Food and refreshments will be provided by Sprezzatura.

Megan Brown

When Megan isn't freelancing, you can find her working downtown at Steel City or in Sewickley at Ramp N Rize. She is a Kent State alumna, living in Pittsburgh since June 2015. As a lover of music, she's an avid concert-goer and vinyl collector. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @meganlouise9592

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