THRIVAL Innovation + Music Festival

On Saturday, September 7th, 2013, Pittsburgh will unite to empower the killer ideas, fresh concepts and driven individuals who are making significant contributions to our start up landscape. The Inaugural THRIVAL Innovation + Music Festival, powered by Thrill Mill, Inc. and supported by Pittsburgh’s Global Shapers Hub, is THE destination for these game-changers to gather, celebrate, learn, motivate, inspire and create.

Music Festival: 5:00pm – 10:00pm

Location: Bakery Square II
Cost: $20 General Admission; $100 VIP Admission

Featuring:

• FRIGHTENED RABBIT
• RJD2
• DE LA SOUL
• FORMULA 412
• MORE!

The Music Festival is the first ever event to take place in the new Bakery Square 2 development, directly across Penn Avenue from the Innovation Festival in Bakery Square 1.

All ticket revenue generated from Thrival Festival directly benefits Thrill Mill, Inc., the non-profit organization primarily responsible for creating Thrival Festival, committed to making Pittsburgh THE premier destination for THE hungriest entrepreneurs. A special thanks to the Pittsburgh-based superstars from Showclix for providing our ticketing platform!

General admission tickets are $20 and provide access to the entire show from 5:00pm to 10:00pm. Food and drink is available for purchase.

VIP tickets are $100 and include:

• Free parking
• Free beer
• Free food provided by Bobby Fry, owner of Bar Marco, recently named one of the 50 best new restaurants in the U.S. by Bon Appetite Magazine!
• Luxury toilets
• Best view of the stage
• Access to mixed drinks

VIP admission is limited so purchase your passes as soon as possible!

A la carte parking in Bakery Square is available for $25. Only 100 spaces are available so reserve yours immediately!

Innovation Row and PIT Talks: 12:00pm – 5:00pm

Location: Bakery Square I
Cost: Included!

PIT Talks: Featuring some of the world’s greatest innovators in the technology and entrepreneurship space.

Innovation Row: A Community Showcase where startups from a variety of industries will exhibit amazing projects and over 20 of Pittsburgh’s most prominent organizations representing diverse sectors will share their resources with the community. Participants include Carnegie Mellon University, Innovation Works, The Sprout Fund, Steeltown, and members from the film, media, art, tv and Venture Capital Investment community.