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Global Citizen Festival, All Things Go Canceled Due to Nor'easter
Organizers said refunds will be automatic as dangerous winds and rain from the storm threaten the safety of fans, artists and crews.
- Organizers canceled both the annual Global Citizen Festival in Central Park and the three-day NYC festival at Forest Hills Stadium on Friday, citing dangerous storm conditions forecasted for the New York area throughout the weekend.
- Forecasts of high winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding prompted the difficult decisions after officials consulted with trusted weather advisors, the City of New York, and NYC Parks to prioritize attendee safety.
- This marks the first cancellation in 14 years for the Global Citizen Festival, which secured $208.8 million in financial commitments through 3.5 million actions over the last six weeks to support 9.5 million people.
- Refunds for ticket holders will be processed automatically, while those who donated or purchased via AXS will receive email instructions; food intended for attendees will be donated to local New York City organizations.
- Meanwhile, the Maryland edition of the festival will proceed as scheduled, and Global Citizen organizers confirmed plans to return to Central Park next year to continue their advocacy mission.
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The powerful nor’easter expected to bring heavy wind and rain to New York City this weekend is washing out the events calendar, including the big Global Citizen Festival in Central Park. Organizers of the festival announced Friday it was canceling the event for the first time in 14 years. Anyone who purchased tickets to the...
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Global Citizen’s annual rock concert for salaries is over. Rain predictions and maybe hurricane level conditions have forced to cancel the show. So has the city of New York and parks department. Also, the stars don’t want to get electrocuted or wind up in a flood. Now Global Citizen staffers will have to figure out […]
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