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| location = Akron, Ohio
| location = Akron, Ohio

Revision as of 11:12, 3 December 2025

Lock 3
Location Akron, Ohio
Address 200 S. Main St, Akron, OH 44308
Opened 2003
Closed
Capacity “≈ 550 (chairs near pavilion) / lawn & general-admission variable”
Primary genres Various (concerts, festivals, community events)
Owner(s) City of Akron
Operator City of Akron / Lock 3 management
Website https://lock3live.com


★ Ohio Venue Verified ★
Verified by the OHMS Archive Foundation.

Lock 3 is a public outdoor venue and event space in downtown Akron, Ohio. The site hosts concerts, festivals, and community activities throughout the year and is operated by the City of Akron.

History

Lock 3 opened in 2003 as a central gathering space for community events, concerts, and festivals, adjacent to the Akron Civic Theatre.<ref> About Akron, City of Akron. Retrieved 2025-12-03.

</ref> The venue later underwent a major renovation as part of the “Lock 3 Vision Plan,” with the redesigned space officially reopening on November 29, 2024.<ref> City of Akron – Lock 3 Reopening Announcement, City of Akron. Retrieved 2025-12-03.

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Facilities and Capacity

The main performance area (the pavilion) offers seating for approximately 550 reserved chairs.<ref> Lock 3 Concert Seating Information, City of Akron. Retrieved 2025-12-03.

</ref> Additional seating consists of lawn or general-admission space, accommodating variable crowds depending on the event.

Activities and Events

Lock 3 hosts a wide variety of events throughout the year, including summer concerts, seasonal festivals, holiday displays, and community programs.<ref> Lock 3, Downtown Akron Partnership. Retrieved 2025-12-03.

</ref> The venue’s redevelopment enhances its use as a year-round destination for residents, visitors, and those accessing the nearby canal and towpath trail.<ref> Lock 3 Vision Plan, Downtown Akron Partnership. Retrieved 2025-12-03.

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