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The tip provision allows certain workers to deduct up to $25,000 in “qualified tips” from 2025 through 2028

Music and culture in Nashville and cities nationwide are "under threat due to rising property costs in the city’s increasingly “hot” real estate market, corporate competition, and neighborhood disputes about noise. "

“These impact studies make it clear: Philadelphia’s nighttime and music economies are vital to our city’s economic growth, job creation, and overall quality of life,”

Well-behaved drinkers who stick to the public promenade during designated hours can freely walk between businesses or up and down the plaza, adult beverage in hand.

Providence Mayor highlights "life at night" is billion dollar industry

"City officials have taken a proactive approach to embrace food trucks . . . creating dedicated spaces with electrical outlets and a...

The fund seeks to protect Tennessee's musical farm system and ensure growth in the sector for years to come,

New study explores "how sidewalk sheds and scaffolding negatively impact Manhattan businesses."

Detroit Sound Conservancy announces grant to rehab historic jazz venue Blue Bird Inn

States are weighing changes to minimum wages for restaurant workers and other tipped employees.

As 9-5 return lags, time of day cellphone data backs city leaders’ strategy to bet heavily on downtown as a nightlife/ entertainment hub.

Tennessee is one signature from being the second state to create a live music fund for independent venues, prompters and performers.

Grants to revitalize Nightlife in Boston seek to support diverse offerings for diverse abilities, ages and cultural expressions.

"Four surveys target four distinct audiences: consumers, employees, businesses, and entertainer" to measure the economic impact of...

"If you play four, five times down here — four, five days a week — that adds up really quick. That's food, that's gas. If you have a...

https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2023/09/19/live-concerts-will-experience-funflation-in-full-force-says-bank-of-america/

The New York Times examines 10 American cities and the impact of the Pandemic on their downtowns.