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Sunset in the City Rooftop Party in Downtown Worcester Canceled

By Patrick Sargent | August 6, 2022
Last Updated: October 11, 2022

WORCESTER – Pulse Magazine’s annual Sunset in the City rooftop party is canceled.

The party was scheduled for Aug. 13 on the roof of the Pearl Elm garage on Pearl Street.

Pulse Magazine emailed subscribers on Saturday announcing the cancelation and citing a “lack of staff in the hospitality industry and supply chain issues” as the reason they canceled the party.

The annual event had expected about 150 people to attend.

 

Lead image: Pearl Elm parking garage entrance on Pearl Street/Patrick Sargent for ThisWeekinWorcester.com

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