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**City of Akron Encourages Resident Feedback on Lock 3 Programming**

AKRON, OH—The City of Akron is inviting residents to participate in a survey aimed at shaping future programming efforts for Lock 3, the city’s popular downtown entertainment venue. The survey is now open and will remain active until March 14.

Organized by the Lock 3 Akron team, the survey seeks input from residents to help determine music, festival, and event options for upcoming seasons. The goal is to ensure that future programming aligns with the interests and preferences of the community.

Residents can fill out the survey online by visiting [this link](https://bit.ly/41dR149) and find additional information at [this page](https://bit.ly/3Qg6DxR). Feedback gathered from this initiative will play a key role in creating events and experiences that reflect the community’s vibrant culture.

Lock 3 has been a central hub for Akron’s activities, hosting concerts, festivals, and seasonal events. Input from the community ensures that it continues to be a space that celebrates the city’s diversity and growing interests.

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