Broom: Scottdale Fall Festival

The Scottdale Fall Festival is a 3-day annual celebration featuring a wide variety of handmade crafts, local and ethnic foods to suit all palates, highly anticipated parade that is a crowd pleaser for the kid in all of us, a full schedule of live entertainment, children’s area, and much more. The festival is held at the Gazebo, in the heart of Scottdale, on the corner of Pittsburgh and Spring Streets. It is always held the third weekend in September, to help welcome fall to the area, and is one of three major festivals the Scottdale community enjoys each year. Admission is always free and there is free live entertainment each day of the festival. 2026 – Festival Hours Friday, September 18 – 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm Saturday, September 19 – 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday, September 20 – 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Broom formed in 2020 when a group of friends got together to jam with no grand plan—until the chemistry became impossible to ignore. Once the lineup solidified—Noah Goisse (vocals), Bodie DuBreucq and Ben Filak (guitars), Caleb Beichner (bass), and Carter Stasicha (drums)—the band realized they weren’t just playing songs. They were building a sound. Blending ’60s classic rock, modern progressive metal, and massive arena‑rock energy, Broom has crafted a style that’s both unmistakably unique and instantly accessible. Their music hits with the force of a stadium act while keeping the grit and authenticity of a grassroots rock band. Despite being a young presence in the scene, Broom has already taken the stage at Jergel’s Rhythm Grille, The Crafthouse, and The Funhouse at Mr. Small’s, and they’ve become a recurring favorite at the Millvale Music Festival in Pittsburgh, PA, performing multiple years to packed crowds. They’ve also shared stages with national acts including The Reb Beach Band, Bon Journey, Blacktop Mojo, and more. Their explosive live show—anchored by crowd‑driven energy and a commitment to making every audience feel like part of the band—has quickly become the