*Their website is still not up and running and it will be a good while before it is. I talked to them yesterday (5-14-09) and was told that they do not have a set time or date for it to be ready. I will keep you posted when they finally have it online*
Tin Roof in Lexington is open but their website is still under construction and will be up in the next week or so. That is what I was told when I called them directly. Contact them until then by phone at 859-317-9111.
If anyone else has a question, please contact me at corey@webbspunideas.com
Showing posts with label Music Venue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Venue. Show all posts
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
City Hall is moving out of the Gulch
City Hall Entertainment Space, a music venue in the Gulch, will close in mid-September, after being asked to leave their lease to make way for an Urban Outfitters retail store.
Urban Outfitters will bring its funky apparel and home furnishings to The Gulch in early 2009 in the 12,000 square foot space vacated by City Hall. This will be its first store in Tennessee.
MarketStreet Enterprises, principal developer of The Gulch and owner of the building leased to City Hall, approached venue owner Austin Ray and Benjamin Goldberg about vacating their lease early, and they accepted. They will look to establish a similar venue elsewhere in Nashville.
"This deal got brought to us by the landlords. It was great for all parties involved," Goldberg says.
City Hall filled a niche in Nashville's live music venues because of its size. Goldberg says he loves the name so he hopes to keep it at the next location. He doesn't expect much affect at his Gulch bar Bar23 after City Hall is gone, but he does think certain bands won't come to Nashville anymore.
Read the entire article in the Nashville Business Journal.
Urban Outfitters will bring its funky apparel and home furnishings to The Gulch in early 2009 in the 12,000 square foot space vacated by City Hall. This will be its first store in Tennessee.
MarketStreet Enterprises, principal developer of The Gulch and owner of the building leased to City Hall, approached venue owner Austin Ray and Benjamin Goldberg about vacating their lease early, and they accepted. They will look to establish a similar venue elsewhere in Nashville.
"This deal got brought to us by the landlords. It was great for all parties involved," Goldberg says.
City Hall filled a niche in Nashville's live music venues because of its size. Goldberg says he loves the name so he hopes to keep it at the next location. He doesn't expect much affect at his Gulch bar Bar23 after City Hall is gone, but he does think certain bands won't come to Nashville anymore.
Read the entire article in the Nashville Business Journal.
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