[npwalters]

Questions for those of you that have been here for awhile.

When was that last time TV built a major venue site such as The Sharon or the Savannah Center auditorium? What was the population in TV at the time? Are there any plans to add similar venues in the south part of TV?

The last small/medium venue I know about is The Studio theater that was created by closing the main dining room in Tierra Del Sol CC and converting it. They also screened in a large patio space and now use it as the restaurant.

[champion6]

The description of the Everglades Rec Center says it has a "theater." When it opens on Friday, we can see how it compares with the Savannah Center.

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by npwalters

Questions for those of you that have been here for awhile.

When was that last time TV built a major venue site such as The Sharon or the Savannah Center auditorium? What was the population in TV at the time? Are there any plans to add similar venues in the south part of TV?

The last small/medium venue I know about is The Studio theater that was created by closing the main dining room in Tierra Del Sol CC and converting it. They also screened in a large patio space and now use it as the restaurant.

You must be fairly recent Villager. The Sharon was built in 2015. It replaced The Church On The Square. Actually built onto The Church On The Square. The Church On The Square also had nightly entertainment several nights per week for very low admission price. I especially miss the holiday countdown which was every night in December. Admission was $2 or a can of food for the local soup kitchens. Given the lack of top shelf entertainment at the Sharon I believe this decision was a terrible trade off. But then again I knew when I purchased here TV is not a democracy. Thankful for the great entertainment I did get enjoy in the past. There was some incredible local talent that played at the church.

[npwalters]

Rustyp , I am relatively new; since about 2015. Given huge expansion of TV since then, 2015 is a good while ago.

[billethkid]

Originally Posted by rustyp

You must be fairly recent Villager. The Sharon was built in 2015. It replaced The Church On The Square. Actually built onto The Church On The Square. The Church On The Square also had nightly entertainment several nights per week for very low admission price. I especially miss the holiday countdown which was every night in December. Admission was $2 or a can of food for the local soup kitchens. Given the lack of top shelf entertainment at the Sharon I believe this decision was a terrible trade off. But then again I knew when I purchased here TV is not a democracy. Thankful for the great entertainment I did get enjoy in the past. There was some incredible local talent that played at the church.

The Sharon has pretty high percent of house sold for most performances! And fully booked for just as many!

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by billethkid

The Sharon has pretty high percent of house sold for most performances! And fully booked for just as many!

Yes and so was The Church On The Square when there was 100,000 people less that lived here. Ah the good old days. You probably don't even remember The Four Deva's. I'll trade them off against those has beens that are playing at The Sharon any day of the week. Most of them can't carry a tune in a wheelbarrow anymore.

[JoMar]

If you have been here since 2015, well I don't understand the post. You have the same resources as the rest of us....which is zero. . The Developer only announces when it is in his best interest to do so which is a smart way to do business. Just as a comment, the venues sell out because people buy tickets and tastes vary. While the four Diva's may have been great (in the good old days) I suspect they can't hold a candle to some of the performers (not legacy) at both venues. All a matter of preference.