Be there or be square
This Thursday, 3CDC plans to announce plans for a new garage and public plaza -- Music Hall Square -- to be built between Music Hall and Memorial Hall. The meeting, billed "OTR Rap Session," will include architects from Glaserworks, who will present the design.
Darrick Dansby, 3CDC director of development for OTR (phew, that's a mouthful of alphabet soup) will invite participants to brainstorm some potential uses of the new Music Hall Square design. "What kinds of events should happen on this new plaza?" he plans to ask.
What kinds of events do you think should happen there?
The meeting is 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Memorial Hall. for more info, check www.3cdc.org/otrrapsessions.
posted by Janelle Gelfand at 9:06 PM
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I would love to see some form of cafe, so that I can catch a quick meal and maybe even a glass of wine before a concert.
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As for the new plaza: piping continuous CSO and Pops through the speakers, members of the youth symphony performing as patrons arrive, a cafe would be excellent, and a beautiful, provocative commissioned piece of public art.
Yes, food and drink -- with atmosphere, please -- seems to be a unanimous wish. (Hmm: Wonder if they can get a liquor license?)
I just had another random thought. All of these projects seem to start with garages: The Banks, Fountain Square, Music Hall Square. Why is that?
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