Supporters of the Restoration

 

 

This unique partnership has come together under the leadership of Mayor Woodrow Stanley.  Mayor Stanley was able to bring together a number of key downtown stakeholders willing to support the restoration and reuse of the Capitol Theatre.  The Partnership represents a balanced mix of private and public sector interests.

The partnership will undertake a feasibility study to determine the potential for a renovated and active Capitol Theatre and the role it may play in revitalizing the city’s downtown.  A renovated Capitol Theatre could become the home to a variety of popular entertainment attractions, provide a venue for local arts organizations and spark growth in downtown with the addition of restaurants, clubs, cafes and a mix of commercial activity.

The task presently before the partnership is to carry out a systematic examination that will determine the need for a renovated Capitol Theatre, the type of activities the theatre will host, and cost and economic impact the theatre may have on downtown and the greater Flint area.

 

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UPTOWN REINVESTMENT CORPORATION ] UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - FLINT CAMPUS ] CAPITOL THEATRE RESTORATION ] FLINT CULTURAL CENTER ] GRAND TRAVERSE NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT ] GREATER FLINT ARTS COUNCIL ] KEARSLEY PARK ] KETTERING UNIVERSITY ] UNIVERSITY PARK ESTATES ] MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE, REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER ] DOWNTOWN FLINT STREETSCAPE ] GENESEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE SQUARE ] SMITH VILLAGE URBAN RENEWAL AREA ] FLINT JOURNAL, MODERNIZATION PROJECT ]