The $50 million amphitheater will be located near the former Carraway Hospital which is being redeveloped to bring other entertainment, dining, retail, and residential options to the Druid Hills neighborhood. It also follows historic investments in BJCC venues, including a major upgrade to Legacy Arena and the construction of Protective Stadium. “This is a day that’s made possible by the hard work and commitment of so many individuals and leaders in our community,” BJCC CEO Tad Snider said. “We know that our investments in community infrastructure like this create a ripple effect that adds new life and vitality to our city. In a statement Snider said, “under the amphitheater construction bid we awarded in May, more than 26 percent of eligible spending will go to minority- and women-owned firms.

Source: Forbes June 04, 2024 06:19 UTC