Opened in Dallas in 1949 and closed in 2008, a historic theatre is preparing to relight its tower after more than 50 years; over $45 million in redevelopment is adding a concert hall and creative spaces
- Forest TheaterPhoto credit: Forest Forward/ InstagramDallas’s historic Forest Theater is preparing for a dramatic return.
- Opened in 1949 and closed in 2008, the South Dallas landmark will reopen on November 1 with a community celebration that ends with the ceremonial relighting of its iconic tower and marquee for the first time in more than 50 years.
- The restoration is part of a redevelopment plan exceeding $45 million that will add a 1,000-person concert hall, creative education spaces and new cultural facilities, according to North Texas e-News (NTEX News) and the Texas Department of Licensi
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- Forest TheaterPhoto credit: Forest Forward/ InstagramDallas’s historic Forest Theater is preparing for a dramatic return.
- Opened in 1949 and closed in 2008, the South Dallas landmark will reopen on November 1 with a community celebration that ends with the ceremonial relighting of its iconic tower and marquee for the first time in more than 50 years.
- The restoration is part of a redevelopment plan exceeding $45 million that will add a 1,000-person concert hall, creative education spaces and new cultural facilities, according to North Texas e-News (NTEX News) and the Texas Department of Licensi
Sources: Times of India