Exciting New Cultural Development in Lake Worth Beach Meeting on October 7th
The Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts (WMODA) has secured a partnership with the world-renowned Chihuly Studio to bring a permanent art installation and immersive experience right here in our city. This project involves the construction of a 33,000-square-foot museum dedicated to the Fired Arts, showcasing Chihuly's stunning glassworks in a permanent exhibit, making Lake Worth Beach one of only a handful of locations globally to feature such an attraction.Why This Matters to Your Business:
- Increased Tourism: Similar installations in cities like Seattle and St. Petersburg have driven significant economic benefits, bringing in millions of dollars in revenue through tourism, hotel stays, restaurant sales, and retail spending.
- Economic Impact: Chihuly's exhibitions attract visitors from all over the world, and this could lead to a significant increase in foot traffic to local businesses like yours.
- Community Engagement: The museum will offer educational programs, events, and community initiatives that will bring more people into the downtown area, enriching the cultural life of our city and supporting local businesses.
A joint City and CRA workshop will be held to discuss this exciting project. I strongly encourage you to attend this meeting to learn more about how this development that can benefit our community and ask any questions you may have.
Date: Monday, October 7th
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Lake Worth Beach Casino Complex
This is a unique opportunity for Lake Worth Beach, and your involvement as a local business is key to ensuring the success of this project. I hope you will join us to hear more about this transformative development and what it can mean for your business.
If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to reach out, or visit www.wmodaloveslwb.com. Thank you for your time, and I hope to see you at the meeting!
Warm regards,
Nadine Heitz, Esq.
6316 Lantana Road #45
2 comments:
Hope it helps to clean up the blight crime illegals and lawlessness in this city, did they do their research on LW? Just a few blocks from any place in downtown is blight and slums!
Nothing can clean up lake wourth Beach because of the crime it is going down hill they used to have an apartment inspections every year they don't do that anymore they don't have the manpower so people are living in dumps
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