Warehouse Live to move from EaDo to Rise Rooftop space in Midtown

Houston-based Big City Entertainment Inc., which operates Warehouse Live, announced that the last show at the venue's existing location in EaDo will be Dec. 3. Click through to the story for more details about the move.

2022 NextGen BHM in Real Estate and Construction: Raina Parker

SBA Lenders (ranked by number of 7(a) and 504 loans)

Mobile cigar lounge hits Birmingham’s entertainment scene

Dallas-based Carstens, Allen & Gourley signs 12,500-square-foot lease in Plano

Mt. Lebanon’s Bado’s Pizza Grill announces closing

Edgewood Plaza shopping center in Harford County sells for $10.35 million

Zillow ranks Pittsburgh amongst top metros for first-time homebuyers

Gross Mendelsohn acquires Baltimore County accounting firm

Warehouse Live to move from EaDo to Rise Rooftop space in Midtown

Previous Multnomah's Jessica Vega Pederson: More beds, behavioral health services likely for Portland

Next A partner of SJSU paid $73M for the South Tower of San Jose's Signia hotel

firststargroup

Three San Francisco restaurants, including Tosca Cafe and Leo’s Oyster Bar, at risk from owner’s default

Izakaya, Michael Schulson’s first restaurant, to close after 15 years in Atlantic City

Càphin Minneapolis coffee shop moves to Jinx Tea site in Linden Hills

Report: Ste. Michelle Wine Estates executive to leave company amid layoffs

Suggested Posts

Dining in Dayton: Taco shop at The Greene shows promise

Emergency housing relief program to help Maui residents displaced by wildfire

AEON Biopharma files to go public via merger

Lore Development closes on Brickell site for $35M

Movie theater opens at new development on site of the old Hanover Mall

Bioscience company Agilent picks Colorado over North Carolina for $725M manufacturing expansion

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories

How the pay of these 32 Oregon-area CEOs compares to their average worker’s salary