The Cleveland Cavaliers unveiled spectacular renderings this week of their proposed practice facility along the city’s riverfront, a project expected to be among the biggest and most expensive in the NBA. Continue Reading Cavs take practice facility to higher level
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Wrigley Field sports a new roof covering the upper deck after replacing a structure that dates to the late 1920s, which was part of expanding the Chicago Cubs’ ballpark that opened in 1914. Continue Reading Cubs could reuse Wrigley’s old roof
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Third-party management firm VenuWorks announced its new board of directors this week, an action that comes one year after the company officially started operating under an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. Continue Reading VenuWorks names board of directors
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The cyclical game of musical chairs in sports concessions picks up steam this time of year as teams jockey for position to find the best deal and the right fit for their facilities. The first quarter of 2024 is no different, but in two cases, the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco Giants terminated agreements with food providers that had multiple years remaining on their contracts, in favor of signing deals with new vendors at their stadiums. Continue Reading Ravens, Giants: early exits, new food vendors
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Veteran concert promoter Dave Niedbalski, a man with nine lives in the festival space, has signed a multiyear deal with D.C. United to book concerts at Audi Field — and it kicks off in grand fashion with Broccoli City, an established hip-hop fest that’s relocated to the Major League Soccer venue from the Festival Grounds at RFK Campus. Continue Reading D.C. United signs deal with concert promoter
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