Javier Colon!!! Love that guy! Does the city have a master entertainment calendar? They should consolidate all the musical/fun happenings in the city so we don’t miss out!
I am dissappointed the Downtown Special Services District does not do more to “connect the dots” with general information, listings and promotions.
There are a lot of great musical things happening in Bridgeport. They should be better attended. It’s great to hear the Bijou was packed out.
I was in Port Chester at the Capitol Theater that was also packed out listening to a Bridgeport-born band: Deep Banana Blackout” … great show.
A bus went down from Bridgeport to see this show.
It’s too bad Bridgeport can’t get its act together and restore at least one of the Palace or Majestic Theaters. They were designed by the same architect, Thomas Lamb. A private developer in Port Chester just renovated the Capital Theater. It cost him $2,000,000. Development officials in Bridgeport and the Editorial Page Editor of the Post have continually said over the years: “Tear it down, we can’t afford a $200,000,000 renovation.” What cost $2 million in Port Chester, costs $200 million Only in Bridgeport!
*** Sounds like I missed a nice gig! Must check out the future events calendar now that spring is almost here, no? *** HERE WE GO! ***
Javier Colon!!! Love that guy! Does the city have a master entertainment calendar? They should consolidate all the musical/fun happenings in the city so we don’t miss out!
Hi Booster, good point. A master calendar would be nice. The closest to track entertainment is infobridgeport.com
I am dissappointed the Downtown Special Services District does not do more to “connect the dots” with general information, listings and promotions.
There are a lot of great musical things happening in Bridgeport. They should be better attended. It’s great to hear the Bijou was packed out.
I was in Port Chester at the Capitol Theater that was also packed out listening to a Bridgeport-born band: Deep Banana Blackout” … great show.
A bus went down from Bridgeport to see this show.
It’s too bad Bridgeport can’t get its act together and restore at least one of the Palace or Majestic Theaters. They were designed by the same architect, Thomas Lamb. A private developer in Port Chester just renovated the Capital Theater. It cost him $2,000,000. Development officials in Bridgeport and the Editorial Page Editor of the Post have continually said over the years: “Tear it down, we can’t afford a $200,000,000 renovation.” What cost $2 million in Port Chester, costs $200 million Only in Bridgeport!
*** TIME TO GET THE WORD OUT! ***