Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR8

Introduced
1/11/11  
Enrolled
1/11/11  
Enrolled
1/11/11  
Passed
1/11/11  

Caption

Recognizing the Medical Center of Lewisville Grand Theater on the occasion of its grand opening.

Impact

This resolution highlights the importance of the Medical Center of Lewisville Grand Theater not just as an entertainment venue but also as a community resource that supports local artists and cultural events. By providing a space tailored for various artistic performances and exhibitions, the theater contributes to the cultural fabric of Lewisville and surrounding areas, enhancing the quality of life for residents. The grand opening event promises a range of activities, emphasizing community involvement and celebration of local arts.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 8 recognizes the grand opening of the Medical Center of Lewisville Grand Theater, which is celebrated for its significance to the local community and the arts scene. The theater is noted for its versatility, featuring a black box theater, a traditional proscenium theater, and a dance recital hall, emphasizing its dual role as a performance venue and an art display space. Additionally, it boasts facilities for instructional classes, particularly in studio art for children, promoting artistic engagement and education within the community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR8 is one of celebration and community pride. The resolution is met with enthusiasm from local citizens and arts advocates, who see the theater as a positive addition to the Metroplex arts scene. The variety of activities planned for the grand opening, including concerts and tours, showcases a communal spirit and eagerness to support local creativity. It reflects a growing appreciation for the arts and the desire to foster a vibrant local culture.

Contention

While SR8 itself does not present contentious issues, it serves as a focal point for broader discussions about the role of public facilities in supporting the arts and the importance of cultural investment. Issues around funding, management, and the types of events hosted at the theater may arise as it begins operations. The resolution stands as an affirmation of the community's commitment to nurturing the arts, potentially leading to discussions about future developments and initiatives in cultural programming.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR16

Recognizing the grand opening of the George H. W. Bush Community Center.

TX SR660

Recognizing the grand opening of the Stevie Ray Vaughan Park.

TX HR1300

Commemorating the grand opening of Dell Children's Medical Center North Campus.

TX HR2170

Commending Joel A. Garza and the All Star Theatre for their contributions to the Rio Grande Valley.

TX HR31

Commemorating the grand opening of the Visual and Performing Arts Center at Lone Star College-University Park.

TX SR494

Recognizing the Miller Outdoor Theatre on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.

TX HR1788

Honoring Mark and Becky Lanier on the occasion of the opening of the Lanier Learning Center.

TX SR7

Recognizing Langston Lee for winning a National High School Musical Theatre Award.

TX SR33

Recognizing Rio Grande Valley Linking Economic and Academic Development on the occasion of its 30th anniversary.

TX SR66

Recognizing the Faith Masonic Lodge No. 1158 on the occasion of its centennial.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.