Go-Ahead Granted for Future Music Mecca

by Matt Lanning | 1 comment
Sep
2

According to Beyond Chron today, “The Director of Public Works has rejected efforts to further delay the novel Music City project slated for Bush and Polk Streets in San Francisco. The DPW ruling paves the way for the construction of a virtual music mecca that will include housing for musicians, sound stages, music classes, and a new venue for live music.”

This is something that is long-overdue in San Francisco, a city with a rich history of music from jazz to rock and beyond.

See MusicCitySF for the project’s official site.

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One Response to “Go-Ahead Granted for Future Music Mecca”

  1. Music City has recently been gathering an impressive collection of media praise for it’s progress towards improving and preserving the Bay Area’s music scene.

    Anonymous at November 28th, 2005 at 8:32 pm ( )

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