Sentence examples similar to running venue from inspiring English sources

He took up the violin at the age of nine and initially worked as a Radio City Music Hall chorus singer, but soon turned his talents to running venues, taking over management of the Greenwich Village jazz club, the Village Vanguard, in 1959.

"It meant we had to go to running venues as a family and I had to run with my phone just in case I was needed," she said.

One of Melbourne's longest running venues, The Esplanade Hotel, is celebrating it's 130th birthday this year with tons of ridiculous crap that most people will enjoy.

One of the things that worries those who run venues is how much risk an audience is prepared to take.

In 2014 we formed the East London Strippers Collective after conversations with co-workers increasingly turned to dubious business practises and poorly run venues.

A charitable trust set up to run venues in Cheltenham including the Pittville Pump Room and Town Hall will be managed by the council's leisure department.

A report from the Education, Sport and Culture ESCC) department asks islanders who they think should run venues such as Les Quennevais and Fort Regent.

All of which is to say: unless your parents are particularly well connected, everyone in music begins in small, independently run venues.

There are many artists that forget balance and at age 65 are running from venue to venue.

He said that despite the problems they hoped to keep running the venue.

A consortium fronted by the former clerk of Hereford racecourse John Williams, which claims to have £1m of investment, has expressed an interest in running the venue.