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Designers propose 500–800‑seat main theater for Flower Mound arts center; council debates outdoor amphitheater
Summary
Architects presented a draft program recommending a 500–800‑seat main theater, a 150‑seat flexible theater, gallery and maker spaces, and a 200–300 outdoor performance area; council members and residents debated whether to invest in a formal amphitheater or prioritize indoor capacity and revenue generation. No formal decisions were taken.
Designers from Hofer, Wilker & Borer outlined a draft program for a proposed Flower Mound Riverwalk Cultural Arts Center, recommending a main theater capacity somewhere between 500 and 800 seats, a second flexible 150‑seat theater, gallery and maker spaces, and a modest outdoor performance area.
"We want to make a place that really feels like it belongs in Flower Mound," said Michael Tingley, the lead designer, summarizing community goals gathered in stakeholder workshops. He said the team aims to deliver a quality, flexible facility that can host local artists and touring performances while remaining active throughout the week.
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