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Stafford Center reports sold-out nights and an expanding summer festival schedule
Summary
FM Squared president Brian Blom told the board the Stafford Center hosted a sold-out concert with 650 attendees (mostly non-residents) and previewed a busy calendar through September, including May 8 'Together We Shine' with 283 performers and a July 3–4 festival and fireworks.
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Brian Blom, president of FM Squared, delivered a multi-event update for the Stafford Center, describing a recently sold-out concert with about 650 attendees, many from outside Stafford, and previewing a packed spring and summer calendar. He emphasized the venue’s role in bringing out-of-area visitors and promoting local businesses: May 1–2 shows, May 8 'Together We Shine' (16 performing groups, 283 performers), a May 15 fundraiser, a June 19 Juneteenth celebration, and a July 3–4 outdoor festival with a fireworks show following a Fort Bend Symphony performance.
"Stafford Center is your crown jewel," Blom said, stressing the branding and economic benefits of attracting nonlocal audiences. Board members and presenters noted that drawing visitors supports downtown restaurants, gas stations and other businesses; staff also said Placer AI could help measure the out-of-area impact of major events. The board thanked the center staff and promoters and encouraged resident attendance.
