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Originally Posted by Authentic_City
Obviously the hope is that a high-end restaurant will cater to high-end events and groups will rent the space, thus partially offsetting the operating expenses of the museum. This seems to be the model now at the other national museums. You can rent Pier 21 as a venue for your wedding apparently, with high end catering available.
http://www.pier21.ca/rentalservices/weddings |
I wonder how the arrangement actually works. Sparrow runs the restaurant. If they're just renting the space then the marginal benefit rolls up to them, not the museum.
I have no idea how this is arranged though. In any case, it isn't working.
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