Destination Wollongong says the Regent and Town Hall could boost economy by $150,000 per concert

Desiree Savage
June 25 2018 - 7:00am
The Regent opened as a cinema on Boxing Day 1957. In 2004 it was bought by Gateway City Church, and for several years doubled as a live music space. Century Venues is looking to add the venue to their portfolio. Picture: Fairfax File
The Regent opened as a cinema on Boxing Day 1957. In 2004 it was bought by Gateway City Church, and for several years doubled as a live music space. Century Venues is looking to add the venue to their portfolio. Picture: Fairfax File

Wollongong is enjoying a live music “renaissance” and reviving the Regent Theatre is great for the perception of the city, according to a peak tourism body.

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Desiree Savage

Desiree Savage

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