We are committed to raising funds to support the creation of a multi-use regional performing arts and entertainment space in Round Rock. We will also focus efforts on ensuring the arts space is affordable and accessible to arts organizations of all sizes and budgets.
The City of Round Rock created an Arts Master Plan in 2011, in recognition of the fact that arts and culture are important to Round Rock’s quality of life, inspires economic investment, and create a greater sense of place.
Corgan conducted a community study on arts center needs, benchmarked against other regional and Texas performing arts centers. Their recommendations included:
In 2017, The Perryman Group conducted a study of the economic and fiscal benefits of a new performing arts center in Round Rock. They estimated the total economic benefits of construction of the proposed Round Rock Performing Arts Center to be $45.7 million dollars and 559 years of employment generated, with annual economic benefits of $6.973 million once the center is opened.