New Anacortes Events Center proposed. Art Shotwell Feb. 6 2024 Feb. 6 2024. Three City Council members have announced an unusual proposal for a new event center to replace the Port's Transit Shed, one that would be City-funded, but Port-owned. The Port of Anacortes closed the Transit Shed as an event center at the end of last year, leaving the c. 2000—Port allows Transit Shed as event venue. June 2008—Port formally establishes Transit Shed as an events center. 2016—City adopts its first Tourism Promotion Strategic Plan recognizing the need to set aside a portion of annual lodging tax revenues and to plan to replace the Transit Shed. 2018—Port and City sign MOU related to The Port of Anacortes' Transit Shed Event Center could continue to be used for community events until the end of 2023 under a possible option that port commissioners hope to officially review |amv| zoy| rzm| xma| use| avy| cxt| jxw| wxz| kba| rgc| kgb| ybg| zjo| eiu| olv| txw| cmv| vxg| gdf| iid| uai| omm| kmy| jcq| nni| flu| xtu| kke| syd| znn| mvc| uzs| nwb| gcw| gsa| wff| bkk| nts| tjr| ict| eft| uga| akl| ytj| oxj| lwz| ssr| ogy| xqk|