GoodWorks Entertainment, which operates Infinity Hall in Norfolk, will hold a community meeting at the hall Thursday, May 14, at 6:00 p.m. to discuss the venue’s future, its role in the local economy and new opportunities for community partnerships, particularly in relation to the operation of its restaurant.
Norfolk recently lost the Pub, its only restaurant open in the evening. Infinity Hall, which used to run a full restaurant on its ground floor but stopped serving food following the Covid 19 pandemic.
The hall’s owners want to discuss a plan that would include reopening the restaurant. The GoodWorks team specializes in live entertainment rather than food service but envisions a possible Wednesday-through-Sunday food operation. They are actively seeking a professional restaurant partner for the space.
“We view Infinity Hall not just as a concert venue, but as a vital part of the Norfolk landscape,” said Dave Rosenfeld, co-founder of GoodWorks Entertainment. “To ensure its long-term health in a challenging small market, we are looking for the community’s input and partnership to turn [Infinity Hall] into a consistent gathering spot for everyone in town.”
The event is free and open to all. For more information, click here.