12/07/2012
J&P study done for Evansville's Mesker Amphitheatre
"The city prioritizes certain things, and everything else is pushed to the back burner," Lindsey said. "Mesker wasn't a priority during the Weinzapfel administration. I don't know what we're going to do with it. We don't have a maintenance attitude in this city. We build things, we walk away from it and then we act surprised when it's beyond repair."
Bringing Mesker Amphitheatre back to life as a viable, modern performance venue would cost millions of dollars, and "band aid" fixes are no longer sufficient, consultants recently told Evansville city government.