The mixed-use attraction will offer a variety of dining, entertainment and retail options specially designed for wholesome family entertainment.
The HUB at The Farm, known for its inaugural location at scenic 30A near Seaside and Rosemary Beach, will be three times the size of the original destination. The open-air entertainment venue is The HUB’s first Texas location. “Our uniquely curated dining options and daily entertainment can only be found at The Hub.”Īllen, Texas (March 15, 2022) – The HUB, a Texas-based developer of entertainment districts, recently broke ground on its new venue at The Farm in Allen, a 135-acre mixed-use destination developed by JaR圜o. “As a suburban concept designed for family and friends, we think The Farm in Allen is a perfect location for The Hub’s brand of good, clean excitement,” Brad Zeitlin, founder and CEO of The Hub, said in a statement. The Hub is located at The Farm in Allen, the 135-acre mixed-use development that will include offices, retail and restaurants and housing. Located at Alma Drive and State Highway 121, The Hub will include 23,000 square feet of total restaurant space, 5,200 square feet of event lawn space, a 13,000-square-foot plaza and a 15,000-square-foot, two-story dining pavilion. Coffee & Bakery, Gallagher’s Steak and Seafood, Ginger’s Sushi & Juice and Pizzeria Flora as other tenants at the venue. The Hub’s restaurants include many of the same ones as those at the venue’s first location, near Seaside, Fla., according to Real Estate Weekly. Macho Taco will lease 3,840 square feet at the center, while Hooked Sea to Table and The Salty Butcher will occupy 3,269 square feet, according to filings with the state. Mexican-inspired soul food, seafood and an upscale butcher shop are three of the 10 concepts slated for The Hub, the nearly 3-acre open-air entertainment venue set to debut later this year at The Farm in Allen. “Going into the summer or early fall, you'll see shovels in the ground,” Bowman said.
High Five and Chicken and Pickle are supposed to be breaking ground this year and are slated to open in 2024. We think that will be very successful as we fill that building with new tenants.” “That's what the office users are looking for - a place to dine, have entertainment, and all of that. “With all that happening, we've also kicked off the first office building there, which is called Farm Work 1, where we hope to bring in some corporate tenants with about 100,000 square-foot, three-story building near all the amenities,” said Dan Bowman, Allen Economic Development Corporation’s CEO. The Farm is an economic development project within the city, and it represents the first major project on Allen’s 121 corridor to kick off and create a base of amenities for area residents and incoming businesses to enjoy.Īreas like West Lake Park, a future boardwalk featuring upscale restaurants gaming center High Five Chicken and Pickle and the expanding HUB development aim to provide a myriad of fun activities for families and residents. Warrington, PA, 18976.As Allen develops its last major commercial corridor, residents can look forward to several incoming entertainment and dining experiences.
If so desired, please consider a contribution in Alicia’s memory to the Neshaminy Manor Welfare Fund. She was also great grandmom to Jeremy, Elijah, Max and Luca She is also survived by her cherished grandchildren, Garry, Gina, James, Carly (Larry), Megan, Angel, Maria, Ashley, Greg, Katherine, Vince and Erin and predeceased by Brian and Matthew. Wible (Kathi) and is survived by her children Howard (Patrice) Wible, Maryann (Garry) Frankowski, June (John) Mooney and Thomas (Eileen) Wible. She loved gardening, Bowling Thunderbird Lanes and spending the summers at her cottage in Perkasie Park.Īlicia was predeceased by her son James H. She was an avid reader and especially liked Edgar Allen Poe. Wible (Lee) 92, passed away peacefully after a long battle with Alzheimer’s on Sunday at Neshaminy Manor Home in Warrington, PA.Īlicia was the wife of the late Howard J. Wible (Miller) Service InformationĪlicia M.
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