ORIGINAL STORY 10/12:
A teen dance club is one step closer to opening on Sixth Street.
"The Bricks," owned by Michael Rosales, received the go ahead from the Plan Commission to open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9pm to 1:30am. It will be open to 16-year-olds and up, with minors barred from the club after 10:45pm to accommodate the city's 11pm curfew. A wristband system will identify minors, and security is required as part of the club's conditional-use permit.
The club would also be used as an afternoon lounge for seniors 55 and up, and rented out for banquets and small seminars.
The approved proposal includes early-morning hours and Saturdays, which were not included in the original proposal before the Plan Commission. Part of the reason for the discrepancy is Rosales did not bring a business plan the first time he appeared before the commission. He was directed to comeback with a formal plan.
Sticky Rice, a Thai restaurant, and Blueberries, a lunch-and-breakfast restaurant, also operate in the building, which is owned by Jim Spodick.
The Bricks now goes before the full City Council for approval. It's the second dance club for Sixth Street to be reviewed by the city in recent months.
Tinita's, a proposed salsa club on Sixth Street, also wants to open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. That proposal by Tina Elmergreen will come before the Plan Commission in two weeks.
Within 30 days we have a shooting there.
ReplyDeletePPL WILL BE SCARED TO GO DUE TO HOW RACINE IS.
ReplyDeletebeing kicked out at 1045 is lame
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I went to this club for the first opening, and it was amazing. More people should go and see that this club is worth the time to check out and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI was at the first night opening and it was totally fun a few too many high schoolser and not enough college students but it was still fun.
ReplyDeletePEOPLE...DON'T BE SO NEGATIVE.
ReplyDeleteSalsa dancing is fabulous. If you can go to clubs in Chicago and Milwaukee and not be shot, why should Racine be any different? Mambo is a marvelous dance that involves skill and courteous behavior. It doesn't typically attract people prone to violence. If the owner does a good job putting forth the behavioral expectations for the place, people will learn to respect that and behave themselves, or lose a good thing if they don't. Personally, I LOVE SALSA DANCING, and eagerly await Tinita's opening as a dance club for adults. I plan to be a frequent visitor and may even check out the Teen Club while I'm visiting. What a great opportunity for Racine. Let's make the best of it and show how wonderful it CAN be. -Mia
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