Four soundstages for film, television and other projects spanning 40,000 square feet of production room. A theater, office and retail space, and a museum.
On the outside, a restored façade and the return of two eagle statues towering over Muhammad Ali Boulevard.
The shuttered Louisville Gardens at Sixth Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard would get at least a $60 million facelift under plans unveiled Friday that also envision nearby state-owned property to be turned into a training facility for entertainment industry jobs.
That block — between Sixth and Seventh streets, and Ali and Cedar Street — includes parking lots and the Kentucky Career Center. See more here.
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