Last day for your input on the Tidemark Theater

Today is the final day to add your input on the new paint job for the Tidemark Theatre.
The theatre was built in 1946, and hasn’t had an updated paint job in more than thirty years.
Property Services Manager Elle Brovold says they are looking for public feedback on ideas for a new look.
Brovold says the concepts include different amounts of pink on the exterior, including the entire building being pink, a pop of pink in the middle, or the third having just a neutral colour all around.

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