Palomino Club owner decides against moving to new location downtown
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You will not see Andrew Ladd, Blake Wheeler and Bryan Little doing any line dancing across the street from the MTS Centre this hockey season.
Cary Paul, owner of the Palomino Club, has decided against moving his iconic country music concept into the old 4Play location on Portage Avenue. His plans have not changed, however, to close down the 27-year-old concept on Jan. 2.
“In my gut, the space didn’t have a Palomino feel,” he said.
He had plans to put a pub on the main floor level and move the “Pal” into the lower level but after hearing from his many customers via the club’s Facebook page and not being comfortable with the numbers he was shown, he’s putting any further plans on hold.
A couple of weeks after shuttering the Palomino Club, he’s going travelling for three months.
“I might look for my own building with free parking to get a similar feel to the Palomino Club,” he said.
geoff.kirbyson@freepress.mb.ca
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