The vegetarian request was on the "rider" when the concert dates were being booked, one venue manager said.
Ownership is fractional, and the emphasis is not on each property as an asset but as one venue among many in a series of explorations.
If the application is successful, the project would see Ipswich Museum, Ipswich Art School, New Wolsey Studio and the High Street Exhibition Gallery redeveloped and rebranded as one venue.
With a conference such as this, it is a wise idea to review basic notions and fundamentals, especially given the opportunity of the presence of so many thought-leaders in one venue.
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Only one venue seems to have been less popular than London's polling booths - and that was the hall in Church House that had been decked out to host the 'Yes' celebration party.
Every year, for the past 40 years, the American Electronics Association, under the auspices of TechAmerica, holds its Classic Financial Conference at which more than 1, 800 technology companies and more than 6, 000 investors come together in one venue.
But there is still a long way to go, says Burns, who recalls the story of a man who called one Birmingham venue to book 10 tickets.
Even now that the page on the calendar has changed, Wall Street continues to be a one-way venue.
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However, converting the stadium from an Olympic venue to one fit for a Premier League club will be costly.
Well I think there are lots of things that need at least looking at, one is is the venue still right in view of the way that it's grown.
Barbara Matthews, the Arts Council England's director of theatre, cites Chichester Festival Theatre in West Sussex as one example of a venue that has made the most of its resources.
If successful, the venue could become one of the county's 'festival grounds' after the Games.
Investigators also criticised the fact that the venue only had one exit.
The party-planners get a one-stop shop for venue selection in multiple cities.
One trader tested Web-based venue The Broker Forum by putting his phone number into the system.
The venue remains the only one in the capital itself, though another opened last year in one of the capital's satellite towns.
Mr Clifford said Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed had given Goody a dress as "a wedding present" and that singer Elton John had offered the use of one of his homes as a venue.
No venue is designated for one or another stream: The postbop attack of trumpeter Wallace Roney and his quintet was presented at the same hall as guitarist Marc Ribot's rock- and free-jazz-influenced Ceramic Dog.
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One goal is to get every trading venue to adopt the same policies, so the market response will be uniform.
Must every news organization now be expected to answer for every statement every one of its contributors makes in any venue? they demanded.
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Along the way, the Afghans enjoyed a 229-run victory on their visit to Ayr in August, although the honours were shared in two one-day matches at the same venue.
The levy would vary depending on business rates with a large city venue paying more than a smaller one.
Its chosen title, Roland Garros, was the name of a legendary World War One French aviator, who had frequented the tennis venue when he studied in Paris.
Interviews with the musicians' tolerant families are woven through scenes of a hilarious, heartbreaking European tour (at one stop, 174 fans show up at a venue that seats 10, 000) and footage of Anvil recording what just might be its breakthrough CD.
One of those, a pizza restaurant, was the venue for my last night in the country.
No-one connected to the show has commented, but the venue apologised for the late start via its Twitter feed saying: "Justin Bieber is now on stage and apologises for the lateness of his show".
The one-off show will take place at the West End venue on 2 June.
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