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Alright! Go New Stutz!
“It was not disclosed why the company plans to vacate the property, but it’s set to move to The Stutz by October, taking space on the fourth floor of buildings three, four and six.”
I would imagine it’s because old suburban office space is the worst type of office space.
It’s sad that the “ART” identity has been lost at the hands of new owners. Where have all the artists and their studios gone?
“BUTTER” is great, but it’s a once a year event…
There are still artist studios and exhibition space at the new Stutz!
Relax
what I really miss is the car manufacturing. Forget about artsy stuff…I want to see Stutz Bearcats and Model Ms rolling out the doors…
You must be *very* old to miss car manufacturing at the Stutz since Stutz Motor Company ceased production in 1935.