Exclusive Right to Center Activities Sample Clauses

Exclusive Right to Center Activities. To further the purposes of the City, the CONTRACTOR shall have exclusive rights to produce, present, or provide a wide variety of performing arts and visual presentations, and to operate a museum and education facilities for a wide variety of events. These presentations will be offered through efforts of the CONTRACTOR or in cooperation with performing artists, other performing arts organizations, or commercial promoters, with the goal that the Center will be operated for the benefit of the public. CONTRACTOR may, at its own discretion, use the theaters, or other parts of the Center, for production of in-house programming. CONTRACTOR shall assemble, safeguard, preserve and conserve objects of art for display at the museum. The City recognizes that a permanent art collection is held in trust by CONTRACTOR. CONTRACTOR has exclusive rights to operate the Conference Center for meetings, banquets, special events and gatherings. CONTRACTOR shall also have the exclusive right to sell, or to contract for the right to sell, beverages, food, confections, clothing, novelties, and publications within the Center as appropriate. These activities shall be conducted at no financial risk to the City. Any excess revenues received from the production of Center activities may be retained by the CONTRACTOR for funding of additional programming at the Center.
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Exclusive Right to Center Activities. To further the purposes of the City, the CCAEF shall have exclusive rights to produce, present, or provide a wide variety of performing arts and visual presentations, and to operate a museum and education facilities for a wide variety of events. These presentations will be offered through efforts of the CCAEF or in cooperation with performing artists, other performing arts organizations, or commercial promoters, with the goal that the Center will be operated for the benefit of the public. CCAEF may, at its own discretion, use the theaters, or other parts of the Center, for production of in-house programming. CCAEF shall assemble, safeguard, preserve and conserve objects of art for display at the museum. The City recognizes that a permanent art collection is held in trust by CCAEF. CCAEF has exclusive rights to operate the Conference Center for meetings, banquets, special events and gatherings. CCAEF shall also have the exclusive right to sell, or to contract for the right to sell, beverages, food, confections, clothing, novelties, and publications within the Center as appropriate. These activities shall be conducted at no financial risk to the City. Any excess revenues received from the production of Center activities may be retained by the CCAEF for funding of additional programming at the Center.

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