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Alice Tully Hall’s renovation: preview and delivered February 2009 reopening

Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center reopened following renovation on February 22, 2009.

PlaceAlice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, Upper West Side, Manhattan
Claim period2009-02-22 – 2009-02-22
Source record3 inspected references

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What the evidence establishes

CLAIM 01

Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center reopened following renovation on February 22, 2009.

Scope: Upper West Side, Manhattan · 2009-02-22 – 2009-02-22

Assessment: SUPPORTED

The completed-event trade report supplies the exact day, consistent with the earlier concert preview and the City’s later confirmation of the 2009 reopening.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: No original performance log, acoustic test or actual start-time record was inspected. Reported 21- and 22-month durations differ; the 2010 awards ceremony is only retrospective context.

Limits and open questions

No original performance log, acoustic test or actual start-time record was inspected. Reported 21- and 22-month durations differ; the 2010 awards ceremony is only retrospective context.

Preview time is not actual start time; City release and awards dates are later than the reopening. Renovation durations vary and the discovered news URL suffix was misleading.

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