The closed CVS Pharmacy store at 34 Court Street on April 21, 2026. (Photo: Bob Joseph\/WNBF News)<\/span><\/p> Levy said he is seeking information from residents, students and Binghamton-area businesses to find out what should be incorporated into the proposed project.<\/p>\n His vision is to develop a place he’s dubbed “The JYNX.” He said the goal is to make the place “an eclectic and inclusive music venue” that would accommodate between 200 and 600 people.<\/p>\n The JYNX entertainment venue would be constructed on the site of this parking lot between Hawley and Washington streets in downtown Binghamton. (Photo: Bob Joseph\/WNBF News)<\/span><\/p> Levy said the entertainment space would feature “state-of-the-art sound” and a “dynamic lighting design.”<\/p>\n His goal is to host 125 to 175 shows a year with “a mix of live music, EDM, DJs, dance parties, and comedy.”<\/p>\n The closed CVS store at 34 Court Street remained deserted on April 21, 2026. (Photo: Bob Joseph\/WNBF News)<\/span><\/p> Levy projects the complex could attract between 35,000 to 45,000 people annually.<\/p>\n He said he is pursuing partnerships with local festivals like LUMA and Porchfest. He indicated there could be catering collaborations with downtown restaurants.<\/p>\n In order to develop more specific plans, Levy is encouraging people to complete an online survey to gauge local support for such a venue.<\/p>\n People interested in participating in the survey may access it by clicking\u00a0HERE.<\/a><\/p>\n WNBF NEWS VIDEO: A two-minute tour of the downtown Binghamton site where The JYNX would be located.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n