Henderson breaks ground on new sports complex, opening set for 2026
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Henderson breaks ground on new sports complex, opening set for 2026
The City of Henderson held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, marking the start of construction on the West Henderson Fieldhouse.
The state-of-the-art indoor sports complex, set to open in fall 2026, will be located behind Chicken N Pickle at the corner of St. Rose and Maryland Parkways.
Officials say the planned 160,000 square-foot, two-level facility is anticipated to have the following features:
Basketball courts that can convert to other court uses, such as volleyball and pickleball
Hybrid turf fields for sports like indoor soccer, box lacrosse, and indoor football
Birthday party and community rooms
Family entertainment to potentially feature bowling, laser tag, arcade games, miniature golf, and a restaurant and bar
The project, introduced for public feedback last year, resulted from a public-private partnership with KemperSports, a leader in sports, hospitality, and entertainment management.
Henderson residents will benefit from a 20% discount on all event programming and activities at the facility, officials say.
The economic impact of the West Henderson Fieldhouse is projected for the following:
238 permanent jobs
$1.5 million annual tax revenue
$10.7 million in wages and salaries
$39.1 million in annual total economic output
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The total cost of the project is $70 million, with KemperSports contributing $10 million.
The remaining costs will be covered through the Public Infrastructure Bond Sale, the West Henderson Development Fund, and the City Municipal Facilities Fund, according to Henderson officials.