Halimac in St. John's pivots to 'rage room' entertainment venue
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 18
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What happened
Dan George, general manager at Halimac in St. John's, introduced a new 'rage room' service. The venue, previously used as a splatter room, now allows customers to smash items like TVs and printers using blunt instruments after signing a waiver. Halimac also partnered with a local charity store and an e-waste company for breakables and discarded electronics.
From cbc.ca
Why it matters
The shift in Halimac's service model represents a change in local retail entertainment offerings. The partnerships with the charity store and e-waste company establish new channels for managing waste and sourcing materials from the venue.
From cbc.ca
Who's involved
- Dan GeorgeGeneral manager of Halimac in St. John's, who introduced the rage room service
- Martin JonesFilmmaker who spoke with Dan George about the new venue
- St. John'sLocation where Halimac operates and the rage room is located
- Probation ServiceCriminal justice service in England and Wales, linked to Martin Jones
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The entities involved
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Dan George
American sculptor (born 1943)
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Martin Jones
filmmaker (born 1961)
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