Rules may put kibosh on concerts in Champaign home
By Amy F. Reiter
Thursday June 26, 2008
John Dixon
Young people stand outside the 'Error House' at 505 W. Haines Blvd. in Champaign, waiting for a concert to start around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Nathan Landolt, who said he books bands for the venue, said Champaign officials had visited the house and informed them that they could no longer charge an entry fee for the concerts because the house was located in a residential neighborhood.
CHAMPAIGN – The party may be over at 505 W. Haines Blvd.
Residents in the house, called "Error House," had been charging money for people to come hear bands play at the single-story house, set on a tree-lined residential street just north of Hessel Park in central Champaign.
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