Clemmons Council Explores Possibilities for Village Point Project

Landscape architect presents early concept plan for amphitheater, airnasium, and farmers market

Apr. 16, 2026 at 6:08am

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A serene, cinematic painting depicting an open-air amphitheater stage with a small crowd gathered on the lawn, the scene bathed in warm, diagonal sunlight and deep shadows, conceptually representing the plans for public amenities in the Village Point development.An artist's rendering envisions the potential for an open-air amphitheater as part of the Village Point development in Clemmons, North Carolina.Clemmons Today

The Clemmons Village Council received an early concept presentation from landscape architect Scott Miller of the MLA Group on potential plans for the remainder of the Village Point project. The presentation included ideas for an amphitheater, airnasium, and farmers market, as well as discussions around parking, trails, and other amenities. The council provided feedback and discussed incorporating the future Town Hall site into the overall development plans.

Why it matters

The Village Point project is a major development in the center of Clemmons that will shape the community's public spaces and amenities for years to come. This early concept presentation gives the council and residents a first look at the vision for the remaining undeveloped portions of the site, allowing them to provide input and help guide the final plans.

The details

Miller's presentation covered two main tracts of the Village Point property. The first, a 2.8-acre site, is being considered for an open-air amphitheater with a 30x40 band shell, raised stage, and surrounding berms and walking trails. The second, a 5.8-acre tract, is eyed for an 'airnasium' - an open-air multi-purpose structure that could include pickleball courts, a mini-soccer field, and picnic areas. The plan also includes a farmers market and additional parking. Mayor Mike Rogers suggested incorporating the future Town Hall site into the overall development plans.

  • The council received this early concept presentation on Monday, April 14, 2026.
  • Construction on the Village Point project is expected to begin in 2029 and be completed by 2033.

The players

Scott Miller

A landscape architect and president of the MLA Group, who presented the early concept plan for the Village Point project to the Clemmons Village Council.

Mike Gunnell

The village manager of Clemmons, who met with Miller and Assistant Manager Amy Flyte to discuss the concept plan prior to the council presentation.

Amy Flyte

The assistant manager of Clemmons, who met with Gunnell and Miller to discuss the concept plan and also provided an update to the council on the Lewisville-Clemmons Road project.

Mike Rogers

The mayor of Clemmons, who suggested incorporating the future Town Hall site into the overall Village Point development plans.

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What they’re saying

“This is very early on in the process, and there's nothing that you see tonight that can't be undone or tweaked at all.”

— Scott Miller, Landscape Architect and President, MLA Group

“It sounds like we need more land.”

— Mike Rogers, Mayor, Clemmons

“It might be beneficial to look at the whole area being developed out.”

— Mike Gunnell, Village Manager, Clemmons

What’s next

The council will continue to provide feedback and guidance as the Village Point project plans are further developed. The next steps include incorporating the future Town Hall site into the overall plans and finalizing the concept for the amphitheater, airnasium, farmers market, and other amenities.

The takeaway

The early concept presentation for the Village Point project showcases Clemmons' commitment to creating vibrant public spaces and amenities that will serve the community for years to come. By involving the council and residents in the planning process, the village can ensure the final development aligns with the community's vision and needs.