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Bath house company buying Granada Theater says Bitcoin mining won't be incorporated into new project
Amira Patel
Amira Patel
Reporter · Dallas, TX
Amira holds a Master’s degree in Arts Journalism from the University of North Texas and has worked with local arts organizations and publications. Her coverage focuses on the vibrant art scene in Dallas, from galleries to performance arts.
More from Amira →Reporter · Monday, October 26, 2026 at 11:17 PM · 1 min read
The New York-based wellness company buying the theater, Bathhouse, has previously used thermal waste from Bitcoin mining to heat its pools.
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