The group, which repurposes empty buildings along with building container village outlets, is to take over the former Debenhams store at Wigan’s Grand Arcade.
The proposed development with be able to accommodate up to 2,000 people and will offer a mix of bars and street food outlets, as well as providing a range of live music and entertainment.
The plan will see the creation of a new frontage on to Concert Square, with STACK adding to the strong leisure offering at the Grand Arcade, which is also home to games and activities centre Gamer X.
"We are incredibly excited to be bringing STACK to Wigan," says Neill Winch, STACK managing director.
"The Grand Arcade is a stunning location with a rich history, and we believe that STACK will be a perfect fit for its vibrant atmosphere and growing community.
“We are committed to creating a space that not only entertains but also fosters a sense of belonging and community, and we can't wait to welcome Wigan residents and visitors through our doors."
STACK launched in Newcastle in 2018 and currently operates a STACK Seaburn in Sunderland. It is set to open sites in Lincoln, Manchester, Durham, Northampton, Carlisle and Bishop Auckland, with two planned in Newcastle.
The opening date for STACK Wigan will be confirmed once planning permission has been secured and construction is complete.
