It's a similar question to are there pet stores there? Also can private rockets launch and land there?Are there cinema theatres, playhouses, transponders, TV stations. observatories, mansions, real estate offices, book publishing firms, skyscrapers, and squares there?

There are also indications of jokes in The Fountainhead. There's humor in Atlas Shrugged.There's mention of musical comedies.There's love of A Man Who Laughs.Laughter starts The Fountainhead.Comedy may include celebrations of wins.A number of communists and communalists are funny people. A number may dwell on funny farms.

Galt's Gulch, Mulligan's Valley, was a retreatist community created to meet an emergency need -- and that was in the context of a novel. It was not intended as a plan of action for millions of followers. If you know Ayn Rand's life story, then you know why she chose The Valley as literary device. Remember that Ayn Rand lived mostly in Hollywood (Los Angeles) before moving to New York City. She grew up in St. Petersburg, the most western of Russian cities. Rand derided conservatives for their "cracker-barrel philosophy" drawing an image of bumpkins and yokels idling in a country store. She was urbane, civil, polite -- all words that speak from the city. Remember, also, that In Galt's Gulch, there were concerts by Richard Halley, and theater performances by Kay Ludlow.

Living in New York City, Ayn Rand enjoyed the humor of (communist) comedian Prof. Irwin Corey (who just passed away Feb 7, 2017. at 102).

Here he is in the 60s on the (communist) "Smothers Brothers":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHlLm...

(His website is still up: http://www.irwincorey.org )

I'd say yes, and that I'd be one of the first headliners. I often entertain my friends with my jokes making fun of lefties. There's so much material... My Bill Clinton impersonation is popular.

Are you looking for a gig?