2023 Center for the Arts Annual Report

FROM THE CENTER

In the past year, The Center offered a wide range of programming reflective of the varied interests found throughout our community. We featured cultural programs, spoken word, family programming, and of course, fantastic musical performances. Headliners included top-tier artists like Jason Isbell and Natasha Bedingfield. A National Poet Laureate graced our stage. The Center also hosted local and regional artists and hosted programs from dozens of Jackson’s nonprofit organizations - all while keeping affordability and accessibility to the arts at the forefront.

Collaboration is at the heart of all that we do. The Brainstorm Speaker Series launched in partnership with Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole News&Guide. This lecture series brings intellectually engaging and thought-provoking speakers to our community on a variety of topics. With capacity crowds for each presentation, we are thrilled with the success of this partnership. It is one we’re sure to continue building upon in the years ahead.

The Center is home to 20 Resident Organizations - arts, culture, and education nonprofits that bring activity to campus every day. To support and elevate their work, we opened The Center Commons, a fresh, flexible, and dedicated space to work, create, and connect. Seeing the space filled with inspired conversation and activity has been wonderful!

We are undertaking significant capital improvements as The Center approaches 20 years of well-loved use. Two large roof sections were replaced in 2023 as part of a multi-year endeavor. With other improvements to theater technology, infrastructure, and campus planned, The Center has made important decisions about long-term financial strategy. We are taking steps that will position us to enhance the facility and continue raising the bar for creative endeavors in the valley.

As always, our work is made possible thanks to the generous support of our donors, sponsors, foundations, and partners. Your underwriting keeps The Center’s rental rates affordable, our facilities state-of-the-art, and ticket prices within reach for our community members. Our work is only possible because of you. We thank you for your support.

Photo: Karissa Akin

Marty Camino Executive Director

David Hopkins Board Chair

OUR MISSION:

To connect our creative community by providing a dedicated campus, supporting excellent programming, and nurturing a collaborative spirit.

OUR VISION:

To make artistic experience central to Jackson Hole by embracing the values of stewardship, excellence, inclusion, creativity, and respect.

2023 BOARD

David Hopkins

Chair

Chris Lea

Vice Chair

Reece Jenkins

Treasurer

Lindsay Wilcox

Secretary

Alexandra Jajonie Alessandro

Agnes Bourne

Shari Brownfield

Amanda Bryan

William Burford

Kevin Crawford

Carrie Geraci

Heather Gray

Cecilia Herbert

Mekki Jaidi

Mack Mendenhall

Jesse Ryan

Tyson Slater

Karen Stewart

Randy Walmsley

2023 STAFF

Marty Camino

Executive Director

Pearson Beasley

Assistant Technical Director

Willi Brooks

Event Operations Director

Oona Doherty

Creative Initiatives Director

Abi Domingue

Patron Services Manager

Ron Gessler

Facilities Maintenance Director

Abbott Gilbane

Marketing Manager

Anne Ladd

Development Director

Vincent Mass

Facilities Maintenance Manager

Andy Mahoney

Event Operations Manager

Patrick Millard

Technical Director

Whitney Oppenhuizen

Marketing Director

Jennifer Smith

Associate Director of Donor Relations

Stephanie Smith

Finance Director

As of December 31, 2023

Center Theater Lobby Photo: Karissa Akin

COMMUNITY ARTS CAMPUS

Center for the Arts is a vital component of the Jackson Hole community. The Center is so much more than a building — it’s an entire cultural ecosystem. We are home to 20 arts and education organizations where dancers, ceramicists, musicians, actors, comedians, and painters unite to build community. People of all ages come here to learn and grow. Partnering with local and regional organizations, we are Jackson Hole’s place for connection and creativity.

100,000+ visitors are drawn to The Center annually

Over 200 days of theater usage by local nonprofits, Center Residents, and The Center

More than 60 events were offered free to the community in 2023

11 productions were collaborations between The Center and other community nonprofits

8 consecutive years Jackson Hole has been ranked at the top of the National Arts Vibrancy Index

Over 80 community members are employed by The Center and Residents

“” Community is the superpower of Teton County, and The Center is the heartbeat that keeps the community alive and well.

“Almost every time we drive into town for an event at The Center, we recognize how incredibly fortunate we are in our mountain town to see the most amazing live music, dance and theater entertainment, and art installations. We have learned and laughed, received inspiration and awe, cheered and supported friends, and we could not be more grateful for the continuous opportunities given to us and the other nonprofits dear to us who host events at The Center.

Our special community is extraordinarily generous with their philanthropy, and we’re fortunate to have a building of The Center’s scale and its exceptional staff. Community is the superpower of Teton County, and The Center is the heartbeat that keeps the community alive and well.”

LESLYE AND DAVID HARDIE CENTER SUPPORTERS SINCE 2000

Earthrise, Ben Roth Photo: Karissa Akin

SHOWCASING DIVERSITY WITHIN THE ARTS

This year we hosted Ivan McClellan, professional photographer and the creator of Eight Seconds, a storytelling initiative with the goal of expanding the cowboy icon to include people of color.

CENTER PROGRAMMING

The Center presents a broad selection of local, regional, national, and international artists that range from musical acts to spoken word, film showings to family programming. Through art installations and sculptures, we present diverse visual art on campus.

More than 50 artists, performers, and creatives were featured in 2023 through Center programming:

Jackson Hole Chamber Music Featuring Electric Guitarist D. J. Sparr*

National Theatre Live: Prima Facie

Steve Aoki

The Second City*

Ospa

Lettuce

Manual Cinema: Leonardo! A Wonderful Show About A Terrible Monster*

Latin Dance Nights (6)

Nate Padavick: Lobby Mural

National Theatre Live: Jack Absolute Flies Again

John Craigie

Leftover Salmon

National Theatre Live: Straight Line Crazy

Stacey Walker: Wallflowers

The Moth Mainstage: 8th Annual

Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit

The California Honeydrops

An Evening with John Butler

Eliot Goss: Making Art at 87

TED2023: Possibility*

The Animaniacs

Grounded*

“The Art of Home” – A Jackson Film Premiere

Music Mondays: De Gringos y Gremmies*

An Evening with Joy Harjo*

Dustbowl Revival moe.

The Center’s Annual Benefit Concert featuring Cory Wong

Odesza: The Last Goodbye Cinematic Experience*

Music Mondays: Aaron Davis and The Mystery Machine*

Youth Lagoon

Ivan McClellan: 8 Seconds Project

Steve Earle

Music Mondays: SGRNY with Box Elder*

Natasha Bedingfield

Suzanne Morlock: Abuzz*

Classical Café: An Evening with Jackson Hole Chamber Music*

Center Resident Art Show: Working Artists

Brainstorm Speaker Series: Temple Grandin*

Donavon Frankenreiter & Devon Allman

The Hootenanny 2023

The WyoFolk Project

Teton Valley Prints: Block Party

Manhattan Short Film Festival

Janet’s Planet

Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar

Sammy Rae & The Friends

Monophonics

Brainstorm Speaker Series: Jesse Eisinger*

Carrie Geraci: Where Have You Been?

Teton County School District: Annual Holiday Art Show

Teen Takeover

Cirque-Tacular: Shimmer

Visual Arts Installations

Performances

*Collaborations with community nonprofit organizations

2023 ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT

The Center’s Annual Benefit Concert is a festive outdoor event celebrating our community, the arts, and The Center’s role where it all comes together. We’ve built a reputation for bringing tremendous talent that draws enthusiastic crowdsincluding the 2023 Benefit Concert featuring Cory Wong.

The Center Benefit represents approximately 25% of our annual fundraising budget. Revenue generated from the event is used to maintain and improve our facility, subsidize lease and rental rates for nonprofits, and support Center events throughout the year.

Over 1000 tickets were issued - setting a new Center record

Center Resident Organization, Teton Music School, featured a student band as the opening act for the evening

Playbills were offered in both English and Spanish

The community large-scale paint-by-number project “The Center is for Everyone” was nearly completed in a single evening!

It is our greatest honor to spend this special evening with our community each year. Thank you for your support in making The Center Benefit successful!

2023 BENEFIT SPONSORS

The Center Benefit Concert Featuring Cory Wong Paint by Numbers

Photos: New Thought Digital

CENTER RESIDENT ORGANIZATIONS

The Center is home to 20 Resident Organizations—independent arts and education organizations that represent a significant portion of the cultural nonprofits in Jackson Hole. The Center’s Resident Partners activate our campus and bring vibrancy to our community.

Resident Organizations utilize The Center in a multitude of ways, ranging from occupying office space for their administrative needs to renting studio and classroom spaces to bring their programs to life. The Center’s visionary founders designed many areas of campus specifically for Resident Organizations and their dedicated programming. The paint and ceramic studios for the Art Association of Jackson Hole, the multiple dance classrooms for Dancers’ Workshop, and the Black Box Theater utilized by Off Square Theatre Company were purpose-built for these organizations.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: Off Square Theatre Company, Lindley Rust Dancers’ Workshop, New Thought Digital Shh, My Mom’s Home at The Center Benefit, New Thought Digital Art Association of Jackson Hole, Karissa Akin Teton Music School, Karissa Akin

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING

Every Resident Organization and any area nonprofit holding events at The Center is able to do so at vastly subsidized rates thanks to the generosity of our donors. Through our box office services, event support, and technical expertise, The Center bolsters other organizations in bringing their mission-driven work to the community.

In 2023, dozens of community nonprofits hosted nearly 90 different events over more than 250 days at The Center.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT HOSTED EVENTS AT THE CENTER IN 2023:

Art Association of Jackson Hole*

Becoming Jackson Whole

Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center

Carving the Future

Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir*

Central Wyoming College*

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County

Community School of Jackson Hole

Dancers’ Workshop*

Energy Conservation Works

Grand Teton Music Festival

Hole Food Rescue

Jackson Community Theater*

Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs

Jackson Hole Chorale*

Jackson Hole Community Band*

Jackson Hole Community Radio*

Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance

Jackson Hole Jewish Community

Jackson Hole Writers*

Jackson WILD*

League of Women Voters of Wyoming MusicLand*

Northern Rockies Conservation Coalition

Off Square Theatre Company*

Protect Our Water JH

Silicon Couloir

Slow Food in the Tetons

Snake River Fund

St. John’s Health

Teton County Library

Teton County School District

Teton County Search & Rescue Foundation

Teton Music School*

Teton Science Schools

Todo TV Foundation

Trout Unlimited

Womentum

WyoFile

Wyoming Humanities*

Wyoming PBS*

*Center Resident Organization

COMMUNITY COLLABORATION

The Brainstorm Speaker Series was a community collaboration of Teton County Library*, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and The Center. This spoken word initiative brought intellectually engaging and thought-provoking speakers to The Center stage with the goal of igniting conversation and curiosity.

The inaugural series consisted of four speakers, two of whom appeared in 2023. Wildly successful, each show quickly sold out for these free programs. We look forward to building on the momentum of this tremendous launch to bring more high-quality programming of this type to the community.

*with funding provided by Teton County Library Foundation & Friends. Poster and ad designs by Jackson Hole News&Guide Creative Director, Sarah Wilson

THE CENTER CAMPUS

The Center is synonymous with our dynamic campus itself, and we are so proud of all that we have to offer, both indoors and outdoors. Occupying 78,000 square feet, we provide performance space in the 525-seat Center Theater, our black box theater, the outdoor amphitheater, and the adjacent Center Park at heavily discounted rates for Resident Organizations and other regional nonprofits.

Our Resident Organizations also lease dance studios, music performance and practice rooms, art studios, education spaces, as well as office spaces at The Center. Our goal is to provide affordable access to excellent facilities for our arts community.

Rental rates for the theater and lobby have been reduced to the same level they were when the space opened in 2007

$16 per square foot rental cost for Center Residents versus $47 average in Jackson Hole

During the past year, we invested over $1 million in maintaining and upgrading our campus

LONG-TERM CAPITAL INVESTMENTS

In 2023, two large sections of the roof were replaced as part of a multi-year endeavor to repair and enhance our roof system, which is subject to extreme mountain weather. With so many sections to our dynamic building, we are tackling the project in phases. These repairs and improvements ensure that our campus can continue to serve as a hub for arts and culture for many years to come.

Looking South over the new Art Association roof.

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD?

For nearly 20 years, Center for the Arts has fostered artistic and cultural expression in its many forms, serving as an essential gathering place for our community. We have forged our own path to success and now find ourselves at an organizational crossroads of need and opportunity. To propel this creative ecosystem into the next chapter, we must expand our resources, preserve our most vital assets, and elevate our sights toward achieving even greater impact.

The following priorities provide a roadmap to achieving these goals and continuing to deliver on our mission for many years to come.

Maintain and enhance our facility

Support and elevate the work of our Resident Partners

Promote programmatic excellence, diversity, and impact

Build financial and operational sustainability

2023 FINANCES

USE OF FUNDS

SOURCES OF FUNDS

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS IN 2023

$50,000 or more

Agnes Bourne

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Lea Charitable Trust

Anita and Julian Saul Foundation Inc.: Anita and Julian Saul

Noa and Ted Staryk

$20,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (1)

Alumbra Innovations Foundation

Susan and Joseph Davenport, III

Deborah and Jon Dawson

Jenny and Donald Felsinger

Heather Gray

Cecilia and James Herbert

David and Debby Hopkins Foundation: Debby and David Hopkins

The Jaquith Family Foundation: Patty and Dick Jaquith

Jacque and John Jarve

Reece Jenkins in honor of Nika Jenkins

Elisabeth Bittner Joung and Chansoo Joung

Doug MacKenzie

The O’Neil Foundation: Janet and Bill O’Neil

Marie and Bob Parks Foundation: Marie and Bob Parks

Lindsay and James Wilcox

Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund

$10,000 - $19,999

Anonymous (4)

Maureen and Dave Brown

Katherine and Bill Burford

John and Eleanore Carifa Foundation: Eleanore and John Carifa

Michael Dearing

The Cornell Douglas Foundation: Ann D. Cornell

Ehrenkranz Family Foundation: Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz

Andrea and Tom Evans

Astrid Flood

Leslye and David Hardie

Jane and Mekki Jaidi

The George and Karen James Family Foundation Inc.:

Karen and George James Niner Foundation: Pam and Katy Niner

Marge Ordway

Walter I. “Mike” and Jean Louise Thieme Donor

Advised Fund: Sue Rope

Janet Smith

Carol Baker and Mark Stein in honor of Agnes Bourne

Christy Walton

Penn Charitable Fund: Teresa and Bill Waterman

Claudia Bonnist and Terry Winchell

$5,000 - $9,999

Sara Adamson

Helen and Fred Arbuckle

Gina and Geoffrey Baldwin

Rebecca and Dmitry Balyasny

Lisa and Joel Bender

Amy and Bomber Bryan

Christie and Jon Callaghan

Lisa Carlin

Jolane and Kevin Crawford

Sage and Austin DePree

Alissa Ehrenkranz and Patrick Dominick

Nisha and Steve Dubois

Betsy and Pete Forster

Lisa and Are Friesecke

Live Oak Fund: Theresa Polk

Godchaux

Myrna and Steve Greenberg

Berte Hirschfield

JWJ Family Foundation, Inc.:

Maria and Worthy Johnson

Systemic Change Fund:

Katharine Conover-Keller and Fred Keller

Betsy and Cy King

Beedee Ladd

Jenny and Kurt Listug

Irene and Alan Lund

Mendenhall Family Foundation: Katie and Mack

Mendenhall

Stacey and Bob Morse

Marion and David Mussafer

Newton Foundation

Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation

of Jackson Hole: William C. Newton

Lenore and David Nichols

The Opatrny Family Foundation: Judy and Don Opatrny

Annette and Noah Osnos

CIOS Foundation: Shirley and Paul Piper

Kathleen and John Qualy in honor of Chris Lea

Rita and Henry Richter

Seidler Foundation: Mary and Stanley Seidler

Michael Sellett

Courtney and Nikki Sixx

Susan and Nick Sutton

Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Town of Jackson

Lisa and Mark Vallely

Whiteley and Nick Wheeler

Vicky and John Whitley

Wyoming Arts Council

$1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous (7)

Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright

Alexandra and Nick Alessandro

Jean Anderson

Arts for All

Carole and Burke Baker

Debbie and Randy Barker

Ed Beddow in memory of Ann Frame

Margaret and Andrew Brigham

Kathleen Brown

W.L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Charitable Foundation: Zooey and Lyons Brown

Andrea Gerken and Frank Brummer

Hilary and Marty Camino

Chapman Family Foundation: Katherine Chapman

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Youth Philanthropy Program Fund

Pamela Cutler

Peggy and Kirk Davenport

Michele and Doug Dillard

Donovan Family Foundation: Nancy and David Donovan

Karen and Glenn Doshay

Cindy and David Edelson

David Elan

Jacqueline and Christian Erdman

Thomas M. Evans Jr. Foundation: Tania and Thomas Evans

Cissie and Dillon Ferguson

Chuck Fleischman

Sheryl and Jeffrey Flug

Kathy and Lee Gardner

Kelley and Jamie Gilbert

Richard T. Gilbane

Guerrero Family Foundation: Jill Jacero and Fernando Guerrero

Celeste and Victor Haghani

Susan and Gary Halling

The Harrington Family Foundation: Lydia and Ron Harrington

Anna and Anthony Hass

Bruce Hawtin

Kerri Ratcliffe and Doug Henderson

Missy and David Hoster

Penney and A.C. Hubbard

Dawn and John Hummel

Gina Humphries

Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta

Rita Zetterberg and Jim Kaplan

Jane and Charles Kusek

Janet Dibbs and Michael Laming

Spirit Dance Foundation:

Florence Lemle

Janine and David Lloyd

Patty and John Lummis

Paige and Ian MacLeod

Kyu Han and Heinz Maeusli

Millie Maxwell

Janet and Mark Mitchell

Jillian and Clay Moorhead

Alice and Rod Moorhead

Caroline Mortimer

Sawmill Foundation: Hillary and Mac Munro

Christine and David Murdoch

Jr. Family Foundation:

Christine and David Murdoch

Lisa and Steve Nesbitt

Mia Jensen and Sean O’Malley

Douglas Ober

Julie and Will Obering

Keith B. Ohnmeis

Foundation: Keith Ohnmeis

Marianne and Clas Olsson

Trina and Mike Overlock

Panoram Foundation Inc.:

Eugenie Copp

Gina Pate and Steve Pierce

Gloria Polis

Sharon Powell

Quiet Heart Foundation

Therese and Bert Romberg

S & G Foundation: Gale and Shelby Davis

Michele Gammer and Andrew Salter

Leeann and Theo Schuff

Kimberley Black and John Shelton

Eileen Shields-West in honor of Kate C West and Carter

Westfall

Megan and Tyson Slater

Nancy Jarrell and Ed Smail

Bitsy and Garnett Smith

Karen and Dick Stewart

STS Foundation: Pam and Phelps Swift

Anna and Steve Sullivan

Hilary Agin and Jonathan Summer

Karen Skaggs and Edwin Thomas

Robyne and Randolph Townsend

Barbara and Stan Trachtenberg

Kris and David Troxel

The Newcomer Family Foundation: Nancy Vick

Allison Von Maur

Margot Walk

Randy and Peter Walmsley

Beth and Ben Wegbreit

Bettina Whyte

Wolfensohn Family Foundation

Nancy Yih

$500 - $999

Anonymous (3)

Leah Schwartz and Bradley

Adams

Betty and Shaun

Andrikopoulos

Mary and Dave Bushnell

Liz and Dave Chandler

Karen and Jim Coleman

Beth and Patrick Coyne

Suzy and Bob Cronholm

Anna D’Andrea

Lynne and Van Davis

Mary Weber and Robert Duggan

Becky and Jeff Eidemiller

Blair and Jack Enders

Sandra and Ross Flax

Sara Flitner

Petria and Scott Fossel

Jill Baldauf and Steve Grossman

Gigi and Mike Halloran

Leslie Hermanson

May and John Herr

Kristen and Peter Kern

Charlotte Kidd

Mary Coyne and Bill Kolasky

Stephanie and Peter Lamelas

Kathy and Chris Lee

Andy and Clark MacKenzie

Madison Investment Advisors, LLC: Frank Burgess

Cheryl and Krag Marshall

Vicki Morrow

Megan and Daniel Nelson

Eugenie Copp and Ken Overfield

Louise and Joseph Parzick

Ellen and Peter Safir

Cheryl and Bill Schwartz

Yvonne Smith

Terri and Raymond Thomas

Karen Wilbrecht

Cindy and Will Wiltshire

Kathleen and Bruce Wolf

Andrea Wood

$100 - $499

Anonymous (6)

Bruce Abel

Deb Wuersch and Bob

Ablondi

William Abrams

Fraida and Robert Aland

Karen Kolodny and Carl

Amon

DeAnn and Daniel Anderson

Susan and Geoff Armstrong

Sallie and Dubose Ausley

Cheryl Bar-Or

Kirsten and Christopher Beda

Hillary and Mark Berry

Catherine and Jim Bierman

Kate Binger

Amy N. Stiers and

Christopher A. Bolling

Ruth and Tim Bradley

Yvette Brandell

Stephanie Brennan

Amy and Herb Brooks

Willi Brooks

Megan Brown

Aleathia Hoster and Tim Brown

Shari Brownfield

Kimbra Buerschaper

Keith Burke

Dorothy Burns

Nancy and Robert Burton

Shari Byerly

Sally and Jim Byrne

Theresa Zacharias and Frank Byrne

Rose Caiazzo

Ann Harvey and Michael Campbell

Betsy Carlin and Becky Watson

James Carpenter

Elisa and Andy Chambers

Cassi Mackey and Pete Chenen

Kathy Smith and Litt Clark

Amanda Colgate

Allison Colgin

Claire Conklin

Kim and George Cornelson

Helen and Mike Cottingham

Judy and Bill Cox

Merle Crandall

Nicholas Cravotta

Bill Cubin

Kristi and Art Denton

Gayle Downing

Stephen Dynia

Katharine and Jerry Falco

Julie and Matt Faupel

Dawn Felchle

Sarah and Stephen Fetters

Jill Veber and Raymond Fink

Marcia Allen and Gary Finkel

M.J. LaRue and Dan Forman

Katherine Frangos

Julie and Fred Gaston

Carrie and Mike Geraci

Elizabeth and Greg Gerhard

Kathleen Glover

Joan and David Goldfarb

Amy and Jeffrey Golightly

Sheldon and Bonnie Guren

Peggy Gilday and Maho

Hakoshima

Dave Hansen Whitewater: Bud Chatham

Sarah and Jeffrey Hanson

Barbara Hauge

Charisse and Curt Haws

John Higgins

Cynthia and P. Thomas

Hirsch

Karen and Dick Hobbins

Julie Holding

Shelley and John Holland

Carrie and Jack Howe

Peter Huffman

Barbara and William Hughes

Emily Janak Interiors LLC: Emily Janak

JC Jewelers Engraving

Joyce Johnson

Dorrie and Gregg Jones

Chelcie Jonke

Paula and the late Larry Jorgensen

Judy and Darrell Kaelber

David Kappenman

Jennifer and Jake Kilgrow

Kathy Kissick

Mary Lou and Richard Klene

Julie Birrer and Kraig Kobert

Kathy Nyrop and Stephen Koch

Pamela and Charles Koob

Charlotte Quesada Krugh and Bradley Krugh

Laura and Ted Ladd

Chris Lamberson

Maureen Londy

Jeanne and Kevin Long

Jim Luebbers

Nancy Lundgren

The Luther Family Foundation Inc.: Lindsay and Jackson Brandenburg

Debbie and Warren Machol

Patricia and Donald Macnaughton

Elise and James Mahaffie

Micah Maly

Elizabeth Drapela and Steve Markason

William Martin

Holly McCollister

Holly Mclain

Kimberly and John Mcmorrow

Brett McPeak

Mary Mcsorley

Shawn Meisl

Kim Mellick

Michele Jenkinson and Mitchell Menaker

Marian and Dave Meyers

Sally Yocum and David Miller

Jessica and Corey Milligan

Jim Mitchell

Krista and Jed Mixter

Richard Mogan

Judy and Matt Montagne

Jackie Montgomery

Kate Moore

Beth Moritz

Sweet Life Foundation: Anne Muller

Camille Obering-Musser and Ben Musser

Annie and Rod Newcomb

Julia Nielson

Sarah Opler

Liz Dietz and Andy Orr

Kathy Orr

William Pew

Leslie Petersen

Sarah and George Phocas

Lisa and Scott Pierson

Patricia Poletti

Prairie Realty Advisors: John Siff

Barbara and Thomas Putnam

Lucy and Harley Rankin

Shelby Read

Rendezvous Mountain

Rentals & Property

Management, Inc.

Susan Foster and Sanford

Ress

Lisa Ridgway

John C. Roberts

Elisabeth Rohrbach

Andrea and Monroe

Rosenthal

Charlie Ross

Joyce Frye and Doug Ross

Laura and Jesse Ryan

Jane and Hans Sack

Nathan Saunders

Maggie and Brian Schilling

Valerie Schreibeis

Claudia and Michael Schrotz

Edward Schuster

Janet and Michael Schwamm

Vita Picchi and Will Schwartz

Scott Capital: Denise and Gregory Scott

Robb, Krista and Savannah

Sgroi

Cheryl Hutt and Saul Silverstein

Ronalyn Sisson

Jennifer and Rick Smith

Spence Law Firm

Amy Staehr

Patty Deeds-Starr and Daniel

Starr

Bridget Mullen and Michael Stern

Pamela Stockton

Jonathan Stuart

Mindy and Greg Sturgis

George Sumner

Karen Terra

Shirley J. and Wesley G. Timmerman household

Cameron Todor

Meaghan and John Tozzi

Cathy Dombi and Philip Trautman

Amy and Steve Unfried

Juliet Unfried

Lisa and Mark Wan

Jeffrey Ward

Robert P Weber Jr

Maggie Radford and Bob

Weiss

Robert Wemple

Carter Westfall

Missy Whelan

Jana White

Kay and Thomas Wilson

Chris and Kurt Wimberg

Melody Lin and Loring Woodman

Laura and David Woodruff

Susie and David Work

Dimmie and Greg Ziegler

Leslie Jones and Paul Zeller

$25 - $99

Anonymous (12)

Emily and Jim Ambler

Lauren Bain

Sybilla and Alexandre Balkanski

Reid Bauer

Maria Sengle and Pearson

Beasley

Cecilia and Frank Bellinghiere

Gainor and Joseph Bennett

Susan Berkenfield

Kelly René Bernard

Nancy and Joseph Bohne

Anne and Clay Bradley

Whitney Oppenhuizen and Greg Broseus

Paige Byron

Thomas Caddy

Anne Ladd and Len Carlman

Deanie Carlton

Jennifer and Marc Chonczynski

Melanie Cohodes

Laura Davenport

Jennifer Dawes

Oona Doherty

Liza Millet and Michael Dowda

Katherine and Mark Dowson

Beth Droppert

Jennifer Durning

Susan Echt

Samantha Eddy

Lindsey Ehinger

Syd and Gary Elliot

Jane and Mike Emmer

Johnny Fifles

Caryn and Tim Flanagan

Amanda Flosbach

Julianne and Ed Fries

Emily Gaynor

Martha and John Gilmore

Ruth and Gary Wayne Glass

Robert Gooch in honor of

Norman and Kem Wilson

Jenny and John Graham

Connie Wieneke and Rick Greenwood

DONORS

Uschi and Jochen Grocke

Arnav Guleria

Ann-Marie Halsted

Mike Hardaker

Anne and Matt Hare

Keith Harger

Karen Jerger and Chuck Harris

Claudia and William Hobbs

Barbara Della-Corte and Chris Hoeft

Stephen Hoff

Notyard Creative: Drayton Holcomb

John Hoover

Colina Hopson

Molly Hughes

Nathan Hutton

Factory Information

Technology: Ed Fries and Zach Huseby

Kathleen Jefferis

Julie Judson

Barbara Kaplan

Holly Hunter and Mark Kelleher

Susan and Fred Kingwill

Bill Klyn

Benita and Charles Knight

Ingrid Krasnow

Frances Pollak and Ernest LaBelle

Patricia Roser and Andrew Langford

David Lawrence

Mary Levitz

Cameron Lewis

Tim Libassi

Allison and John Liljestrom

Peter Lindell

Sarah Lovestad

Natalia and Thomas Macker

Andrew Mahoney

Mason Marshall

Nancy Martino

Joe Mcnamara

Pablo Migoya

Dawn Webster and Patrick Millard

Lewis Matthew Miller

Rick Miller

Lizzie Mitchell

Kea and Tom Molnar

Allison and David Monroe

Bart Monson

Dale and James Naylor IV

Dorothy Neckels

Amy Orchard

Connie Owen

Tamara Palmer

Teton Maple Exchange: Galen Parke

Ruthie and Bob Peters

Brooke Phillips

Pam Phillips

Carol and Steve Poole

Susan Purcell

Kevin Pusey

Pamela and Jerry Rankin

Jamie Macintosh and Mike Rheam

Barrett Rhoades

Ruth and Jim Rooks

Rebecca Roper

Melanie Ross

Sarah Russ

Jonathan Schechter

Becky and Tom Schell

Jennifer and Matthew Scott

Peter Selkowitz

Sarah Sellergren

Julia Sharpe

Sandy and Dick Shuptrine

Vandita Singh

Amy Skinner

Stephanie Smith

Hannah Sorenson

Christine Stevens

Monica Stout

Rebecca Strout

Sonda Denise and Thomas Strozza

Charlie’s Plumbing: Stephen Struebing

Elizabeth Sword

Lynn Theismann

Shirley and Dan Thomas

Brittany and Kyle Thompson

Patty and Tom Tisone

Julie and John Tobiason

Lisa Samford and Wally Ulrich

Tammie and Ted Van Holland

Evie Lewis and Doug Vogel

Chris von Strasser

Michele Voorhees

Polly and Sandy Wakeman

Linore and Jim Wallace

Kathleen Krouskup

Katy Hollbacher and Adam Ward

Willow Larson and Nick Warmuth

Jadan Watson

Rob Weed

Jennifer Wilkins

Steph Fellows and Dustin Wise

Barbara and Jeff Wogoman

Neesha Zollinger

GIVING PERIOD: 1.1.2023 - 12.31.2023

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Patrick Dougherty Sculpture Finders Keepers Photo: Karissa Akin

THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS SPONSORS IN 2023

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CENTER FOR THE ARTS’ MISSION IS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART THROUGH THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF: