Center for the Arts 2013 Annual Report

Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Troupe, Winter Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Crested Butte Songwriter’s Festival, Winter Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Mark Chesnutt, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

The Center is the Past, Present & Future of the Arts in Crested Butte!

MEANINGFUL NON-PROFIT PARTNERSHIPS CREATE EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS! 2013 WAS AN INCREDIBLE YEAR FOR THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS!! We discovered that the Center has tripled our program offerings over the past three years through our unique partnerships with the essential arts nonprofits in our community. No other arts organization has the vast array of partnerships that the Center has in Crested Butte.

These partnerships are: • • • • • •

Crested Butte Dance Collective Crested Butte School of Dance The Art Studio Crested Butte Film Festival Crested Butte Plein Air Invitational The Trailhead Children’s Museum

• Crested Butte Community School Enrichment Program • Crested Butte Wine and Food Festival • The Arts Alliance of the East River Valley

The Center impacts the community with 350 annual programs and partnerships across a range of art: music, visual arts, children’s programming, dance, culinary, and film. The Center is also THE leader in coordinating arts efforts in the area through the Arts Alliance of the East River Valley. These efforts all combine to build community in Crested Butte.

And we are just getting started!

Once a grassroots startup, today Center for the Arts Crested Butte is the cultural hub of the Gunnison Valley for live music concerts including blues, jazz, bluegrass, classical, folk, rock, country, funk and more. Our live outdoor concert series, Alpenglow, enlivens the community with free entertainment on Monday nights during the summer.

Professional dance performances range from ballet to modern to burlesque. Traveling productions and local theater productions all find a place at the Center.

The Center for the Arts is also a home for visual arts exhibitions, classes and local performing arts. The Art Studio annex at 111 Elk Avenue offers creative workshops including watercolor, ceramics, photography, jewelry making and more. The Crested Butte Dance Collective’s classes range from aerial to African and salsa to swing. The Piper and Art Studio Galleries serve as career-enhancing home for local artists.

What’s next for the Center?

Our vibrant, friendly town needs a larger, multi-functional Center for the Arts in Crested Butte that will meet the growing demands of and interest in the arts for all the years ahead — and that will ensure that the arts will remain a key factor in the quality of life and the economic health of our community.

With the rapid growth of local arts programs and increasing event attendance, a larger, more advanced facility is vitally important. The facility is also overcrowded in its support spaces and in the rehearsal and performance areas that are at the heart of the Center. Partner programs with burgeoning enrollment often have difficulty scheduling rehearsals and classes because of our space limitations. In addition, many of the Center’s spaces are not accessible to those with special needs. The Piper Gallery, while it is an incredible place for local visual artists to showcase their work, is not wheelchairaccessible; neither are the offices nor the stage.

We look forward to sharing the story of the Center and our critical role in bringing the community together. We are the past, present and future of the arts in Crested Butte.

Together, we’ll make great things happen.

Most Sincerely, JENNY BIRNIE Executive Director

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MarchFourth Marching Band, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Crested Butte Wine & Food Festival, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Amy Helm, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

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OUR VISION The future we truly desire: As a captivating and welcoming place, truly unrivaled in Colorado, the Center for the Arts brings people together to share, inspire, nurture, educate, and enjoy arts and culture.

OUR MISSION Our purpose: As a home for arts and culture, the Center for the Arts offers engaging opportunities and educational experiences to enrich and expand the life of our community.

OUR VALUES & BELIEFS We believe that:

Gypsy Caravan, Crested Butte Dance Collective, Winter Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

• Arts and cultural experiences are for everyone.

• Arts and cultural experiences expand horizons; bring people together in ways that create opportunities for meaningful conversation; challenge assumptions; and ultimately, enrich our daily lives.

• Creativity, innovation, diversity, and spontaneity add value to the work of the Center and to the life of our community.

• Accessibility and inclusiveness are at the heart of the Center’s mission and reason for being.

• The Center is for everyone.

THE CENTER PRESENTS COMMUNITY PRESENTERS Adaptive Sports Center BANFF Mountain Film Festival Brownie Troop Flag Ceremony Crested Butte Avalanche Center Crested Butte Bike Week Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce Crested Butte Community School Crested Butte Community School Enrichment Program Crested Butte Dance Collective Crested Butte Film Festival Crested Butte Music Festival Crested Butte News Crested Butte Nordic Center Crested Butte School of Dance Crested Butte Songwriters Festival Dead Head Ed’s End of the Season Party Gunnison County Hospice High Country Citizens Alliance Matchstick Productions Office of Resource Efficiency ORSCH Public Policy Forum Reel Rock Tour Stepping Stones Children’s Center The Paper Clip The Wynes Family Town of Crested Butte United Congregational Church

Vinotok Western Pilates Xanadu Performing Arts Co. Yoga for the Peaceful

THE CENTER PRESENTS “Eat Your Vegetables” Lecture and Book Signing 50 Shades of Mead Metcalf in Bondage Alpin Hong Amy Helm & The Handsome Strangers Bearfoot Bluegrass Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Crushed Out David Mayfield Parade Desert Noises Donovan Frankenreiter Far West Hell’s Belles Keller Williams Lisa Marie Presley March Fourth Marching Band Mark Chesnutt Matt Flinner Trio Mountain Standard Time New Speedway Boogie Opal Moon Paula Poundstone Playground Theater Richie Furay Band Ruth Moody Band Shawn Mullins Suzy Bogguss

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The Empty Bottle Blues Band The Vagina Monologues Tim O’Brien Tony Furtado Town Mountain Urban Island Steel Vagabond Opera Velveteen Rabbit Yo Mamma’s Big Fat Booty Band

CRESTED BUTTE FILM FESTIVAL / FILM SERIES Bones Brigade Concert Halls to Film — The Conductor Composes Crested Butte Film Festival Moonrise Kingdom SAMSARA Schooled Films Searching for Sugarman Sideways The Standbys Warren Miller’s Flow State Wild Horse, Wild Ride

ART STUDIO OF CENTER FOR THE ARTS Art & Land Art Talk Basic Press Molds Series Batik Fabric Art Body Portraits Botanical Illustration of Wildflowers Brush to Paper: A Water Color Workshop Calligraphy & Wildflowers Canvas & Cabernet

Chakra Painting Clay Earring Holders Clay Maracas: A Family Art Workshop Clay Seed Pods Cocktails & Clay Drawing & Sketching for Middle & High School Free Seminars for Artists Fun with Photography Glittery Valentine Workshop: Cards & Decorations Herb Class Series Inspired Mix Media Intro to Building Your Website Knitting: Hats, Wristlets & Scarves Live Painting Series at the Lobar Mixed-Media Printmaking Moon & Milky Way Photographic Workshops Mosey Through the Posies Paint Your Dog’s Portrait Paint Your Own Pottery Series Pastels in the Garden Photographic Hike Photographing Crested Butte Alleyways Photography in Paradise Portraits with Third Eye Photography Portraiture & Figure Drawing Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Crafting Ripple Women’s Retreat Storybook Characters in Polymer Clay Teen Graffiti

A REPORT ON THE FISCAL YEAR NOV. 1, 2012 THROUGH OCT. 31, 2013 IN 2013 THE CENTER WELCOMED OVER 33,000 PEOPLE THROUGH ITS DOORS through 624 separate events — 277 being produced by the Center alone. Of these, 57 were Center presentations, 158 rental events (for non-profits such as the School of Dance, Music Festival, Avalanche Center, High Country Conservation Advocates, Search and Rescue and the Public Policy Forum), 136 rehearsals and six school events. There were over 20 Piper Gallery and Art Studio Receptions for local and regional artists. The Crested Butte Dance Collective held 52 classes serving over 650 dancers, in addition to conducting 146 rehearsals on the Center Stage. Their annual sell-out smash hit Move the Butte currently entertains over 1,000 dance enthusiasts. The Art Studio conducted over 90 days of instruction to over 500 budding artists at our satellite campus at 111 Elk Avenue, with several hundred more in private lessons, Shared Artist Space participants and art browsers to the gallery. Through our partnership with the Crested Butte Film Festival we offered 24 films to 857 film aficionados through the Monthly Film Series and hosted over 1,200 during the film festival itself. As the sponsor of the Crested Butte Wine and Food Festival we helped educate and entertain 750 oenophiles. Our annual fundraising series, Tour de Forks, hosts almost 800 epicureans in private homes with dinners prepared by the region’s accomplished chefs.

As each day passes, we are adding more classes, more workshops, more opportunities for the visual arts, more invigorating performances in the arts. Through all of this it is our vision, our mission and our values that guide our every move.

Watercolor Basics Wildflower Book of Hours Wildflower Canvas & Cabernet Wildflower Crochet

CRESTED BUTTE DANCE COLLECTIVE Aerial Dance Summer Intensive Aerial Open Workout An Evening of Argentine Tango Beginner Aerial Dance Series Cleo Parker Robinson Master Classes Five Week Dance Workshop Gypsy Caravan Move the Butte Partner Dance Night Valentines Swing Night

PIPER & ART STUDIO GALLERY Adam Freed Beck Chappell Carlie Kenton Contemporary Clay Crested Butte Community School Dawn Cohen Jesse Blumenthal Kelly Frimel Kimbre Woods Laura Cooper Elm Mary Tuck Ruth Esserman Shayn Estes Stepping Stones Children’s Center Suzanne Pierson

TOUR DE FORKS Elegant Echelons & Bountiful Brunch Dusk to Dawn Golf Challenge The Outer Limits of Town Quintessential Historic Cabins Kingdom of the Two Sicilys Riverside Feast at Wilder on the Taylor It’s a Good Feeling to Know Richie Furay Funkytown: The Party at the End of the Road Adventure Hike to the North Pole Sunset on Red Lady The Grand Finale Top of the World Tour d’Art Winemaker Dinner with Soupcon Elegance

STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED OCT. 31, 2013 SUPPORT & REVENUE n n n n n n

DONATIONS PROGRAM SERVICES GRANTS FUNDRAISING EVENTS BAR IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE

EXPENSES n n n n

PROGRAM SERVICES MANAGEMENT & GENERAL FUNDRAISING DEPRECIATION TOTAL EXPENSES INCREASE (DECREASE) IN UNRESTRICTED NEW ASSETS

CRESTED BUTTE WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL Anyone Can Make An Artisan Cocktail Anything But Chardonnay — Unique Whites Bursting with Bubbles Brunch Celebrity Chef Tour Dinner to Benefit the James Beard Foundation In Search of Perfect Pairings Introduction to Fine Wine Italy: It’s More than Chianti Old World vs. New World Pinot Noir from Around the World Premium Tasting The Grand Tasting

297,436 288,885 31,966 112,766 28,518 147,134 $906,705

USES OF FUNDS $878,791

712,506 108,353 30,416 27,516 $878,791 27,914 3%

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12%

16%

81%

3%

33%

12%

32%

SOURCES OF FUNDS $906,705

4% All figures audited by Hamblin & Associates, LLC

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CONTRIBUTORS It is with great appreciation that we thank the following individuals, businesses and foundations for their generous support of the Center for the Arts.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $25,000+ Crested Butte Mountain Resort Gail Digate Leadership Learning Systems Carol Ann May

SPOTLIGHT $10,000–$24,999 Jeff Hermanson Susan Lawhon Peak Property Management

BENEFACTOR $5,000–$9,999 Arthur Kontos Foundation Henry and Sandra Estess Balie and Beverly Griffith Ren and Gloria Kern Bill and Cynthia Peatross The Pine Tree Foundation Carol Webb and Don Wemlinger Owens Property Management

FOUNDERS CLUB $2,500–$9,999 Jeff and Mickie Bragalone Jeff and Loretta Clarke Joe and Susan Downes Scott and Debra Duncan Margery Feldberg and Jeremy Levin Paul and Donna Witt Maxine and Jack Zarrow Foundation Ed Zwick and Libery Godshall

CENTER CIRCLE $1,000–$2,499 Paul and Joy Adams Dick and Mary Allen Bruce and Debbie Alpern Bill and Doris Altman Kathy Barnard Susan and Kevin Beltz Melissa and John Belkin Joel Benisch Fred and Sue Berry Roy and Toni Bliss Larry and Debbie Brannian John and Emily Bruno Nan and Fred Buxton Shelle Carrig and Becky Phil and Missy Chamberland Dan and Nancy Chapman Joe and Marie Chocole Cjay and Megan Clark Collin Weston Memorial Gus and Karen Comiskey Reggie and Susie Coon Arlo and Barbara DeKraai Roger and Sandy Dorf John and Heather Featherman

John Ferguson Frank and Linda Fialkoff Tim and Christe Fretthold Rob and Marilyn Gentry Tony and Tina Guilder Michael and Gracy Hall Anne Hickman Jim and Ynette Hogue Bill and Carolyn Huckabay Don and Cathey Humphreys IBM Pat and Jane Jenevein Anne Lamkin Kinder Raymond Kimbell Ed and Judy Ligon Tonie and Charles Mann Tem and Maggie McElroy Nina McLemore Ben McLoughlin David and Patty Miller M.J. and Jim Miller David Moore Sammy and Therese Nagem David and Marjorie O'Reilly Cille and Mike Ribaudo Brit and Kay Rice Bill and Anne Ronai Jim Runner Jerrie Runice Elisabeth Sherratt Andy and Julia Shoup Neil and Peggy Sisson Bruce and Alice Ann Street Tony and Randi Stroh David and Judy Snowden Jan and Dan Terry Kate Tillery Ted and Sharon Troy Beth and Ben Wegbreit Marv and Marty Weidner Dick and Rodi Whiting Wynn and Leah Williams Tim and Wren Wirth

PATRON $500–$999 Allison Kern Andy and Julia Shoup Anthony and Randi Stroh Ben and Beth Wegbreit Betty and Dave Schneider Bill and Carolyn Huckabay Bill and Carolyn Reimer Bill and Lenni Burke Bob and Nancy Yuskaitis Bob Huckins Construction Brett Dixon C.L. Ingalls Chris and Francene Kopf Chuck and Beverly Lueckemeyer Chuck and Cathy McGinnis

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Cindi Faulkner Clif and Kathy Barnhart Clyde and Bitsy Wyant Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley Crested Butte / Mt. Crested Butte Rotary Club Dana Howard Danek Bienkowski and Jo Ann Macy Dave and Betty Schneider David and Judy Snowden David and Marj O'Reilly David and Patty Miller David and Susan Miclette David Gilbert Dawn Grove Dick and Rodi Whiting Don Haver Donna and Richard Rozman Douglas McDonald Elisabeth Sherratt Elizabeth Schmidgall Eric Eichler Frank and Linda Fialkoff Gene and Debra Harmon George and Phyllis Mitchell Gwen Des Cognets Hal and Rosalind Cook Harold and Sandra Duble Harry Kelso Harvey Castro Henry and Sandra Estess Herb Weitzman IBM James A. Crowell and Sterling James and Delrena Sides Jane MeGinnis Jason Berv and Sumaya Abuhaidar Jeff and Mickie Bragalone Jerry and Andy Brown Jim and MJ Miller Jim and Ynette Hogue Jim Runner Joan Binkow Joe and Susan Downes Joel Benisch John and Neva Dawson John and Stephanie Flanigan Jon and Patsy Hundley Katalin Wolff Ken and Barbara Moffit Ken and Janet Levit Ken and Marsha Caratelli Kenneth Banta Kenneth Gellman Lacy and Edie Williams Larry and Alice West Leah and Wynn Williams Linda and Michael Boyd Lisa Tully Luther and Kathryn Kissam Margot Levy Marion Troske Mark and Carol Lester Mike and Cille Ribaudo Mike and Gracy Hall Mike and Tricia Wortley Milton Graves Mirabi Holland Nancy Siebert and Jon Zich

Neil and Peggy Sisson Nina Kingsdale Pam and Pat Montgomery Pat and Jane Jenevein Peter and Margaret Kennel Phil and Missy Chamberland Poor Richard's Charitable Trust Ralph and Martha Walton Randy and Rosemary Ewing Randy and Rosemary Ewing Reggie and Susie Coon Richard and Marsha Cole Rick and Mary Bush Rob and Marilyn Gentry Roger and Sandy Dorf Roy and Toni Bliss Sarah Keene Scott Moss Shelley and Mike Lockwood Sid and Anne Anderson Stanley Fimberg Stephen and Kate Tillery Sterling and Melissa Doster StevePolanandElizabethRoistacher Sumaya Abuhaidar Susan Lawhon Ted and Sharon Troy Terri VonDohlen The Town of Crested Butte The Town of Mt. Crested Butte Tom and Becky Mitchell Tom and Linda Biery Tom and Stephanie Seymour Tonie and Charles Mann Wayne and Leslie Collins William and Doris Altman William Goddard

FRIEND $25–$499 A.H. Bricker ACLI-MATE Adele Broughton Alan and Mary Atterbury Albert and Kathryn Vogel Ali and Murphy Smith Alice and Robbin Dawson Allan and Diane Miller Allen and Judy Cox Allen and Molly Oliphant Allen Hadley Allison and Mike Butcher Andrew Breibart Andrew Brown Anita King Annette Dunton Barbara and Arlo DeKraai Barbara and John Mikkelson Barbara Dehaemers Barbara Haas Barbara Kotler Barry and Rena Grossman Ben and Mary Gwen Hulsey Berek Novak Betsy Heartfield Bill and Deborah Howell Bill and Gretchen Tunkey Bill and Judy McCormick Bill and Margie Abraham

Bill and Susan Grana Bill Dowell Bill Reynolds Bob and Barbara Kauffman Bob and Carol Stewart Bob and Judy McNamara Bob and Malla Brandenberger Bob and Nancy Yuskaitis Brett and Susan Dixon Brian and Carol Dale Bright Family Brooke Bower Bruce Jackson Carl Warden Carol Barbour Carol Denny Carol Stroop Catherine Kolb Catherine Price and Jeremy Goddard Cathy Sporcich Celia Roe Charley and Angie Dumas Charlie and Shelley O'Connor Chris and Andrea Cappy Chris Stenger Christy and Bill Manuel Chuck and Cathy McGinnis Chuck and Ofra Reynolds Cindy Mattson Cindy Schawn Clay and Norma Claassen Clyde and Bitsy Wyant Connie and Prewitt Lane Cynthia Galley Dale Bradley Dana Ingram DanekBienkowskiandJoAnn Macy Daniel J. Murphy Dave and Betty Schneider David Abram David and Barbara Dehaemers David and Christine Baxter David and Jody Jones David and Sharon Gleeson David Kimbell David Ralston David Rose and Ceil Murray David W. and Bridget Ralston Debbie and Larry Brannian Debra Hartz Debra Reich Debra Sporcich Diane Cashen Dick and Sharon Renwick Don and Linda Chapman Don and Teresa Guzzetta Donald and Val Senter Donna and John Mullins Donna Barrow Donna Kindervatter Dorothy Rickard Doug and Harriett Raney Doug Kroft Douglas Gorman Dr. Z Miller and Trilby Carriker Edward Herick Eleanor Deacon Elisabeth Hise Eric Peterson and Cathy Steinberger Ethan and Katie Mueller

Foster and Margaret Madeley Frank Chalfont Frank Goldsberry Fred and Sue Berry Frederick and Carol Stroop Gail Mancuso and Brian Downs Gary and Elizabeth Keiser Gene and Debra Harmon Gene and Martha Bryson George and Claire Nelson George and Judith Haecker George and Linda Neuner George Kelly Gil and Lynn Friedlander Gleeson Family Gordon and Joan Moore Grace McMahon and Bill Renfro Greg and Linda Neuner Hal and Rosalind Cook Happy Fowler and Bert Phillips Harold and Sandra Duble Herb Weitzman Hugh and Kitty Harris Jack and Gwen Dixon Jack and Jane McAllister Jack and Marlene Lintz Jack and Paula Dietrich Jack and Peggy Colby Jack Zogg James and Delrena Sides James and Jean McGill James C. McGill Jane and Bill Chaney Jane McGinnis Jay and Pam Jaynes Jay Fishbein Jay Jones Jay Wolkov Jeanette Peter Jerrie Runice Jim and Annie Starr Jim and Diane Fisher Jim and Mary Sue Westmoreland Jim and Ruth Keene Jim and Sandra Wickham Jim and Susie Maclean Jim Guzzi Jimmy Wickham Joan and Jim Prentice Joan Binkow Joan Geist Joan Heinz Joe and Becky Williams John and Bets Carrico John and Christy Murchison John and Dimitra Carmichael John and Donna Mullins John and Drew Stull John and Gwen Nixon John and Jackie Ingham John and Kay Braziel John and Marsha Soucheray John and Mary Ellis John and Nancy Stroud John and Trish McCarthy John Kozyak and Barbara Silverman John Sansbury John Schanck Joseph de Compiegne

Joya DePasquale Judy and Bob McNamara Judy and John Miller Jules Bohnn Karen Dunn Karen Fontenot Katherine Schloesser Kathy and Mike Keig Kathy Reid Katie and Ethan Mueller Keith Henning Ken and Barbara Moffit Ken and Eleanor Deacon Kenneth and Marla Drucker Kevin and Cynthia O'Brien Kim Walter and Neil Manecke Kurt and Janet Giesselman Kyle and Peggie Pentecost Larry and Carol Barbour Larry and Karen Dunn Larry and Venice Stuart Lash and Judy Hansborough Laura and Michael Werner Laura Ferenci Lauren and Bob Lange Laurie and Dan Goetz Lee and Cathy Cannon Lee and Jay Renfrow Lee and Kathy Cannon Live Oak Foundation Lori Divine Hudson Lorie Futch Lowry and Leila Smith Lucy Hecker Lucy Porter Lynn and Ralph Veerman Maren Palmer Marie and Frank Leith Marla Covey and James Marra Marlene Lintz Marsha Goldstein and Robert Fine Martha Violett Mary Whitson Mavis and Wendy Kelsey Melissa Cunningham Melissa Mason Michael and Meg Smith Michael and Sharon Young Michael and Stephanie Poley Michael Carter Michael Prentiss Michael Racowsky Michelle Campbell Mickey Brislin Mike and Linda Boyd Mike and Martha Montano Morton and Miriam Brown N.F. Rayder Nan and Fred Buxton Nancy Reimer Neil and Joan Windsor Norman and Dorothy Eastwood Owen and Anne Bricker Pamela Eaton Pat and Jane Jenevein Paul and Jackie Kingsbury Paula Lehr and Art Mears Peggy and Web Carr Pete and Kay Deleeuw

Pete Lawson and Gail Burford Peter and Kathleen Esposito Peter and Margaret Kennel Peter and Mary Jane Bridges Philip and Beweeda Warnick Phoebe Wilson Polly Keller R.C. and Joyce Benson Ralph and Lynn Veerman Rebecca Borchers Reggie and Susie Coon Richard Newton Robbin and Alice Dawson Roger and Linda Brown Roger Gladgow Ruth Miller Sam and Nan Lumb Sandra Heydt and Eric Von Starck Sara Hammond Scott and Kristi Hargrove Shawn Harvey Skip and Ruth Berkshire Stan and Diane Bienasz Stephanie Prater Stephen and Susan Davis Sue Schappert and Graham Ulrich Susan and Norman Bardeen Susan Harrison Susan Sweetra Susie and Jim Maclean Suzanne Schoeller Sylvia Mitchell Talie Morrison The Sementelli Family Thomas and Kerrie Garrett Tim and Andrea Lee Tom and Ann Kelsey Tom and Karen Jensen Tony Barnard Tyler and Laura Martineau Uwe Meissner W.F. Womble William and Suzanne Sullvan William Hanneman William McCreight William Winkler

IN MEMORY Barbara Jensen Aaron Kotler Doug Lund Elvira Parise Bob Runice Jim Zezula

IN HONOR Alpenglow Margot Barnard Clif and Kathy Barnhart Joel Benisch Heidi Bogart Crested Butte Community School Enrichment Anne Lamkin Kinder Ren and Gloria Kern Melissa Mason Carol Ann May Robert Pannier Family The Art Studio

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FOUNDERS CLUB Founders’ Club members make an annual $2,500 donation to support outstanding programs and performances at the Center.

Jeff and Mickie Bragalone Jeff and Loretta Clarke Joe and Susan Downes Scott and Debra Duncan Margery Feldberg and Jeremy Levin Paul and Donna Witt Maxine and Jack Zarrow Foundation Ed Zwick and Liberty Godshall

CENTER CIRCLE Center Circle members make a $1,000 financial commitment to bring extraordinary artists to Crested Butte.

Paul and Joy Adams Dick and Mary Allen Bruce and Debbie Alpern Bill and Doris Altman Kathy Barnard Susan and Kevin Beltz Melissa and John Belkin Joel Benisch Fred and Sue Berry Roy and Toni Bliss Larry and Debbie Brannian John and Emily Bruno Nan and Fred Buxton Shelle Carrig and Becky Frey Phil and Missy Chamberland Dan and Nancy Chapman Joe and Marie Chocole Cjay and Megan Clark Collin Weston Memorial Fund Gus and Karen Comiskey Reggie and Susie Coon Arlo and Barbara DeKraai Roger and Sandy Dorf John and Heather Featherman John Ferguson Frank and Linda Fialkoff Tim and Christe Fretthold Rob and Marilyn Gentry Tony and Tina Guilder Michael and Gracy Hall Anne Hickman Jim and Ynette Hogue Bill and Carolyn Huckabay Don and Cathey Humphreys

IBM Pat and Jane Jenevein Anne Lamkin Kinder Raymond Kimbell Ed and Judy Ligon Tonie and Charles Mann Tem and Maggie McElroy Nina McLemore Ben McLoughlin David and Patty Miller M.J. and Jim Miller David Moore Sammy and Therese Nagem David and Marjorie O'Reilly Cille and Mike Ribaudo Brit and Kay Rice Bill and Anne Ronai Jim Runner Jerrie Runice Elisabeth Sherratt Andy and Julia Shoup Neil and Peggy Sisson Bruce and Alice Ann Street Tony and Randi Stroh David and Judy Snowden Jan and Dan Terry Kate Tillery Ted and Sharon Troy Beth and Ben Wegbreit Marv and Marty Weidner Dick and Rodi Whiting Wynn and Leah Williams Tim and Wren Wirth

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Vagabond Opera, Winter Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Crested Butte Dance Collective, Move the Butte, Winter Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE The following donors have contributed between $10,000 – $100,000 to the Center for the Arts over the past five years.

Andy and Julia Shoup Ann Lamkin Kinder Anne and Bill Ronai Anne Hickman Anonymous Arthur Kontos Foundation Balie and Beverly Griffith Ben and Mary Gwen Hulsey Bill and Anita Vallett Bill and Cynthia Peatross Bill and Doris Altman Bruce and Alice Ann Street Bruce and Debbie Alpern Carol Ann May and Jim Saindon Clif and Kathy Barnhart Colorado Creative Industries Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley Crested Bute Lodging and Property Management Crested Butte Arts Festival Crested Butte Mountain Resort David and Judy Snowden David and Patty Miller Dianne Baker Dick and Rodi Whiting

Don Haver Ed and Judy Ligon Gail A. Digate Gail and Kip Richards Gunnison County Gus and Karen Comiskey Henry and Sandra Estess Jason Lewis Jeff and Loretta Clarke Jeff and Mickie Bragalone Jeff Hermanson Jennifer and Gary Hartman Jim and DeAnna Bodenstedt Jim Runner Joe and Susan Downes Joel Benisch Kate Tillery Larry and Patsy Hall Lenni and Bill Burke Malte and Pam vonMattheissen Margery Feldberg and Jeremy Levin Margot Levy Marj and David O'Reilly Marv and Marty Weidner

Maxine and Jack Zarrow Foundation Nathan Bilow Photography Nina Kingsdale Owens Property Management Pat and Jane Jenevein Paul and Donna Witt Paul and Joy Adams Peak Property Management Red Lady Realty Ren and Gloria Kern Richard and Marsha Cole Richard and Mary Allen Rick and Mary Bush Robert and Pam Nichols Roger and Sandy Dorf Scott and Debra Duncan Susan Lawhon Padon Ted and Sharon Troy The Pine Tree Foundation Tim and Christe Fretthold Tom and Linda Biery Tony and Randi Stroh Town of Crested Butte Town of Mt. Crested Butte Wayne and Leslie Collins Wynn and Leah Williams

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SPONSORS Businesses and individuals who support the Center for the Arts programs and fundraising events.

SUMMER SEASON SPONSORS Red Lady Realty, Presenting Sponsor Acme Liquor Artisan Rug Gallery Back at the Ranch Benson Sotheby’s International Realty Bill and Cynthia Peatross Blackline Entertainment Bob Huckins Construction Cakebread Cellars Camp 4 Coffee Carol Ann May and Jim Saindon Clear Rivers Holistics Colorado Creative Industries Crested Butte Bank Crested Butte Electrical Crested Butte Events Crested Butte Mountain Resort Crested Butte Music Festival Crested Butte / Mt. Crested Butte Rotary Diamond Blue Pool and Spa Electrical Logic, Inc. Four Eighteen Gail and Kip Richards Gateau Fab Bakery Gunnison Brewery Gunnison Valley Health Holbrook & Smith General Contractors Interior Visions J.D. Belkin & Associates, LLC Jack and Paula Dietrich Leadership Learning Systems Little Red Schoolhouse Maxwell’s Steakhouse Milky Way Montanya Distillers Mountain Store Mountain Surfaces Nathan Bilow Photography Old Town Inn Owens Property Management Peak Property Management Pinnacle, Inc. Princess Wine Bar & Western Design Rocky Mountain Frames & Trophies Rocky Mountain Trees & Landscaping

Simply Office Supplies Starr & Assoicates Sunlit Architect Tango The Eldo The Grand Lodge The Last Steep The Slogar Bar and Restaurant The Sunflower Deli The Wooden Nickel Town of Crested Butte Upslope Brewing Company Western Pilates Yoga for the Peaceful

WINTER SEASON SPONSORS Benson Sotheby’s International Realty, Presenting Sponsor 97.1 The Cave Blackline Entertainment Chamberland Orthopaedics Clear River Holistics Colorado Creative Industries Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley Crested Butte Mountain Resort Crested Butte Bank KBUT Leadership Learning Systems Milky Way Nathan Bilow Photography Old Town Inn Owens Property Management Peak Property Management Princess Wine Bar & Western Design Red Lady Realty Starr & Associates The Grand Lodge The Last Steep The Mountain Store Town of Crested Butte Town of Mt. Crested Butte

CRESTED BUTTE WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL SPONSORS Jason Vernon, Chair Peter and Molly Maxwell, Chairs Aaron Tomcak Acme Liquors

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American Summits Artisan Rug Gallery Benson Sotheby’s International Realty Big Green Egg Blue Bird Weddings & Events Brick Cellar Carol Ann May Cottonwood Tees Crested Butte Cupcakes Crested Butte Events Crested Butte Film Festival Crested Butte Mountain Resort Darin Thorne Django’s East Side Bistro Feast & Merriment Garlic Mike’s Interior Visions Jason Vernon Jeff Hermanson Judy Byron Karen Hoskin, Monyanya’s Distillery Le Bosquet Lil’s Suchi Bar Marchitelli’s Gourmet Noodle Maxwells Steakhouse Megan Clark Mountain Spirits Peter and Molly Maxwell Red Lady Realty Red Mountain Furniture Ruben’s New Mexican Restaurant Soupcon Bistro Sunlit Architecture Teocalli Tamale The Last Steep The Slogar Bar & Restaurant Third Bowl Homemade Ice Cream Tim Egelhoff

DUSK TO DAWN GOLF CHALLENGE Ren Kern, Chair Allison Kern Andy Rector Anne Kinder Barry Forman Ben Breslauer Betsy Sherratt Bill Allen Bill and Carolyn Reimer Bill Womble Bo Feagin Bob Kauffman Bob Sandelman Bob Shutt

Brian Inkster Brick Oven Pizzeria Brit and Kay Rice Bruce and Debbie Alpern Carol May Carol Wadren Carol Webb Chris Stenger Cindy Smith Cjay Clark Club at Crested Butte Dale Haver Dan and Jane Terry Dan Chapman Dave Gilbert David and Marj O’Reilly David Chennault Dean and Bobbie Smith Debbie Brannian Doc and Missy Brown Don Haver Don Snell Edna Kern Frank Stichter Gail Digate Gallery 3 Gary Eden Gil Friedlander Gloria Kern Gus and Karen Comiskey Gwen Des Cognets Henning Electrical Hui Li Lee Interior Visions Jack and Michelle Lafield Jack Zogg James Dalton Jeffrey Weisman Jim Brickman Jim Prentice Joe and Susan Downes Joe Newton Joel Levey Joel Levy John and Emily Bruno John Carmichael John Kozyak John Mikkelson Josh and Tina Hugg Kathy and Clif Barnhart Larry Brannian Larry Tanning Larry Vanderwoude Laura and Michael Werner Lavish Linda and Richard Newton Liz Dunson Lowry Smith Lucy Hecker Marchitelli’s Gourmet Noodle

Mary Gwen Huslsey Matt Mattson Maxwell’s Steakhouse Melissa Belkin Merle Gross Michael Young Mike and Linda Boyd Mike Ccarter Mike Prentiss Mike Swan Minimal Joe LLC Peter Deleeuw Peter Ewing Phil Sheridan Princess Wine Bar Ralph Veerman Randi Stroh Ray Fitzgerald Rick Barnard Rick Bush Rick Jackson RLM Mechanical Robert Bagwell Roger and Sandy Dorf Ron Ireland Roz and Hal Cook Scott and Kathy King Simple Signal Unified Communications Soupcon Bistro Steve Smith Sue Kaupp Susan Anderton Susan Lawhon Ted Gerrick Ted Troy The Last Steep Tom Jensen Tony and Tina Guilder True Value Urban Jane Design

TOUR DE FORKS Gloria Kern, Chair Ashley Odom, Feast & Merriment Becky and Joe Williams Ben Baehrend, West End Public House Bill and Cynthia Peatross Cakebreak Cellars Charlotte and Craig Haas Crested Butte Land Trust Dana and Jeff Delaney David Wooding, The Secret Stash Dawn and Toby Grove Goose Sorenson, Solera Gwen DesCognets Hal and Roz Cook

Jacqueline Mearman of Gâteau Fab Jason Vernon, Soupcon Bistro J.D. Belkin & Associates, LLC Jerry and Andy Brown Joel Benisch Kate Tillery Lon Lane, Inspired Occasions Margot amd Kent Dunbar Michael Marchitelli, Marchitelli’s Gourmet Noodle Mike Busse, Garlic Mike’s Monica and Buzz Dillon Robin Yost, The Sunflower Deli Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory Roger and Mary Collins Sue and Jim Oates Susan and David Miclette Tim Egelhoff Venice and Larry Stuart Wilder on the Taylor

MOTOWN IN THE MOUNTAINS Doris Altman, Chair Alyce Henrick Amy Lohr Anne Ronai At Home in Crested Butte Banu Buriyeva Bev Lueckemeyer Candace Coen Carl Winfrey Carolyn and Bill Reimer Carolyn Reimer Casa Bella Christi Weichsell Clif and Kathy Barnhart Collin Moran Corner Cupboard Courtney Kopf Desse Anthony Don Haver Farrell’s Restaurant Four Eighteen Francene Kopf Garlic Mike’s Gloria Kern Gunnison Vitamin & Health Food Gypsy Wagon Heather Featherman Heidi Bogart Heidi Sherratt Ingrid Gibavi Isaac Evans Isabella Lueckemeyer Jackie and Paul Kingsbury

Jackie Kingsbury James Beltz Jordan Keig Joyce and Bill Cavanaugh Joyce Kohler June Bugs Kara Moran Kathy Barnhart Katie Minniear Kelli Baustert Kim Frayer Laura Silva Lavish Lindsay Kopf Mandy Salmon Marchitelli’s Gourmet Noodle, Michael Marchitelli Margie Peterson Marilyn Gentry Marj O’Reilly Mary and Robert Pickering Mary Pickering Matti Brown Melanie Lodovico Melissa Belkin Milky Way Nancy Yuskaitis Nathan Bilow Pennie Moran Princess Wine Bar & Western Design Ralph Pike Randi and Tony Stroh Sarah Hartigan Shades of Crested Butte Shannon Castello Spin a Christmas Tale Stacey Pennie Stephanie Prater Sue Steakley Susan Grana Susie Washburn Third Bowl, Matt and Kendall Smith Tracy Hastings Treads “N” Threads Wilderness Athlete

WE’RE LISTENING! THESE ARE JUST A FEW of the comments that we heard this year about the programs offered through the Center for the Arts. What a great representation of how the Center has been bringing the arts to life for over 28 years through meaningful artistic experiences for EVERYONE in our community!

“The Aerial Dance Program was the best part of my summer! I overcame my fears and feel like I can do anything!”

3RD GRADE PARTICIPANT “Alpenglow is always the highlight of my summer. The Center does an amazing job of bringing the community together through the arts.”

20 YEAR SECOND HOME OWNER “I really loved the Street Art Class through the Art Studio.

I learned so much about color and technique — my high school art teacher will be impressed with my new skills!”

VACATIONING 11TH GRADE STUDENT “The Middle School Art Club was awesome! Wednesday became my favorite day of the week because of the Arts Club. You should definitely do this again!“ 10TH GRADE PARTICIPANT “I LOVE the Center for the Arts!

What a treat to see plays, movies, the opera, ballet and dance, music artists, Alpenglow and visual arts displays in such an intimate setting. My sponsorship is reciprocated with increased exposure and traffic to my business, everybody wins! I am proud to sponsor this incredible venue and enjoy all that it offers.”

KORI CASKEY, CLEAR RIVERS HOLISICS

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THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS — THE PLAN FOR A NEW COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS IS BURSTING AT THE SEAMS. Since its founding 28 years ago, the Center’s programming and demand for the Arts in Crested Butte have grown by several orders of magnitude. The Center serves as a convener of the community’s arts and education organizations that have propelled this growth.

Arts is central to the Crested Butte identity and sense of community. This growth and culture has been recognized locally, regionally and nationally. This project seeks to build a new home for the Center for the Arts that would reflect its importance to the community and create a literal town center.

The Center impacts the community with 350 annual programs and partnerships across a range of art: music, visual arts, children’s programming, dance, culinary, and film. The Center is also THE leader in coordinating arts efforts in the area through the Arts Alliance of the East River Valley. These efforts all combine to build community in Crested Butte.

Year-round programming The Center is a community-based facility that offers a performing and visual arts venue that provides programming year-round. The Center provides opportunities for local performers and visual artists to showcase their talents.

But, there is also an incredible list of world-class performers who have come to Crested Butte and performed at the Center for the Arts including Arlo Guthrie, Junior Brown, Los Lobos, Robert Earl Keen, and Lisa Marie Presley. And although our guests may have seen these amazing performers in New York, San Francisco, or Dallas, nothing compares to the intimate setting of the Crested Butte Center for the Arts. They can see every pick of the guitar, every toe point in the ballet shoe and every extra gasp for air. An event at the Crested Butte Center for the Arts often feels like a private performance.

Essential community partnerships The Center launched additional programs and partnerships such as the Art Studio and the Crested Butte Dance Collective in response to community needs and organizational desires. However, the current Center structure lacks to the space to truly accommodate these growing curriculum and relationships. The Center needs a space that can and will commensurate to the increased impact these arts opportunities are already bringing to the Center.

Through the broad range of programs and partnerships, the Center for the Arts is truly the Center of the Community.

To fund the Center for the Arts’ new facility and support the growth of its programs, the Center’s Board of Directors has launched a $15 million campaign with the theme Creative Impact. The campaign will provide $12 million to design, construct, furnish, and equip the new state-of-the-art facility that will meet the Center’s needs for the years to come. It will also provide $3 million to support ongoing operations of the facility, an important element that will ensure that the new space can be maintained and operated as beautifully in 2025 as it is the day it opens its doors.

We are reaching out to local and national philanthropic foundations, the Crested Butte business community, and especially generous individuals and families to complete our campaign successfully. We welcome support from those who live in our community year round, those who call our town home for one or two seasons during the year, and those who visit us only occasionally. We welcome gifts both large and small, and hope that our community will invest in our future as it has helped us build our history.

Please join us.

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Center for the Arts Building, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

Art Studio of Center for the Arts, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

KEY FEATURES OF OUR NEW COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER INCLUDE: • 300 seat, ADA compliant theater including a balcony • State-of-the-art lighting, sound and visual equipment • A music rehearsal room for use by the CB Community school for instruction and lessons • A catering kitchen for large events, receptions and culinary demonstrations • 4,000 square feet for the Trailhead Children’s Museum with outdoor music garden • Three times the space for Visual Arts programs and a Clay Studio • Three dedicated dance studios for the Crested Butte School of Dance and the Crested Butte Dance Collective • Energy efficient HVAC and LEED certified • Several multipurpose community spaces for such activities as meetings and classes • The current Center for the Arts building, at 6,000 sq. ft., will be torn down and a new 38,000 sq. ft. building will be erected in the same location adjacent to Town Park.

• Total project cost: $15M ($12M construction / $3M operating)

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NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH DISTINGUISHED FESTIVAL

Crested Butte Film Festival, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Chris Leising

THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE IT’S NEW partnership with the Crested Butte Film Festival.

“Over the last few years, the Center has been building incredible partnerships with like organizations such as the Crested Butte Dance Collective and the Art Studio. We are thrilled to now create a relationship with the Crested Butte Film Festival,” stated Melissa Belkin, President of the Center for the Arts Board of Directors. “The Film Festival have been such a wonderful addition to our community. We are so impressed by their incredible impact and growth and are honored to make them a part of our organization.”

“This is a very exciting venture for the Film Festival to be working with such an incredible, longstanding arts organization like the Center for the Arts,” says Jennifer Brody, Co-Director of the Crested Butte Film Festival.

Brody goes on to say, “By working together we believe we can strengthen the artistic and cultural opportunities for everyone in the Gunnison Valley.”

Monthly film series presented at the Center In June the two organizations collaborated to present high-quality films on a monthly basis to the Center, resulting in the Crested Butte Film Series. The Film Series has experienced outstanding attendance and response from the community from the onset.

The partnership also instigated the installation of new state of the art technical equipment, raising the bar for film presentation at the Center. According to Festival Co-Director Michael Brody, “Through high-definition filmmaking, the art of film has grown substantially, and now we have equipment that can match the technical innovations of our filmmakers.”

The Center For the Arts will also be home to, and one of the primary venues of, the Crested Butte Film Festival, an annual four-day festival of international film that takes place the last weekend of September. More information can be found at www.cbfilmfest.org or www.crestedbuttearts.org.

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM THIS PAST SPRING, THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS PARTNERED WITH THE Crested Butte Community School Enrichment Program to provide an Artist in Residence Program with local photographer Raynor Czerwinski. This week long experience included classroom instruction and a two day cross country skiing yurt trip near Gothic. It was incredible experience for the participating students. Here are some of their comments: “Great trip! Full of laughs! Crazy dust storm!” ISABEL YOUNG “Perfect mix of work and play.”

SUZANNA DUMAS “Very memorable experience, thank you!”

JOSH MELNICK

“Awesome opportunity and one of the most memorable experiences I’ve had in a long time, thank you!” IZZAC NIXON “Very thankful for an experience like this and the help with my photography.”

KALEB SCHULTZ

“All around great trip and experience.”

SAM REAMAN

“The trip was so much fun I had a hard time believing it was a school trip!”

KAI SHERMAN

“I had a lot of fun, the food was great, and I got some really cool pictures.”

JOE HAYES

“I had an awesome time. It is hard to believe how beautiful it is right in our back yard.”

TRISTAN KRAATZ

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“So much fun to get to go on an unusual adventure with all of my buddies and I got to make some awesome new memories with them.” ZOEY GIBSON “We found fun in every moment. We laughed and took great pictures of the dust storm, so although the weather wanted to ruin the trip we were just too unstoppable.”

GUIOMAR BUGEDO “It’s always amazing to experience the beauty we have right out our back door, so being able to capture it all was incredible.”

ELSA WATKINS

CRESTED BUTTE ACCEPTED INTO STATE OF COLORADO CREATIVE DISTRICT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM IN JUNE, COLORADO CREATIVE INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCED THE acceptance of seven Candidate Districts into the Colorado Creative Districts Program, including Crested Butte. “These 2014 candidate creative districts are great examples of how the arts create exciting places for people to visit and live,” said Governor John Hickenlooper.

“These districts not only increase quality of life, they also help with economic vitality of the area and attract people from all over Colorado and the country.”

“The goal of this program is to help Colorado Creative Districts achieve the administrative structure, funding streams, community engagement process, strategic plan and staff structure that provide both opportunities to grow the creative economy,” said Margaret Hunt, director of Colorado Creative Industries.

Creative districts accepted into the program as “candidates” work toward certification for two years. This incubator-style program offers Candidate Creative Districts benefits in the form of direct funding, professional assistance, training and networking with peers. Candidate districts are eligible to apply for certification at the end of two years.

The proposed district includes 16 artist-owned studios and galleries, three co-op galleries, ten Art Walk events year-round and ten performance venues including independent restaurants, bars and coffee shops hosting exhibitions of local art. The artistic talent is extremely diverse and ranges from metal work and photography, to hand blown glass and wood, and everything in between. Many renowned individual artists call Crested Butte home including award-winning filmmakers, Emmy award-winning television producers, architects, designers, published writers, actors, dancers, musicians, painters, photographers and chefs.

A creative corridor

Hell’s Belles, Summer Season 2013 Photo by Nathan Bilow

In the summer months, there are literally hundreds of arts and culture events and classes throughout the summer on virtually every day of the week in the Creative District. This creative corridor is continuously buzzing with amazing energy for opportunities for everyone — full time residents, tourists and second home owners.

The Crested Butte Mountain Theatre is at the end of the proposed Creative District on Second Street and has been offering community theater productions for the past 40 years. Other annual festivals of note include the Crested Butte Wine & Food Festival, showcasing local and regional vintner craft and culinary arts; and the Crested Butte Plein Air Invitational, ranking among the finest pure landscape painting exhibits in the United States. Weekly Farmers Markets happen every Sunday in the district and feature the work of local artists though AWE Fest, a unique production of the Artists of the West Elks.

“Creative District certification feels like the next logical step for the Crested Butte community,” states Jenny Birnie, Executive Director of the Center for the Arts, “Over the past ten years, we have experienced unprecedented growth in our programs, festivals and collaborations and we believe this is a perfect time to take a detailed look at ourselves, develop functional collaborations and stronger communication channels.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Donovan Frankenreiter, Winter Season 2013

AS OF 10/31/2013 Melissa Belkin President

Photo by Nathan Bilow

Carol Ann May President Elect Marj O’Reilly Secretary Jason Napoli Treasurer Joel Benisch John Bruno Missy Chamberland Cjay Clark Gail Digate Heather Featherman Don Haver Sarah Keene Gloria Kern Cynthia Peatross Donna Rozman Randi Stroh

EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Shaun Mastusewicz Town of Crested Butte Tom Steuer Town of Mt. Crested Butte Stephanie Juneau Crested Butte Dance Collective

KEY STAFF Jenny Birnie Executive Director Melissa Mason Visual Arts Director Stephanie Blewett Operations & Rentals Director Laura DeFelice Program Director Molly Murfee Marketing Director Heidi Bogart Development Director Matti Brown Technical Director

P.O. Box 1819 | 606 Sixth Street Crested Butte, Colorado 81224 ph (970) 349–7487 | fax (970) 349–5626

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