The goal of the Arts Center Task Force is to support the Tri-Cities arts community through the construction of a performing and visual arts center. We are a grassroots non-profit organization that seeks to advance the cultural and economic vitality of our region.
Our vision is to partner with other organizations in operating a self-sustaining performing and visual arts center that consistently provides entertaining, delightful, moving, surprising and educational experiences to audiences of all kinds.The Tri-Cities and the Mid-Columbia Region have grown to 280,000 people, the fourth largest metropolitan area in Washington State.
Our vision is to partner with other organizations in operating a self-sustaining performing and visual arts center that consistently provides entertaining, delightful, moving, surprising and educational experiences to audiences of all kinds.The Tri-Cities and the Mid-Columbia Region have grown to 280,000 people, the fourth largest metropolitan area in Washington State.
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Phinney Brown began her role as Executive Director for the Arts Center Task Force in July of 2021. She reports to the ACTF Board of Directors and is the primary spokesperson for the organization to volunteers, community members, and key stakeholders.
She plays an integral role in the operations, fundraising, and strategic planning necessary to carry out the organization's mission: to build a performing and visual arts center that advances the cultural and economic vitality of our region.Phinney has called the Tri-Cities home since 2006, having grown up in Hermiston, OR.
She plays an integral role in the operations, fundraising, and strategic planning necessary to carry out the organization's mission: to build a performing and visual arts center that advances the cultural and economic vitality of our region.Phinney has called the Tri-Cities home since 2006, having grown up in Hermiston, OR.
The Arts Center Task Force relies on the support of a committed volunteers and donor base, and the relationship with our partner organizations. We have worked hard to garner support from a range of local organizations and officials. With the support of LMN Architects, the Arts Center Task Force has completed a pre-design study and site plan.
We're members of the community who love the arts. We'd like to see our performing and visual arts groups have the quality of venue they deserve. We'd also like to see the Tri-Cities have a performing arts center worthy of our growing and vibrant area. Steven Wiley is a computational biologist and project manager at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, where he has organized and led a number of multi-million dollar projects.
Building an arts center requires courage and vision. Our nonprofit, mostly volunteer organization is up to the task, but we need your help! There are many ways you can contribute towards our causes, and every little bit that you commit goes a long way in helping us fulfill our mission. Learn more about how you can get involved.
Generosity can come in many shapes. Sometimes planned giving is the best way for you to support important causes that matter the most to you in your life. When you give to Arts Center Task Force, you are helping to reimagine the cultural vibrancy of the Tri-Cities of Washington. Start by contacting us to learn the different gift options available to you.
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