Our Mission

Thornton Wilder Center for the Arts seeks to fulfill educational and community needs for performance space, and enrich the local culture with a public venue for music, theatre, dance, exhibits, presentations, and technical arts.

Our Vision

A center for creative and diverse arts activities that enriches our communities.

Our Values

We align our values to the practices that we respect in the arts:

• Gratitude
• Trust
• Patience
• Respect
• Transparency
• Kindness
• Compassion
• Collaboration
• Accountability
• Commitment

Thornton Wilder Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. 

All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Members of the Board and Officers of the Corporation
Click on a board member’s name below for their photo and bio.

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Rob Eichler, President


John Halper, Vice President

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Elizabeth Halper, Treasurer

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Martha Eichler, Secretary

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Gloria Schultz

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Krystal Morin

Advisory Committee:
Abby Theberge – Student Advisor, Adam Hamilton, Allen Davis, Audrey White, Bill Torphy, Bob Edwards, Felicity Pool, Jason Lambert, Keith Stevens, Laura A. Gingras, Mary Lou O’Neil, Jane Wisan

ABOUT US

Thornton Wilder Center for the Arts began with a grassroots group of parents and educators who saw an unaddressed need, going back to 1970, for a never-built performance venue at ConVal Regional High School. They recognize that arts are an integral part of a well-rounded education; that an excellent school system attracts residents and business; and that a performing arts center would enrich both the school and the greater community.

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PARTICIPATE & DONATE

We seek involvement, engagement and support from people who are excited about the project and passionate about how creative events enrich lives and build community. Explore the opportunities to help us achieve the vision. We welcome your generosity.

 

 

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