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How to Support the Arts
The Arts in Focus series relies on you to support our work to increase participation in the arts. Maintaining affordable ticket prices is one of our principal goals. We believe that attending performing arts events should be accessible and affordable to everyone. The price of an event ticket reflects only a small part of the actual cost of the performance. We look to you and your generous support to bridge the gap. In order to continue award-winning educational activities and excellent entertainment, we need your help. Please take a moment now to make your contribution.
The WKCTC Fine Arts Center
Features
- Spacious continental seating
- A 50‑foot proscenium stage with fly system
- Digital lighting, audio, and wireless microphone systems
- Full accessibility
- Assisted hearing system
- Convenient parking spaces adjacent to the theatre entrance
- The Center Lobby Gallery for the display of visual arts
Why You Should Become An Arts In Focus Contributor
- You will be provided with preferred seating to
all events.
- You will receive recognition as a contributor
in all programs and on our web site.
- Your name will be displayed in the theatre lobby
for the season.
- You will enrich the lives of citizens of the region and support the growth of the arts in Kentucky.
- You will receive season tickets and preferred seating to Barrage, Working Class Hero – A John Lennon Tribute, Rhythm and Passion, Smokey Joe’s Café, and South Pacific.
- You will be invited to the season opening reception at The College Bistro on Friday, September 18, 2009.
- A portion of your contribution is tax deductible.
- You will receive recognition as a contributor in all programs and on our website.
- Your name will be displayed in the theatre lobby for the season.
Why Support The Programs
In 2009-10, the WKCTC Clemens Fine Arts
Center will present international and national
touring companies, student and community
productions, coffeehouse performances to
spotlight local and regional musicians, a keynote speakers series, and visual art exhibits. Our commitment to arts education and outreach
continues as we provide theatre and music
workshops, open dress rehearsals, and
songwriting seminars. Our partnership to provide ArtsReach Kentucky, with the Kentucky Center for the Arts and the Kentucky Arts Council,
continues as we work with community centers and at-risk children to provide art activities. We will be facilitating a community program featuring Navy Seal and best-selling author of Lone Survivor, Marcus Luttrell. Please help us continue to provide the region with affordable, quality arts performances and educational opportunities.
Levels
of Giving
Season Sponsor, $5,000 and up – 8 season tickets
Benefactor, $2,000-$4,999 — 6 season tickets
Sustaining Member, $1,000-$1,999 — 4 season tickets
Business Patron - $500-$999 — 2 season tickets
Friend, $200-$499 — 1 season ticket
Patron, $100-$199 — 1 season ticket
Season
Ticket Prices
Season,
$78 - 1 season ticket
Student Season, $28 - 1 season ticket
Student Semester Pass, $17 - includes admission to
any 3 shows in a semester
Note: Six credit hours required to qualify for a student season ticket or semester pass.
To
make a reservation call (270) 534-3212
To
find out how you can help support the arts please contact Gail Robinson
Butler at gail.robinson@kctcs.edu.
(270)
534-3213
4810 Alben Barkley Drive
Paducah, KY 42001 |
