Join Us in Celebrating
Two Special Events
All Are Welcome!
There’s a lot to celebrate at the Cultural Center this fall! As we continue this exciting journey of our capital campaign and construction project, we invite you to join us for two special gatherings as we mark this important chapter in our history!
Let the Light Shine In!
Come to celebrate the unveiling of our newly renovated front facade at “Let the Light Shine In” Open House Celebration on Saturday, September 26, from 10 AM – 12 PM.
Enjoy light refreshments, a coffee and mimosa bar, and the opportunity to see the transformation firsthand. Come help us celebrate this pivotal milestone and the progress we’ve made together!
Connect & Celebrate!
Join us again on Thursday, November 5, from 4:30–6:30 PM for Connect & Celebrate, a gathering of supporters, staff, board members, and volunteers. We’ll take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the people, stories, and moments that have shaped the Cultural Center over the years. Start thinking about stories you’d like to share and artifacts, photographs, or other treasures you might bring along. Together, we’ll celebrate where we’ve been, where we are today, and the exciting future ahead. Refreshments and cash bar available. And stick around to hear Mitch Paul Groethe in concert at 7:30 PM!
How to Get Involved:
Our Capital Campaign is well underway! Thanks to the generosity of our early supporters, we have secured 75% of our $2.3 million goal. Now, we need your help to reach the finish line.
Whether you’re ready to make a one-time donation or would like to make a pledge toward the campaign, every gift helps us continue this important work and build a thriving future for the Cultural Center.
Want to learn more about the vision, progress, and impact of our Capital Campaign?
Learn More about our Capital Campaign!
ALL ARE WELCOME to join us at these upcoming celebrations! We look forward to celebrating, and we are so grateful for all of our supporters!
Questions? Contact the Center at 218-385-3339 or info@kulcher.org.
