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The construction of the new theater at Wakefield High School is finished and the space is beautiful. The transformation of the old high school lecture hall into a theater with state-of-the-art lighting and sound has been over four years in the making and has been a collaboration between the Center for Performing Arts, Inc., Wakefield school and community officials. There is still some major fundraising to do to pay off the construction loan used to finish the performance space before the project will be considered complete.
Who is The Center for Performing Arts, Inc.?
The CPA is an independent, non-profit, volunteer organization committed to providing high quality performance space in Wakefield and has been the driving force behind designing and fundraising for the new theater.
Who will use this new space?
The theater will be used by all of the performing arts groups at the high school – band, orchestra, choral groups and drama club. It will also be available to community organizations and local businesses for performances, lectures and large meetings.
Who does the new theater belong to and who will manage it?
The theater belongs to the Wakefield School Department and will be managed by the Wakefield High School administration.
How much did this project cost and where has the money come from?
The total cost of the project was approximately $980,000. Funds raised to date have been from public grants and private donations totaling approximately $825,000 to date, leaving $155,000 remaining to complete the fundraising campaign.
Who is The Center for Performing Arts, Inc.?
The CPA is an independent, non-profit, volunteer organization committed to providing high quality performance space in Wakefield and has been the driving force behind designing and fundraising for the new theater.
Who will use this new space?
The theater will be used by all of the performing arts groups at the high school – band, orchestra, choral groups and drama club. It will also be available to community organizations and local businesses for performances, lectures and large meetings.
Who does the new theater belong to and who will manage it?
The theater belongs to the Wakefield School Department and will be managed by the Wakefield High School administration.
How much did this project cost and where has the money come from?
The total cost of the project was approximately $980,000. Funds raised to date have been from public grants and private donations totaling approximately $825,000 to date, leaving $155,000 remaining to complete the fundraising campaign.
Several opportunities are available to contribute to our fundraising campaign
Philanthropist $5,000
ArtsLeader $2,500
Patron Donor $1,000
Annual Vacation Raffle $100
Raffle and Membership - "Barcelona - Dublin - London - Paris"
Family $40
Individual $20
Send donations to The Center for Performing Arts, Inc., PO Box 291, Wakefield, MA 01880
For the Annual Vacation Raffle and Membership Application, click here.
CPA is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization
All donations are tax deductible
For the Annual Vacation Raffle and Membership Application, click here.
CPA is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization
All donations are tax deductible
