Ways to Support our Mission of Culture & Performing Arts
The mission of Touchet Valley Arts Council (TVAC) is to preserve Culture and Performing Arts opportunities for youth and families in Columbia County and SE Washington. We shows movies, put on live plays and other events, and keep our prices more affordable.
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Endowment Fund |
Help us create opportunities for kids and families to thrive & grow.
Help us maintain a unique, welcoming theater! Money donated for Operations is unrestricted. Donate online HERE
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We welcome gifts, endowments and bequests to help build a stable income in perpetuity for Operations. You give these gifts to BMCF, for our benefit. BMCF prefers online donations (for efficiency): at www.bluemountainfoundation.org CLICK HERE or, CHECKS for the TVAC Endowment Fund should be made payable to: "BMCF - TVAC Endowment Fund" Please send these checks directly to: Blue Mountain Community Foundation P.O. Box 603 Walla Walla, WA 99362 They can accept other kinds of gifts, for example stocks, land, or grain, if you telephone them to set it up, at 509.529.4371. The TVAC Endowment Fund is owned and managed by BMCF, and only the earnings go to Liberty Theater. We can never spend the principal, so it lasts indefinitely, which is the advantage of your giving this way. This will gradually make us less dependent on yearly donations. For more information, please contact the Theater Manager at 509-382-1380, or a Board member. THANK YOU! THANK YOU TO THESE SUPPORTING PARTNERS through BMCF: Warren Community Action Fund Healthy Community Fund Dayton/Columbia County WA Fund AND ONGOING ANNUAL DISTRIBUTIONS FROM: Darlene B. Broughton Endowment Fund A. Richard & Mary Ellen Juris Endowment Fund Touchet Valley Arts Council Endowment Fund |
Balcony Remodel Project
1. Improved safety in the front row of the balcony, which was the primary reason for the project. We widened the front row to create more space when entering and leaving the row, and this also makes more space for your feet when seated.
2. We added stair nose lighting to improve safety on the new steps up and down from rows.
3. We improved leg room in all balcony rows (except row K) by moving the last row back, and distributing the space among the rows.
4. We improved visibility of the stage from seats in back rows of the balcony, by raising the seats higher. This created a step up into the new rows, with handrails.
5. We increased seating capacity by 4 seats, and replaced row N with the new seats with cupholders.
2. We added stair nose lighting to improve safety on the new steps up and down from rows.
3. We improved leg room in all balcony rows (except row K) by moving the last row back, and distributing the space among the rows.
4. We improved visibility of the stage from seats in back rows of the balcony, by raising the seats higher. This created a step up into the new rows, with handrails.
5. We increased seating capacity by 4 seats, and replaced row N with the new seats with cupholders.
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The Liberty Theater is grateful to all our many donors, in any amount. Thank You!
We also would like to express special thanks to our major donors for the Balcony Safety Remodel Project: Wildhorse Foundation Julie and Bruce Rosenoff Warren Community Action Fund of the Blue Mountain Community Foundation Healthy Communities Fund of the Blue Mountain Community Foundation Puget Sound Energy |
