Our MissionPromoting and enriching the quality of life by providing diverse cultural experiencesthrough history, all forms of artistic expression and in community celebration.

Cultural Services Board

Desiree Eremondi, ChairJuanita CisnerosDr. Dierdre CookJan DesJardinLouise KauffmanTeresa MuellerKris Ortmann

Ralph Trenary, City Council Liaison

Dave BrullTechnical CoordinatorMaureen CoreyCurator of ArtJennifer CousinoCurator of HistoryRoberta CoxTheater CoordinatorJenni DobsonCurator of Education

Sandi ElliottFront House/Event Coordinator

Visual Arts Commission

Margaret Rosborough, ChairJulie BenderRoger ClarkSherri Heckel KuhlmannGreg HoffNancy Jakobsson Maryjo MorganJudy O’GormanAbbie PowersPhil Farley, Council Liaison

Susan P. Ison, Director of Cultural Services

Dennis FisherAsst. Tech CoordinatorKatie FowersOffice Support Specialist, Public Art

Rich HarrisRialto Theater ManagerKimber KreutzerBusiness Services CoordinatorErika LehmanMarketing CoordinatorJim ProhaskaExhibits Preparator

Alison SeebergerRegistrarTegan HollenOffice Support SpecialistMichelle StandifordGraphic Designer

Ashley YagerRegistrarBryan ZellmerRialto Theater Manager

2015 Boards and Commissions

Staff

The Rialto Theater Center launched its membership program in 2014 in an effort to better serve its loyal patrons. Members receive free and discounted tickets to RTC Presents shows and events, advance notifications about future shows, and invitations to special members-only events and programs. The Rialto Theater Center would like to thank the following individuals for their generosity and support in 2015:

THEATER DONORErion, DougLockman, Linda D.

$20,000+Kaiser Permanente

UNDER $100Barnes, HowardDerjue, Riata & Carle ZimmermanGiles-Puntenney, Mary Holmes, Mary EllenKaylor, Elizabeth Martin & JameO’Rourke, Tom & PhyllisPoudre Valley Auto ClubRabe, Carol SueRoss, Claude & ElizabethSwitzer, ChrisWinder, KathleenWright, Judith

Rialto Theater Membership

Museum Donations

ARTS ADVOCATEIson, SusanSchmidt, Patti & EdWard, Lori & Ken

FAMILY LIGHTSGilbert, Sabina J.Justus, Arlene A.Liggitt, Denny & Elaine Ligon, Linda C.Mills, Angela M.Muller, Rita Roos, Larry Shires, Christina Stevenson, James L.

SPOTLIGHTAkeley-Charron, Kim Brashears, George Bretting, Denise Brower, David Bucher, Dennis L.Corbridge, Chase Cornell, Richard Doughman, Lynn Filson, Joni Frawley, Scott A.Fry, David Fyola, Michael Gutcher, Jane A.Hallagan, John Harmon, F. L.Holdeman, Kathleen Hopkins, Angela

Humphrey, Diane Kauffman, Louise Kroll, Yvonne M.Lacey, Eve Lichtenstein, Diane W.McConnellogue, Neal Metz, Jerry Michaelis, Viola Moore, Douglas & Rosemary Ortmann, Kristeen Patterson, Jon-Mark Potts, Thomas W.Rowland, Tom Shoemaker, Betty F.Spanjer, Barb Theiss, Lisa Unrein, Timothy Victor, Barbara S.Walbye, Terry Walker, Mary Watt, Carol W.Zandi, Jeanne M.

STUDENT/SENIOR STARLIGHTAdams, Nina J.Alba, LynnArmstrong, JanetBailey, RobertBarr, Terri L.

Bingham, EvelynBogle, KarlBohren, LenoraBourgeois, Perry J.Boyce, Valerie A.Brady, ElaineBrock, BeckyBryant, BarbaraButton, JaneClevenger, CarolColeman, Dennis L.Cook, SteveDavidson, Linda L.Dengler, JohnDowns, Sheree L.Dunn, Andrea L.Edmondson, RobertEdwards, MaryEining, RoseElzi, MarianErhardt, Betty J.Florence, Mary AnneFrasier, William M.Garner, MarilynGilliam, BarbaraGoble, ChristineGodwin, RobertGrimes, StephenGroot, Johnnie B.Gutierrez, Cecil

Hall, Michael A.Hartshorn, Sally J.Hildebrand, Danna V.Hodges, MarthaHuth, Gertrude M.Ivnik, Marie & BobJohansing, Bruce G.Johns, DavidJohns, DebraJohnson, Donna L.Jordan, Marilyn K.Kizer, Mary LouKubicki, MaryLa Point, Thomas W.Landis, MaryLarson, William M.Lew, Paul D.Light, GaryLishman, JohnLong, Donna L.Lucke, LouiseMacdonald, Dianne & SamMannos, Patricia A.McClain, JeffBillie G.McConathy, GinyMccue, Beverly J.Medeiros, PaulaMeils, CharlaMeyer, RogerMilano, Patricia A.

Moore, Phyllis A.Neisen, SharonNeuville, MelissaNicholl, WilliamOliver, KatharineParker, DavidRein, Sharon C.Rudy, MaryRuoff, JanisSanders, JudyScofield, Sherri L.Siddle, Jean A.Sitterly, CassandraSiudzinski, RobertStark, BruceStein, RobinThoms, Brian & JeanneTobias, DebenWacker, Janice KWahlen, WallyWeiffenbach, Marcia LWeinmeister, Karen LWertheim, Chris C.Western, RebeccaWestern, JohnWieland, Linda D.Wilkinson, LynneWilson, Sanford H.Winters, CorneliaWoolworth, Marcie R.Wykoff, Debra

$10,000+Colorado Creative Industries

$5,000+Erion Foundation

$100+Bock, Carl & JaneDavies, Neil & Ruth

(In Memoram from Doris, Inez, Frank, Sandy, Scott, Renee, Jacob, Dustin, Sierra, and Sawdey)

Gullikson, MaryKaufman, LindaNicholson, Sandra Ortmann, Kris

Dear Members, Friends, and Supporters:

This year’s annual report is a snapshot of the many activities in Cultural Services during 2015. However, I’d like to feature a few high notes:

• Early in the year we held multiple programs to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain National Park. Our big neighbor to the west has a huge impact on our environment—from a spectacular view to numerous tourists who visit Loveland throughout the year.

• In the spring the second annual History Days for 2nd graders was held. Approximately 1,200 students visited the Museum, the Rialto, and Lone Tree School to learn about Loveland’s history.

• In the summer we dedicated a three-part public art work by Robert Tully. Tully’s piece, Overland Trail Series: Compass, Elements, and Reflection Line, reflects the history of the park as part of the Overland Trail.

• In the fall, we were delighted to host world-renowned artist, Christo. He delivered a slideshow presentation about his work at the Rialto, signed books at Artworks, and attended a reception in the Museum’s Main Gallery—graciously posing for selfies!

• A look back at performances at the Rialto revealed that records were broken for sold out shows. We hope that will continue in 2016!

• As the year was closing, a contract was signed to purchase a new storage facility for the Museum’s collection—a multi-year project and a dream come true. The new facility will allow us to remove items from inappropriate storage areas and to fully unpack, giving greater access to the community. Stewardship of the historic collection is one of our most important functions. This building will provide the environmentally controlled environment so important for long term care. 2016 is the year of the big move.

• Next up—work on expanding the Museum on its current site with a 3-story addition to the south; and, the Rialto Theater Center is launching a new cinema series. Watch for more!

I’d like to end with the same thought I had last year and am happy to say it has not changed a bit: I am fortunate to work with an incredible bunch of smart, dedicated people, who use their humor to make work fun. Every one of them wants to make this community a better place to live. I hope you feel that when you walk through our doors.

However, what we do doesn’t matter without an engaged and appreciative community. Thank you for your participation and support.

The Museum relies on the support of its members and donors to continue in pursuit of its mission to serve as a regional cultural center by collecting, preserving, and interpreting Loveland’s history, and by presenting exemplary art and history exhibits, programs, and events for the enrichment of visitors of all ages and backgrounds. The staff at the Loveland Museum would like to extend a sincere thank you to all those who chose to support the Museum in 2015.

FAMILY MEMBERSAndre, PattiBauersfeld FamilyBrannen-Smith FamilyBretting, Denise & MarkClaude FamilyGueswel FamilyHarshberger FamilyJackson FamilyJohnson, Scott & SusanLeonard, Dave & MaryModest FamilyNicklaus FamilyNorth-Decunto FamilyNowack, Gerhard & CarolineSmith FamilyWestdahl, Gordon & LolaWindell Family

DUAL & INDIVIDUAL+ ONEAnderson, Mark & RonaAugenstein, Dan & Deborah Bache-Snyder, Kaye Callender, Joy Campagna, Robert & Susan Caufman, Joyce Krista CaufmanCisek, Dale & Annie BriggsClark, Jesse & Michelle FargherConrey, Mike & BethConte, Linda J Davis, Alfred & MarilynDoddridge, Michael & DianneEvans, Beverly Gibson, Dan & Jinny LoweGiles-Puntenney, Mary & Callie PuntenneyGould, Monica Gregston, Carol Heddens, Virginia & Elizabeth SmithHolmes, Harry & AnneHolmes, Mary Ellen Jecminek, Susan Jernigan, Charles & Peggy Johnson, Dayton & JoyceJustin, Renate Kappler, Jerry & Jan PhillipsKaylor, James & Elizabeth Martin KaylorKindschy, Jon & Peggy Knechtges, Dave & Lois Kreutzer, Jack & KimberLeap, Brenda & AliceLehman Robert & Virginia Linsenmann, Richard & Nan Little John & Katy Lopez Pedro Mary AldrichLove, Harry & Jody Lozen, Bob & Linda StehleMason, Diane Mignery, Herb & Sherry Murphy, Marilyn & Robert MedlockNugent, Elijah Ortmann, Kris O’Shell, Cheryl Owens-Kostiuk, Lori & Kevin KostiukPalmquist, Jessica Phillips, Jerry Plummer, Kathryn & Dee KoloskiRogers, James & Deanna Rosborough, Margie & Dick DreithRudmanis, Inara & Terry CairnsRyan, Emilie & Clayton FraserSavig, Ruth Schaffner, Marie & John DeckerScott, Steven & Janice

Scudamore, Jim & Judy Severance, Doug & Janet Solof, William Suniga, Michael & Mary EwenSutton, Aeling & Laura Swihart, Tatjana Tidd, Shirley Todd, Fred & Stella Toney, Pearline & Mary GrudaWilson, Marc & Virginia Winder, KathleenWoodbury, Ellen & Brian Wendt

INDIVIDUALBock, ReginaCanada Hopkins, AngelaCole, NathanColson, BillieCourtney, CherylDavis, JeanDewell, JoslynDodge, RobinDowling, KarenDunn, MariaFeagler, GinnyFiore, AnneFord, NancyGaskins, Raye AnnGiesey, NickeyHanson, PatHeckel Kuhlmann, SherriHeffernan, TessHiner, MaryHippe, CynthiaJacober, KimJanssen, SuzanneKennedy, ChristinaKiehn, CarolynKiessling, JennieKirk, CindyLechleitner, BethLove, KittyMaguire, MaryMiller, StevenMueller, Huong PMyers, HeatherNeuville, MelissaNoffsinger, Jeffrey M.Ohlschwager, LindaPeeler, KayoPowers, AbbieSkeffington, JulieSprague, KarlaSteinberg, BarbaraStotz, MicheleStraight, DixieSuchecki, MaryTorpy, ThereseVaelli, BarbaraVeile, KathleenVialpando, Amy E.Watson-Lakamp, PaulaWestermann, EricWible, KevinWright, VickiZayatz, MaureenZimmerman, Henry

SENIORAcre, JudiAdams, ChuckAgue, AnnAhnstedt, AdeleAllen, NeilAllman, John & CaroleAnderson, AnneAnderson, Dave & CarolAnderson, LindaAnhorn, Sharon

Anthes, RitaArbo, AnnMarieArmstrong, John & JanetAulepp, LuAnneAustin, LindaAvery, AnnBabcock, JaneBaker, NancyBalice, JudyBalis, HelenBall, LuAnnBarnes, HowardBates, AnneBendon, JeanBenedict, Robert & JaniceBerhost, TrishBernier, MarilynBersch, LindaBock, Carl & JaneBonsall, SusanBostwick, Bob & FranBoyd, JosephineBoyum, CarolynBrown, EdieBunde, BeckyBuness, SandraBurke, JoanneCarlisle, CynthiaCarraher, MaryCarver, PhyllisCase, John & BarbaraCassells, William & MaragaretCecilia Moore, BarbaraClark, Jim & JeanClark, Robert & MaryClough, Jerry & JudyCody, GwynCole, SandraColeman, Norm & BonnieCondit, CarolCook, Carol & PhilipCook, DonCooper, Jim & RhondaCovington, WayneCroonquist, MaryCumming, GailDailey, EllenDanbom, David & KarenDanhauer, SharonDaugherty, NancyDavis, Helen B.Davis, John & JulianaDe Ryk, AdeleDesJardin, JanDigby, Jim & NancyDildine, John & ChrisDisney, JimDrage, Robert & SusanDriver, SusanDunn, JudyEastman, Mike & ElaineEbell, VickiEchevarria, EdieEdwards, MaryEgger, CaroleEibert, Roy & KathyEichmann, SylviaEllis, Sonja LElse, Ida MayEnell, JanetEngstrom, PatEphland, ConnieEspach, BeckyEstergard, Richard & PatriciaFalconer, Rev. SylviaFarr, Dick & AnneFilusch, JudyFine, CathyFoster, Jim & Lola

Franke, George & BarbaraGallagher, JoanneGallagher, PeggyGarcia, Fred & NancyGaspers, AnneGeraci, LindaGillig, GrantGlaser, Rod & CatherineGrady, SharonGrassi, Ronald & CatherineGreen, MarciaGreenwall, RichardGrill, WilliamGrob, Ron & RebeccaGullikson, MaryGutierrez, Mayor Cecil & KayHadden, BeverlyHagedorn, SusanHalverson, DollyHansford, Nancy & BruceHarms, Ron & SallyHart, Lois & ArnHartman, KathyHaskew, DennyHaupt, Charles & SethiaHeller, MarilynHelmers, Martha & DeborahHernbloom, Robert P.Heth, MarilynHilliker, Dan & SandyHisey, ReginaHolladay, Gordon & RuthHood, KayHouser, KatheeHousewright, Loy & JaneHuitt, RonaldHunt, Ms. PatHunter, ElsieHutmacher, Mike & MeredithIngram, Dr. James & PeggyIsenhart, JimJacobsen, JaniceJacobson, BettyJakobsson, NancyJensen, SandyJessen, Ken & SonjeJohns, David & DebraJohnsen, Bernie & AnnJohnson, Don & CharlotteJohnson, Mary ClaireJohnson, Richard & WinnieJones, SusanJulian, William & DorothyJuneau, Mac & PollyKain, NancyKaufman, LindaKaye, ShannonKearns, Jeanne M.Keller, Richard & IdaKennemer, PhyllisKent, Chris & SondraKibler, Carolyn & BobKirchner, Gene & LoisKnox, JanetKomar, ClaraKrempel, ShirleyKukral, ScottLaBorde, John & CarolLake, PamLamborn, Alan & JoanLarkin, LynnLarson, CarolLechman, KathyLemming, Romey & MarolynLittlefield, DianeLorenz, DavidLucke, LizMagnuson, SandyMagruder, Mary

Mangan, JerryMarcoe, PattiMartillaro, PattyMarvuglio, Mary JaneMaslowski, PatMason, CaroleMatson, Lynn & LoisMayger, BonnieMcDonald, Ann & StuartMcDonald, AnnieMcGrath, John & MarlysMcIntosh, Tom & JanMcKenzie, Don & MarcyMcVey, PatMeade, PatriciaMichieli, GeneMiddleton, SueMiller, Diana l.Milne, ZoraMilway, Edward G. & Gaea B.Mollohan, JudyMoninger, Bill & SallyMoody, SusanMoore, DianaMoore, Douglas & RosemaryMoore, GeorgeAnnMoore, James & PhyllisMoore, WillMorgan, MaryJoMoser, CarolMuriby, Karl & JoanneNajjar, LindaNeal, Mel & DeloresNeal, MimNeisen, SharonNinneman, ConnieO’Keefe, Bob & EarleneO’Neil, JudithOrman, CarolineO’Rourke, Tom & PhyllisOsmundson, LindaOswald, DonnaPainter, JanicePalmer, DougParker, David & ElsParsons, MarkPatterson, Evan & VeronicaPearce, Mike & CarolynPercival, Dave & GeriPerry, ShannonPlatz, Charles & CherylPopa, Jim & MerryPorter, CarolPrescott, PattyQuartarone, JimRabe, Carol SueRacicot, RhondaReents, KathyReilly, Don & MaryRein, SharonRobertson, SharonRoos, SheriRowe, EllenRush, Richard & CarolSaelens, KaySager, Truman & MargaretSchade, CaroleSchilling, Richard & MarleneSchmich, Gerry & JacquaSchmidt, DoreySchockner, Mel & Jan RosettaScofield, SherriSelland, TerrySerns, Charles & PeggyShaw, James & ConnieSholes, James & LilaShomper, JudySigg, Jerry & KathySkold, Melvin & Faith

Museum Membership

Smith, Jan & NoraSowins, EllenStangel, Neil & LindaStevens, EarlStevens, Merl BruceStiles, Sherry CastellaStone, Louise T.Stone, RondaStranberg, Jim & SharonStrayer, ConnieSullivan, Honorable John-David & ElizabethSummerain, SkyeSwitzer, ChrisTanner, DebbieTanner, EdithTapley, AndreaTarantino, JeanTharp, LindaThiets, SandiThomas, Garth & DarlaThompson, Bill & AnneThoms, Brian & JeanneTorpy, JoanneTorson, Bob & GeorgiaTuttle, Ron & MarilynVan Nuys, SusanVigil, ReginaViglienzone, BarbaraVilha, Andrew & KathrynWaldner, LucilleWalker, SherryWall, Jo AnneWallace, JacklynWalner, HariWard, CarolWashecka, GailWeaver, PauletteWeber, Philip & BettyWeir, Pearl AnnWeiss, BeverlyWhite, InaWhiting, Roger & JaneWiedmann, Dr. AriettaWilbur, Reuben & ShirleyWilcox, Michael & CarolWilken, KarenWillard, MaryWilson, JeanetteWinston, BetsyWiseman, CarolineWitt, Janice L.Wolfe, PamelaWood, MaxineWoolhiser, KayWright, EdieWright, JudithWright, KathiWykoff, Debra

STUDENTJarrett, BrandieMcGee, HeathMcGee, Ariel

LIFETIMEErion, DougJensen, Chris

BENEFACTORGarnand, Nanci

CONTRIBUTOR MEMBERSArnett, Alan & GeorgenaBelote, Jay C. & Linda G. Cisneros, Juanita & Donald JesikDornseif, Steve & Karen Gaylord, Harvey & Suzanne Kincanon, Lynn Nicholson, Sandra Reynolds, Charles & Sandra

ARTS ADVOCATEIson, Susan & RogerRoss, Claude & ElizabethSchmidt, Ed & PattiWard, Ken & Lori Hvizda Ward

SUPPORTERDerjue, Rita & Carle ZimmermanFrasier, Bill & Gail Kenyon, John Kinkade, John & Alyson Martinson, Kayla Riblett, Charles & Carolyn TaylorTaylor, Monty & MelissaTully, Mary Winters, Donald & Cornelia

PATRON MEMBERSBulkeley, Peter & Edith ConklinCook, Don & DierdreSethre, Earl & Lisbeth

FROM THE DIRECTOR

RIALTO THEATER CENTER COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

2015 Milestones• Two major renovations took place in 2015 with the completion of ceiling repairs and the addition of balcony handrails.• Improvements were made to the Rialto’s new website and Facebook page, enhancing usability, audience engagement, and

marketing reach.• New equipment purchases and logistical enhancements allowed for cost savings and improved sound quality at the Foote

Lagoon Summer Concert Series and the annual Cherry Pie Celebration.

2015 Business by the Numbersattendance at theater events

sponsorship dollars received

events in the historic theater

dollars received from cash donations

events in the event spaces

volunteer hours worked

active volunteers in 2015

shows near maximum seating capacity

ARTSTEPS RESIDENCYMarch 2015

Dick Termes, an artist from Spearfish, SD visited Loveland to work with students, educators and community members. Termes uses a six-point perspective system that he devised to create unique paintings on large spheres called Termespheres. Termes presented a series of lectures and workshops and visited five school in the Thompson School District, reaching approx. 530 students and 50+ educators.

HISTORY DAY FOR 2ND GRADERSMay 2015The Museum offered its second annual History Day field trip for 2nd graders in the Thompson School District. The event is made possible by the Lola Johnson Field Trip Fund and the Thompson Education Foundation. Students visit the Loveland Museum, Rialto Theater Center, and Lone Tree School.

1,032 second graders and 199 chaperones representing 19 schools took part in the field trips. 30 volunteers logged 270 hours of volunteer time, and 10 staff members worked 150 hours over the course of the week.

FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS & CELEBRATIONSStrings in the Gallery (January 9)Stamp Camp (February 5 & 7)Chinese New Year (February 19)Fiddle in the Gallery (March 13)Poetry Ahead Celebration (April 10)Lone Tree School Ice Cream Social (May 20)Strings in the Gallery (July 10)Cherry Pie Celebration (July 18)Rocky Mountain National Park

Artist in Residency Lectures (August 20)Free Lone Tree School Tours (September 10)Free Loveland Museum Tours (October 1)Free Rialto Theater Center Tours (October 29)Halloween Family Fun Festival (October 31)Community Tree Lighting Celebration

(December 2)‘Tis the Season Holiday Sing-along

(December 6)Strings In the Gallery (December 11)

FOOTE LAGOON CONCERT SERIESSix free outdoor concerts presented by the City of Loveland and Kaiser Permanente took place at the Foote Lagoon Amphitheater. Included were performances from:Cool ShoozHazel Miller BandCreole StompMary Louise Lee BandQuemando101st Army Dixieland Band

34,627

20,000

206

6,350

119

4,619

94

26

2015 Business by the NumbersFoote Lagoon Summer Concert attendees

Cherry Pie Celebration attendees

Volunteer Hours Logged for History Day

Halloween Family Fun Festival attendees

History Day volunteers

2nd Grade History Day Participants

Free Foote Lagoon Summer Concerts

Free Strings in the Gallery Events

9,100

2,500

270

2,500

30

1,032

6

3

SOLD OUT PERFORMANCES26 shows were sold out or brought the theater close to its maximum seating capacity. These shows are listed in order of attendance, and those marked with an * were completely sold out. Items in bold were presented by the Rialto Theater Center.

We Aren’t a Glum Lot*Riders in the Sky*An Evening with Christo*Vienna Boys Choir*Colcannon Celtic Christmas*An Evening with William Kent Krueger*CJRO: Love is in the Air*Silent Film: Nosferatu*Tuesday Theater for Kids: Rapunzel by PhamalyParadise Waits (film)CJRO: Big Band ChristmasComedy and Vaudeville with Kevin Fitzgerald & Peter DavisonLoveland Choral Society: Christmas Wonders(2 performances)Silent film: The Great K & A Train RobberyComedian Rocky LaPorteKarla BonoffBeauSoleil avec Michael DoucetThe Long Run: A tribute to the EaglesHigh Country DanceAcoustic Eidolon (2 performances)Queen City Jazz Band2015 Rocky Mountain Beard BoutFACE Vocal BandLoveland Opera Theatre: Kismet

2015 PUBLIC ART PROJECTS2015 Public art projects include

Transformations (transformed power utility cabinets), TAAP (2D and 3D

works that remain on display in downtown Loveland for a period of 12

months), and Art in Thompson Park (a temporary installation in downtown

Loveland). All selections are determined by a jury consisting of Loveland citizens

and members of the City of Loveland Visual Arts Commission.

TAAP 3D SELECTIONSMan, Shohini Gosh

F4U Chrome Corsair, Robert HendersonWacekiya, Gary Monaco

Perforated Basin 5, Joe NormanIscariot, Trace O’Connor

Burley Girl, Jade Windell andJack Kreutzer

TAAP 2D SELECTIONSSo Much in the Dark, Kevin Barrett

Bouquet of Clouds, Lyse DzijaSilver Lake Colorado, Suzi Holland

Winter Wheat, Thomas OwenPieces of a Dream, Marie Vaughn

King Jameson, Dion Weichers

TRANSFORMATIONSThe Great Detective, Akkanash

Icelandic Poppies, Katherine CollierTranscendence, Victoria Gerber

Dissolution of Reality, Todd NisslerSteampunk Wonder 1, Lory Ohs

ART IN THOMPSON PARKThe Bike Band, Joe Norman

COMPLETED PROJECTSOverland Trail Series: Compass,

Elements, and Reflection Line,Robert Tully

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

2015 marked the 30th anniversary of Loveland’s Art in Public Places Program. Through the conjoined efforts of private organizations, individual philanthropists, city government and accomplished artists, Loveland has developed a strong reputation as an engaged art community and has established an ideal creative environment for artists and art-lovers alike.

A timeline showcasing various aspects of Loveland’s Art in Public Places Program is available online at:www.cityofloveland.org/publicart.

30th Anniversary

2015 Business by the NumbersTemporary TAAP installations

New additions to the Transformations Project

New additions to Benson Sculpture Park

Temporary installation at Thompson Park

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HIGHEST GROSSING PERFORMANCESThe top 15 highest grossing performances of 2015 are included in the chart below. Items with a * were presented by the Rialto Theater Center.

LOVELAND MUSEUM/GALLERY2015 EXHIBITIONS

MAIN GALLERYXylem: Innovation in Botanic Art

January 10 – March 15, 2015

ArtScienceNatureThompson School District Art Show

March 28 – May 10, 2015

Governor’s Art ShowMay 31 – June 28, 2015

Reveries: Anna SkibskaJuly 11 – October 11, 2015

Christo and Jeanne-Claude:The Tom Golden Collection

October 24, 2015 – January 17, 2016

GREEN ROOM GALLERYHistory as Art: In Three Parts: Part Three

100 Years: For the Love of RockyJanuary 24 – March 29, 2015

Remembrance:Paintings by Andrew Jay Svedlow

April 11 – July 12, 2015

James Disney: Journeys in RockyJuly 26 – September 13, 2015

Alabaster Industry in ColoradoSeptember 26, 2015 – March 6, 2016

FOOTE GALLERY/LOBBYDunning’s World View

January 29 – May 2, 2015

TermespheresMarch 2015

People in the ParkJuly 26 – August 30, 2015

Loveland Art Studio Tour Preview ExhibitionSeptember 12 – November 1, 2015

Carolyn Hoyle: Paintings from MusicNovember 14, 2015 – January 17, 2016

2015 HISTORY EXHIBIT CASESArcadia HotelOpened November 2015

Loveland’s Cold Case:Frank Peak’s Murder UnsolvedOpened May 2015

DONATIONS TO THE COLLECTIONElizabeth Anderson - Historic photograph of

a house built by the GW Sugar Company for employeesAnonymous - Native American artifacts- Sioux

bag, prehistoric Indian cave objects, Nestinghorn ladles, and a Plains or Prairie amulet pouch

Marlene Arnold - Cherry tin from the Loveland Canning Company

Joyce Caufman - Antique rocking horseand gloves

Rebecca & Adrian Gilmore - Set of miniature kitchen toys

Rudolf B. Hessling - Blueprints of the Great Western Sugar Factory

HighPoint Electric - Artifacts from the old Arcadia Hotel found during renovation

Bradley Hoopes - Oral histories from veterans of WWII, the Korean War, and Vietnam

Marilyn Lesh - Bookkeepers Book for the Great Western Sugar Factory

Marilynn Loustalet - Photos of historic Loveland people and places

Richard Mann - A variety of documents from the GW sugar factory and lab equipment

Ray Mehaffey - Hard hats and 2 booklets from the Loveland Sugar Factory

Howie Perko - Arcadia Hotel Sign and other small artifacts from Arcadia site

Rich Reisig - Tare tickets from the GW sugar factory (1980s)

Charles, John, & Janet Tindall - Loveland Women’s Club collection of scrapbooks and yearbooks

Lorna Walker - Justrite tatting shuttle

2015 PUBLIC PROGRAMSAn Evening with ChristoArtist demonstrationsChinese New Year CelebrationExhibit-related book clubsFiddle in the GalleryHolocaust Remembrance with Dr. Renate Justin: This Time, Not Too Little Too Late

Jazz in the GalleryMeet the Artists celebrationsNational Poetry Month/Poetry Ahead CelebrationPechaKucha Night Loveland (2)Poetry ReadingsPublic opening receptionsStamp CampStrings in the Gallery (3)

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMSArtist-In-Residency program with Dick TermesDo You Know More About History than a Second

Grader tour seriesDocent-led tours of the Main GalleryGallery talks and lectures with artistsGallery 101 art appreciation and

docent-training programLone Tree Summer SchoolPre-College Studio Art WorkshopsSummer and Winter Break Art CampsThoroughly Historic Thursday program seriesTot, youth, and adult art classes

DUNNING’S

World View

2015 Business by the Numbersmonetary donations received

attendance at exhibits and programs

Main Gallery attendance during free days/nights

Main Gallery admission revenue

second grade field trip visitors

Main Gallery attendance

Lone Tree Summer School graduates

52,290

35,000

2,836

21,736

1,032

6,826

60

LOVELAND MUSEUM/GALLERY2015 EXHIBITIONS

MAIN GALLERYXylem: Innovation in Botanic Art

January 10 – March 15, 2015

ArtScienceNatureThompson School District Art Show

March 28 – May 10, 2015

Governor’s Art ShowMay 31 – June 28, 2015

Reveries: Anna SkibskaJuly 11 – October 11, 2015

Christo and Jeanne-Claude:The Tom Golden Collection

October 24, 2015 – January 17, 2016

GREEN ROOM GALLERYHistory as Art: In Three Parts: Part Three

100 Years: For the Love of RockyJanuary 24 – March 29, 2015

Remembrance:Paintings by Andrew Jay Svedlow

April 11 – July 12, 2015

James Disney: Journeys in RockyJuly 26 – September 13, 2015

Alabaster Industry in ColoradoSeptember 26, 2015 – March 6, 2016

FOOTE GALLERY/LOBBYDunning’s World View

January 29 – May 2, 2015

TermespheresMarch 2015

People in the ParkJuly 26 – August 30, 2015

Loveland Art Studio Tour Preview ExhibitionSeptember 12 – November 1, 2015

Carolyn Hoyle: Paintings from MusicNovember 14, 2015 – January 17, 2016

2015 HISTORY EXHIBIT CASESArcadia HotelOpened November 2015

Loveland’s Cold Case:Frank Peak’s Murder UnsolvedOpened May 2015

DONATIONS TO THE COLLECTIONElizabeth Anderson - Historic photograph of

a house built by the GW Sugar Company for employeesAnonymous - Native American artifacts- Sioux

bag, prehistoric Indian cave objects, Nestinghorn ladles, and a Plains or Prairie amulet pouch

Marlene Arnold - Cherry tin from the Loveland Canning Company

Joyce Caufman - Antique rocking horseand gloves

Rebecca & Adrian Gilmore - Set of miniature kitchen toys

Rudolf B. Hessling - Blueprints of the Great Western Sugar Factory

HighPoint Electric - Artifacts from the old Arcadia Hotel found during renovation

Bradley Hoopes - Oral histories from veterans of WWII, the Korean War, and Vietnam

Marilyn Lesh - Bookkeepers Book for the Great Western Sugar Factory

Marilynn Loustalet - Photos of historic Loveland people and places

Richard Mann - A variety of documents from the GW sugar factory and lab equipment

Ray Mehaffey - Hard hats and 2 booklets from the Loveland Sugar Factory

Howie Perko - Arcadia Hotel Sign and other small artifacts from Arcadia site

Rich Reisig - Tare tickets from the GW sugar factory (1980s)

Charles, John, & Janet Tindall - Loveland Women’s Club collection of scrapbooks and yearbooks

Lorna Walker - Justrite tatting shuttle

2015 PUBLIC PROGRAMSAn Evening with ChristoArtist demonstrationsChinese New Year CelebrationExhibit-related book clubsFiddle in the GalleryHolocaust Remembrance with Dr. Renate Justin: This Time, Not Too Little Too Late

Jazz in the GalleryMeet the Artists celebrationsNational Poetry Month/Poetry Ahead CelebrationPechaKucha Night Loveland (2)Poetry ReadingsPublic opening receptionsStamp CampStrings in the Gallery (3)

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMSArtist-In-Residency program with Dick TermesDo You Know More About History than a Second

Grader tour seriesDocent-led tours of the Main GalleryGallery talks and lectures with artistsGallery 101 art appreciation and

docent-training programLone Tree Summer SchoolPre-College Studio Art WorkshopsSummer and Winter Break Art CampsThoroughly Historic Thursday program seriesTot, youth, and adult art classes

DUNNING’S

World View

2015 Business by the Numbersmonetary donations received

attendance at exhibits and programs

Main Gallery attendance during free days/nights

Main Gallery admission revenue

second grade field trip visitors

Main Gallery attendance

Lone Tree Summer School graduates

52,290

35,000

2,836

21,736

1,032

6,826

60

SOLD OUT PERFORMANCES26 shows were sold out or brought the theater close to its maximum seating capacity. These shows are listed in order of attendance, and those marked with an * were completely sold out. Items in bold were presented by the Rialto Theater Center.

We Aren’t a Glum Lot*Riders in the Sky*An Evening with Christo*Vienna Boys Choir*Colcannon Celtic Christmas*An Evening with William Kent Krueger*CJRO: Love is in the Air*Silent Film: Nosferatu*Tuesday Theater for Kids: Rapunzel by PhamalyParadise Waits (film)CJRO: Big Band ChristmasComedy and Vaudeville with Kevin Fitzgerald & Peter DavisonLoveland Choral Society: Christmas Wonders(2 performances)Silent film: The Great K & A Train RobberyComedian Rocky LaPorteKarla BonoffBeauSoleil avec Michael DoucetThe Long Run: A tribute to the EaglesHigh Country DanceAcoustic Eidolon (2 performances)Queen City Jazz Band2015 Rocky Mountain Beard BoutFACE Vocal BandLoveland Opera Theatre: Kismet

2015 PUBLIC ART PROJECTS2015 Public art projects include

Transformations (transformed power utility cabinets), TAAP (2D and 3D

works that remain on display in downtown Loveland for a period of 12

months), and Art in Thompson Park (a temporary installation in downtown

Loveland). All selections are determined by a jury consisting of Loveland citizens

and members of the City of Loveland Visual Arts Commission.

TAAP 3D SELECTIONSMan, Shohini Gosh

F4U Chrome Corsair, Robert HendersonWacekiya, Gary Monaco

Perforated Basin 5, Joe NormanIscariot, Trace O’Connor

Burley Girl, Jade Windell andJack Kreutzer

TAAP 2D SELECTIONSSo Much in the Dark, Kevin Barrett

Bouquet of Clouds, Lyse DzijaSilver Lake Colorado, Suzi Holland

Winter Wheat, Thomas OwenPieces of a Dream, Marie Vaughn

King Jameson, Dion Weichers

TRANSFORMATIONSThe Great Detective, Akkanash

Icelandic Poppies, Katherine CollierTranscendence, Victoria Gerber

Dissolution of Reality, Todd NisslerSteampunk Wonder 1, Lory Ohs

ART IN THOMPSON PARKThe Bike Band, Joe Norman

COMPLETED PROJECTSOverland Trail Series: Compass,

Elements, and Reflection Line,Robert Tully

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

2015 marked the 30th anniversary of Loveland’s Art in Public Places Program. Through the conjoined efforts of private organizations, individual philanthropists, city government and accomplished artists, Loveland has developed a strong reputation as an engaged art community and has established an ideal creative environment for artists and art-lovers alike.

A timeline showcasing various aspects of Loveland’s Art in Public Places Program is available online at:www.cityofloveland.org/publicart.

30th Anniversary

2015 Business by the NumbersTemporary TAAP installations

New additions to the Transformations Project

New additions to Benson Sculpture Park

Temporary installation at Thompson Park

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HIGHEST GROSSING PERFORMANCESThe top 15 highest grossing performances of 2015 are included in the chart below. Items with a * were presented by the Rialto Theater Center.

RIALTO THEATER CENTER COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

2015 Milestones• Two major renovations took place in 2015 with the completion of ceiling repairs and the addition of balcony handrails.• Improvements were made to the Rialto’s new website and Facebook page, enhancing usability, audience engagement, and

marketing reach.• New equipment purchases and logistical enhancements allowed for cost savings and improved sound quality at the Foote

Lagoon Summer Concert Series and the annual Cherry Pie Celebration.

2015 Business by the Numbersattendance at theater events

sponsorship dollars received

events in the historic theater

dollars received from cash donations

events in the event spaces

volunteer hours worked

active volunteers in 2015

shows near maximum seating capacity

ARTSTEPS RESIDENCYMarch 2015

Dick Termes, an artist from Spearfish, SD visited Loveland to work with students, educators and community members. Termes uses a six-point perspective system that he devised to create unique paintings on large spheres called Termespheres. Termes presented a series of lectures and workshops and visited five school in the Thompson School District, reaching approx. 530 students and 50+ educators.

HISTORY DAY FOR 2ND GRADERSMay 2015The Museum offered its second annual History Day field trip for 2nd graders in the Thompson School District. The event is made possible by the Lola Johnson Field Trip Fund and the Thompson Education Foundation. Students visit the Loveland Museum, Rialto Theater Center, and Lone Tree School.

1,032 second graders and 199 chaperones representing 19 schools took part in the field trips. 30 volunteers logged 270 hours of volunteer time, and 10 staff members worked 150 hours over the course of the week.

FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS & CELEBRATIONSStrings in the Gallery (January 9)Stamp Camp (February 5 & 7)Chinese New Year (February 19)Fiddle in the Gallery (March 13)Poetry Ahead Celebration (April 10)Lone Tree School Ice Cream Social (May 20)Strings in the Gallery (July 10)Cherry Pie Celebration (July 18)Rocky Mountain National Park

Artist in Residency Lectures (August 20)Free Lone Tree School Tours (September 10)Free Loveland Museum Tours (October 1)Free Rialto Theater Center Tours (October 29)Halloween Family Fun Festival (October 31)Community Tree Lighting Celebration

(December 2)‘Tis the Season Holiday Sing-along

(December 6)Strings In the Gallery (December 11)

FOOTE LAGOON CONCERT SERIESSix free outdoor concerts presented by the City of Loveland and Kaiser Permanente took place at the Foote Lagoon Amphitheater. Included were performances from:Cool ShoozHazel Miller BandCreole StompMary Louise Lee BandQuemando101st Army Dixieland Band

34,627

20,000

206

6,350

119

4,619

94

26

2015 Business by the NumbersFoote Lagoon Summer Concert attendees

Cherry Pie Celebration attendees

Volunteer Hours Logged for History Day

Halloween Family Fun Festival attendees

History Day volunteers

2nd Grade History Day Participants

Free Foote Lagoon Summer Concerts

Free Strings in the Gallery Events

9,100

2,500

270

2,500

30

1,032

6

3

Dear Members, Friends, and Supporters:

This year’s annual report is a snapshot of the many activities in Cultural Services during 2015. However, I’d like to feature a few high notes:

• Early in the year we held multiple programs to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain National Park. Our big neighbor to the west has a huge impact on our environment—from a spectacular view to numerous tourists who visit Loveland throughout the year.

• In the spring the second annual History Days for 2nd graders was held. Approximately 1,200 students visited the Museum, the Rialto, and Lone Tree School to learn about Loveland’s history.

• In the summer we dedicated a three-part public art work by Robert Tully. Tully’s piece, Overland Trail Series: Compass, Elements, and Reflection Line, reflects the history of the park as part of the Overland Trail.

• In the fall, we were delighted to host world-renowned artist, Christo. He delivered a slideshow presentation about his work at the Rialto, signed books at Artworks, and attended a reception in the Museum’s Main Gallery—graciously posing for selfies!

• A look back at performances at the Rialto revealed that records were broken for sold out shows. We hope that will continue in 2016!

• As the year was closing, a contract was signed to purchase a new storage facility for the Museum’s collection—a multi-year project and a dream come true. The new facility will allow us to remove items from inappropriate storage areas and to fully unpack, giving greater access to the community. Stewardship of the historic collection is one of our most important functions. This building will provide the environmentally controlled environment so important for long term care. 2016 is the year of the big move.

• Next up—work on expanding the Museum on its current site with a 3-story addition to the south; and, the Rialto Theater Center is launching a new cinema series. Watch for more!

I’d like to end with the same thought I had last year and am happy to say it has not changed a bit: I am fortunate to work with an incredible bunch of smart, dedicated people, who use their humor to make work fun. Every one of them wants to make this community a better place to live. I hope you feel that when you walk through our doors.

However, what we do doesn’t matter without an engaged and appreciative community. Thank you for your participation and support.

The Museum relies on the support of its members and donors to continue in pursuit of its mission to serve as a regional cultural center by collecting, preserving, and interpreting Loveland’s history, and by presenting exemplary art and history exhibits, programs, and events for the enrichment of visitors of all ages and backgrounds. The staff at the Loveland Museum would like to extend a sincere thank you to all those who chose to support the Museum in 2015.

FAMILY MEMBERSAndre, PattiBauersfeld FamilyBrannen-Smith FamilyBretting, Denise & MarkClaude FamilyGueswel FamilyHarshberger FamilyJackson FamilyJohnson, Scott & SusanLeonard, Dave & MaryModest FamilyNicklaus FamilyNorth-Decunto FamilyNowack, Gerhard & CarolineSmith FamilyWestdahl, Gordon & LolaWindell Family

DUAL & INDIVIDUAL+ ONEAnderson, Mark & RonaAugenstein, Dan & Deborah Bache-Snyder, Kaye Callender, Joy Campagna, Robert & Susan Caufman, Joyce Krista CaufmanCisek, Dale & Annie BriggsClark, Jesse & Michelle FargherConrey, Mike & BethConte, Linda J Davis, Alfred & MarilynDoddridge, Michael & DianneEvans, Beverly Gibson, Dan & Jinny LoweGiles-Puntenney, Mary & Callie PuntenneyGould, Monica Gregston, Carol Heddens, Virginia & Elizabeth SmithHolmes, Harry & AnneHolmes, Mary Ellen Jecminek, Susan Jernigan, Charles & Peggy Johnson, Dayton & JoyceJustin, Renate Kappler, Jerry & Jan PhillipsKaylor, James & Elizabeth Martin KaylorKindschy, Jon & Peggy Knechtges, Dave & Lois Kreutzer, Jack & KimberLeap, Brenda & AliceLehman Robert & Virginia Linsenmann, Richard & Nan Little John & Katy Lopez Pedro Mary AldrichLove, Harry & Jody Lozen, Bob & Linda StehleMason, Diane Mignery, Herb & Sherry Murphy, Marilyn & Robert MedlockNugent, Elijah Ortmann, Kris O’Shell, Cheryl Owens-Kostiuk, Lori & Kevin KostiukPalmquist, Jessica Phillips, Jerry Plummer, Kathryn & Dee KoloskiRogers, James & Deanna Rosborough, Margie & Dick DreithRudmanis, Inara & Terry CairnsRyan, Emilie & Clayton FraserSavig, Ruth Schaffner, Marie & John DeckerScott, Steven & Janice

Scudamore, Jim & Judy Severance, Doug & Janet Solof, William Suniga, Michael & Mary EwenSutton, Aeling & Laura Swihart, Tatjana Tidd, Shirley Todd, Fred & Stella Toney, Pearline & Mary GrudaWilson, Marc & Virginia Winder, KathleenWoodbury, Ellen & Brian Wendt

INDIVIDUALBock, ReginaCanada Hopkins, AngelaCole, NathanColson, BillieCourtney, CherylDavis, JeanDewell, JoslynDodge, RobinDowling, KarenDunn, MariaFeagler, GinnyFiore, AnneFord, NancyGaskins, Raye AnnGiesey, NickeyHanson, PatHeckel Kuhlmann, SherriHeffernan, TessHiner, MaryHippe, CynthiaJacober, KimJanssen, SuzanneKennedy, ChristinaKiehn, CarolynKiessling, JennieKirk, CindyLechleitner, BethLove, KittyMaguire, MaryMiller, StevenMueller, Huong PMyers, HeatherNeuville, MelissaNoffsinger, Jeffrey M.Ohlschwager, LindaPeeler, KayoPowers, AbbieSkeffington, JulieSprague, KarlaSteinberg, BarbaraStotz, MicheleStraight, DixieSuchecki, MaryTorpy, ThereseVaelli, BarbaraVeile, KathleenVialpando, Amy E.Watson-Lakamp, PaulaWestermann, EricWible, KevinWright, VickiZayatz, MaureenZimmerman, Henry

SENIORAcre, JudiAdams, ChuckAgue, AnnAhnstedt, AdeleAllen, NeilAllman, John & CaroleAnderson, AnneAnderson, Dave & CarolAnderson, LindaAnhorn, Sharon

Anthes, RitaArbo, AnnMarieArmstrong, John & JanetAulepp, LuAnneAustin, LindaAvery, AnnBabcock, JaneBaker, NancyBalice, JudyBalis, HelenBall, LuAnnBarnes, HowardBates, AnneBendon, JeanBenedict, Robert & JaniceBerhost, TrishBernier, MarilynBersch, LindaBock, Carl & JaneBonsall, SusanBostwick, Bob & FranBoyd, JosephineBoyum, CarolynBrown, EdieBunde, BeckyBuness, SandraBurke, JoanneCarlisle, CynthiaCarraher, MaryCarver, PhyllisCase, John & BarbaraCassells, William & MaragaretCecilia Moore, BarbaraClark, Jim & JeanClark, Robert & MaryClough, Jerry & JudyCody, GwynCole, SandraColeman, Norm & BonnieCondit, CarolCook, Carol & PhilipCook, DonCooper, Jim & RhondaCovington, WayneCroonquist, MaryCumming, GailDailey, EllenDanbom, David & KarenDanhauer, SharonDaugherty, NancyDavis, Helen B.Davis, John & JulianaDe Ryk, AdeleDesJardin, JanDigby, Jim & NancyDildine, John & ChrisDisney, JimDrage, Robert & SusanDriver, SusanDunn, JudyEastman, Mike & ElaineEbell, VickiEchevarria, EdieEdwards, MaryEgger, CaroleEibert, Roy & KathyEichmann, SylviaEllis, Sonja LElse, Ida MayEnell, JanetEngstrom, PatEphland, ConnieEspach, BeckyEstergard, Richard & PatriciaFalconer, Rev. SylviaFarr, Dick & AnneFilusch, JudyFine, CathyFoster, Jim & Lola

Franke, George & BarbaraGallagher, JoanneGallagher, PeggyGarcia, Fred & NancyGaspers, AnneGeraci, LindaGillig, GrantGlaser, Rod & CatherineGrady, SharonGrassi, Ronald & CatherineGreen, MarciaGreenwall, RichardGrill, WilliamGrob, Ron & RebeccaGullikson, MaryGutierrez, Mayor Cecil & KayHadden, BeverlyHagedorn, SusanHalverson, DollyHansford, Nancy & BruceHarms, Ron & SallyHart, Lois & ArnHartman, KathyHaskew, DennyHaupt, Charles & SethiaHeller, MarilynHelmers, Martha & DeborahHernbloom, Robert P.Heth, MarilynHilliker, Dan & SandyHisey, ReginaHolladay, Gordon & RuthHood, KayHouser, KatheeHousewright, Loy & JaneHuitt, RonaldHunt, Ms. PatHunter, ElsieHutmacher, Mike & MeredithIngram, Dr. James & PeggyIsenhart, JimJacobsen, JaniceJacobson, BettyJakobsson, NancyJensen, SandyJessen, Ken & SonjeJohns, David & DebraJohnsen, Bernie & AnnJohnson, Don & CharlotteJohnson, Mary ClaireJohnson, Richard & WinnieJones, SusanJulian, William & DorothyJuneau, Mac & PollyKain, NancyKaufman, LindaKaye, ShannonKearns, Jeanne M.Keller, Richard & IdaKennemer, PhyllisKent, Chris & SondraKibler, Carolyn & BobKirchner, Gene & LoisKnox, JanetKomar, ClaraKrempel, ShirleyKukral, ScottLaBorde, John & CarolLake, PamLamborn, Alan & JoanLarkin, LynnLarson, CarolLechman, KathyLemming, Romey & MarolynLittlefield, DianeLorenz, DavidLucke, LizMagnuson, SandyMagruder, Mary

Mangan, JerryMarcoe, PattiMartillaro, PattyMarvuglio, Mary JaneMaslowski, PatMason, CaroleMatson, Lynn & LoisMayger, BonnieMcDonald, Ann & StuartMcDonald, AnnieMcGrath, John & MarlysMcIntosh, Tom & JanMcKenzie, Don & MarcyMcVey, PatMeade, PatriciaMichieli, GeneMiddleton, SueMiller, Diana l.Milne, ZoraMilway, Edward G. & Gaea B.Mollohan, JudyMoninger, Bill & SallyMoody, SusanMoore, DianaMoore, Douglas & RosemaryMoore, GeorgeAnnMoore, James & PhyllisMoore, WillMorgan, MaryJoMoser, CarolMuriby, Karl & JoanneNajjar, LindaNeal, Mel & DeloresNeal, MimNeisen, SharonNinneman, ConnieO’Keefe, Bob & EarleneO’Neil, JudithOrman, CarolineO’Rourke, Tom & PhyllisOsmundson, LindaOswald, DonnaPainter, JanicePalmer, DougParker, David & ElsParsons, MarkPatterson, Evan & VeronicaPearce, Mike & CarolynPercival, Dave & GeriPerry, ShannonPlatz, Charles & CherylPopa, Jim & MerryPorter, CarolPrescott, PattyQuartarone, JimRabe, Carol SueRacicot, RhondaReents, KathyReilly, Don & MaryRein, SharonRobertson, SharonRoos, SheriRowe, EllenRush, Richard & CarolSaelens, KaySager, Truman & MargaretSchade, CaroleSchilling, Richard & MarleneSchmich, Gerry & JacquaSchmidt, DoreySchockner, Mel & Jan RosettaScofield, SherriSelland, TerrySerns, Charles & PeggyShaw, James & ConnieSholes, James & LilaShomper, JudySigg, Jerry & KathySkold, Melvin & Faith

Museum Membership

Smith, Jan & NoraSowins, EllenStangel, Neil & LindaStevens, EarlStevens, Merl BruceStiles, Sherry CastellaStone, Louise T.Stone, RondaStranberg, Jim & SharonStrayer, ConnieSullivan, Honorable John-David & ElizabethSummerain, SkyeSwitzer, ChrisTanner, DebbieTanner, EdithTapley, AndreaTarantino, JeanTharp, LindaThiets, SandiThomas, Garth & DarlaThompson, Bill & AnneThoms, Brian & JeanneTorpy, JoanneTorson, Bob & GeorgiaTuttle, Ron & MarilynVan Nuys, SusanVigil, ReginaViglienzone, BarbaraVilha, Andrew & KathrynWaldner, LucilleWalker, SherryWall, Jo AnneWallace, JacklynWalner, HariWard, CarolWashecka, GailWeaver, PauletteWeber, Philip & BettyWeir, Pearl AnnWeiss, BeverlyWhite, InaWhiting, Roger & JaneWiedmann, Dr. AriettaWilbur, Reuben & ShirleyWilcox, Michael & CarolWilken, KarenWillard, MaryWilson, JeanetteWinston, BetsyWiseman, CarolineWitt, Janice L.Wolfe, PamelaWood, MaxineWoolhiser, KayWright, EdieWright, JudithWright, KathiWykoff, Debra

STUDENTJarrett, BrandieMcGee, HeathMcGee, Ariel

LIFETIMEErion, DougJensen, Chris

BENEFACTORGarnand, Nanci

CONTRIBUTOR MEMBERSArnett, Alan & GeorgenaBelote, Jay C. & Linda G. Cisneros, Juanita & Donald JesikDornseif, Steve & Karen Gaylord, Harvey & Suzanne Kincanon, Lynn Nicholson, Sandra Reynolds, Charles & Sandra

ARTS ADVOCATEIson, Susan & RogerRoss, Claude & ElizabethSchmidt, Ed & PattiWard, Ken & Lori Hvizda Ward

SUPPORTERDerjue, Rita & Carle ZimmermanFrasier, Bill & Gail Kenyon, John Kinkade, John & Alyson Martinson, Kayla Riblett, Charles & Carolyn TaylorTaylor, Monty & MelissaTully, Mary Winters, Donald & Cornelia

PATRON MEMBERSBulkeley, Peter & Edith ConklinCook, Don & DierdreSethre, Earl & Lisbeth

FROM THE DIRECTOR

Our MissionPromoting and enriching the quality of life by providing diverse cultural experiencesthrough history, all forms of artistic expression and in community celebration.

Cultural Services Board

Desiree Eremondi, ChairJuanita CisnerosDr. Dierdre CookJan DesJardinLouise KauffmanTeresa MuellerKris Ortmann

Ralph Trenary, City Council Liaison

Dave BrullTechnical CoordinatorMaureen CoreyCurator of ArtJennifer CousinoCurator of HistoryRoberta CoxTheater CoordinatorJenni DobsonCurator of Education

Sandi ElliottFront House/Event Coordinator

Visual Arts Commission

Margaret Rosborough, ChairJulie BenderRoger ClarkSherri Heckel KuhlmannGreg HoffNancy Jakobsson Maryjo MorganJudy O’GormanAbbie PowersPhil Farley, Council Liaison

Susan P. Ison, Director of Cultural Services

Dennis FisherAsst. Tech CoordinatorKatie FowersOffice Support Specialist, Public Art

Rich HarrisRialto Theater ManagerKimber KreutzerBusiness Services CoordinatorErika LehmanMarketing CoordinatorJim ProhaskaExhibits Preparator

Alison SeebergerRegistrarTegan HollenOffice Support SpecialistMichelle StandifordGraphic Designer

Ashley YagerRegistrarBryan ZellmerRialto Theater Manager

2015 Boards and Commissions

Staff

The Rialto Theater Center launched its membership program in 2014 in an effort to better serve its loyal patrons. Members receive free and discounted tickets to RTC Presents shows and events, advance notifications about future shows, and invitations to special members-only events and programs. The Rialto Theater Center would like to thank the following individuals for their generosity and support in 2015:

THEATER DONORErion, DougLockman, Linda D.

$20,000+Kaiser Permanente

UNDER $100Barnes, HowardDerjue, Riata & Carle ZimmermanGiles-Puntenney, Mary Holmes, Mary EllenKaylor, Elizabeth Martin & JameO’Rourke, Tom & PhyllisPoudre Valley Auto ClubRabe, Carol SueRoss, Claude & ElizabethSwitzer, ChrisWinder, KathleenWright, Judith

Rialto Theater Membership

Museum Donations

ARTS ADVOCATEIson, SusanSchmidt, Patti & EdWard, Lori & Ken

FAMILY LIGHTSGilbert, Sabina J.Justus, Arlene A.Liggitt, Denny & Elaine Ligon, Linda C.Mills, Angela M.Muller, Rita Roos, Larry Shires, Christina Stevenson, James L.

SPOTLIGHTAkeley-Charron, Kim Brashears, George Bretting, Denise Brower, David Bucher, Dennis L.Corbridge, Chase Cornell, Richard Doughman, Lynn Filson, Joni Frawley, Scott A.Fry, David Fyola, Michael Gutcher, Jane A.Hallagan, John Harmon, F. L.Holdeman, Kathleen Hopkins, Angela

Humphrey, Diane Kauffman, Louise Kroll, Yvonne M.Lacey, Eve Lichtenstein, Diane W.McConnellogue, Neal Metz, Jerry Michaelis, Viola Moore, Douglas & Rosemary Ortmann, Kristeen Patterson, Jon-Mark Potts, Thomas W.Rowland, Tom Shoemaker, Betty F.Spanjer, Barb Theiss, Lisa Unrein, Timothy Victor, Barbara S.Walbye, Terry Walker, Mary Watt, Carol W.Zandi, Jeanne M.

STUDENT/SENIOR STARLIGHTAdams, Nina J.Alba, LynnArmstrong, JanetBailey, RobertBarr, Terri L.

Bingham, EvelynBogle, KarlBohren, LenoraBourgeois, Perry J.Boyce, Valerie A.Brady, ElaineBrock, BeckyBryant, BarbaraButton, JaneClevenger, CarolColeman, Dennis L.Cook, SteveDavidson, Linda L.Dengler, JohnDowns, Sheree L.Dunn, Andrea L.Edmondson, RobertEdwards, MaryEining, RoseElzi, MarianErhardt, Betty J.Florence, Mary AnneFrasier, William M.Garner, MarilynGilliam, BarbaraGoble, ChristineGodwin, RobertGrimes, StephenGroot, Johnnie B.Gutierrez, Cecil

Hall, Michael A.Hartshorn, Sally J.Hildebrand, Danna V.Hodges, MarthaHuth, Gertrude M.Ivnik, Marie & BobJohansing, Bruce G.Johns, DavidJohns, DebraJohnson, Donna L.Jordan, Marilyn K.Kizer, Mary LouKubicki, MaryLa Point, Thomas W.Landis, MaryLarson, William M.Lew, Paul D.Light, GaryLishman, JohnLong, Donna L.Lucke, LouiseMacdonald, Dianne & SamMannos, Patricia A.McClain, JeffBillie G.McConathy, GinyMccue, Beverly J.Medeiros, PaulaMeils, CharlaMeyer, RogerMilano, Patricia A.

Moore, Phyllis A.Neisen, SharonNeuville, MelissaNicholl, WilliamOliver, KatharineParker, DavidRein, Sharon C.Rudy, MaryRuoff, JanisSanders, JudyScofield, Sherri L.Siddle, Jean A.Sitterly, CassandraSiudzinski, RobertStark, BruceStein, RobinThoms, Brian & JeanneTobias, DebenWacker, Janice KWahlen, WallyWeiffenbach, Marcia LWeinmeister, Karen LWertheim, Chris C.Western, RebeccaWestern, JohnWieland, Linda D.Wilkinson, LynneWilson, Sanford H.Winters, CorneliaWoolworth, Marcie R.Wykoff, Debra

$10,000+Colorado Creative Industries

$5,000+Erion Foundation

$100+Bock, Carl & JaneDavies, Neil & Ruth

(In Memoram from Doris, Inez, Frank, Sandy, Scott, Renee, Jacob, Dustin, Sierra, and Sawdey)

Gullikson, MaryKaufman, LindaNicholson, Sandra Ortmann, Kris