Pablo Center is driven by partnerships, possibilities, and access. Our mission aims to promote equity, accessibility, inclusion, and diversity in the arts. To promote these values, we established an Accessibility Endowment Fund before we even opened our doors in 2018. Donations to this fund have helped remove financial barriers that could prevent community members from accessing the arts at Pablo Center.

Donations to Education support programs like ARTMoblie, STEAM Education, scholarships that provide free summer programs for youth, artist classroom visits, and more!

Donations to these funds support programs like exhibitions of our region’s master creators, artist leaders, teachers, and even high school art exhibits. There are currently over 300 works of art in Pablo Center’s Permanent Art Collection–a collection that proudly inspires touring artists and deepens their appreciation of the Chippewa Valley’s natural beauty, history, and current creative culture.…

Eau Claire was an arts town long before Pablo Center rose at the Confluence. From theatre and classical music to jazz, choral music, literary and visual art, numerous nonprofit arts groups have served the Chippewa Valley region for decades. They bring extraordinary talent and performances to our community and are vital to Pablo Center and its mission. We are thrilled to support and celebrate these organizations as official Pablo Partners. To better serve these cultural anchors in our community, Pablo Center has formed the Community Arts Fund.