With the acquisition of the Wellington School, CCAAC is creating a home for J. Gordon Christensen’s art collection and welcoming spaces for our community.
We are asking alumni of Chase County Schools to join us in renovating the building. The top two alumni classes contributing the most before Sept. 1 will be honored with plaques on the benches outside the arts center.
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The Missoula Children's Theatre is returning to Imperial to crown the 2026 summer! The July 20-25, 2026, performance will be Beauty Lou and the Country Beast, a variation on Beauty and the Beast.
Do you know the county's finest K-12 thespians and aspiring assistant directors? Complete our casting call form.
We are joining the City of Imperial, and Imperial Chamber of Commerce are working together to apply for certification as a Creative District.
Creative Districts are designatedby the Nebraska Arts Council as cultural and economic areas where innovation flourishes and neighborhoods come together in the name of art. They provide significant economic impact by creating purposeful spaces like art galleries, theaters, and music venues, attracting employees and businesses.
The goal of the Creative District Program run is to uplift communities by highlighting the value of the arts as an economic driver and a way for communities to share their unique stories. Creative Districts have been shown to build bridges between communities, promote civic engagement, improve business districts, and attract talent and investment.
Take the survey and enter to win a free movie pass to Imperial Theater here. Thank you for your input!
Drama of Source by Jan Kunc from the Christensen Collection