Blackstock United Cultural Centre

A new culture centre for the community

Blackstock United Cultural Centre

3483 Church St, Scugog, ON L0B 1B0

DONATE TODAY!

 
Support our Capital Campaign for The Blackstock Cultural Centre
Blackstock United Cultural Centre is a rare opportunity to preserve a gathering place
and create a new cultural space for Scugog and North Durham.

Donations will provide much needed resources to ensure full accessibility in the church
and realize its new purpose.

Every contribution, no matter the amount, is valued and appreciated. Together, we can
protect this significant building and create a welcoming home for theatre, learning, and
connection.

Thank you for considering a donation to our campaign.


When making a donation through Canada Helps, please indicate your preference to
have your contribution directed specifically to the Blackstock United Cultural Centre
campaign.

To learn more or discuss your donation, please contact:

Tom Mitchell
 Campaign Chair

tom.mitchell.818@gmail.com 
(905) 431-5850


Joanne Milligan
Deputy Chair
joannefmilligan@gmail.com 
(416) 998-4564

Read our See our Blackstock United Cultural Centre Campaign brochure here for full details, donation levels and benefits.

A NEW ARTS AND
CULTURE RESOURCE FOR SCUGOG

Announcing the Blackstock United Cultural Centre!

The Centre will be a permanent year-round home for the company and a continuing community space for individuals and organizations. A sense of place is essential to longevity for Theatre on the Ridge, and after 13 years we have outgrown our nomadic existence. We are seeking greater stability for all aspects of our charitable organization – performance, community programming and operations. We are looking to put down roots with the Blackstock United Cultural Centre.

Theatre on the Ridge has a history of working with community members and organizations and it’s time to put down roots. In addition to being our home, the Centre will be available for rental to organizations such as Lake Scugog Historical Society, Scugog Arts, Scugog Studio Tour and others, providing community programming, exhibitions and events. The Centre also works for efficient and secure operations, meetings and archive space.

With a permanent home, Theatre on the Ridge can grow from seasonal offerings to year-round activity, support all types of cultural and heritage activities, expand existing programs and administration needs, and add over 2,000 hours of new community programming within the first year.

Imagine theatre and arts classes, art & heritage exhibitions, book clubs, readings, concerts, movie nights, practice space, morning yoga, games nights, coffee mornings, lending library and private rentals, available daily, weekly, seasonally, and year-round.