Reports

Economic & Cultural Impact Statements

2019 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  Early Education and School of Dance programs saw double digit growth in 2019.  Way to go, Pueblo.

2018 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  $7.19 MILLION IN 2018... That’s the impact your Arts Center had in the Pueblo community in 2018 alone. A 960% return on investment of public funds!

2017 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  The Arts Center had 127,421 visitors in 2017, equaling 115% of Pueblo’s population.

2016 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  The Arts Center stewards a collection estimated at nearly $10 million in value, and a portion is on display at the Arts Center and throughout the community year-round. The permanent collection grew by 280 pieces in 2016 to over 2,750 artworks.

2015 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  The Sangre de Cristo Arts Center had over 1,700 individual donors in 2015. Of these, over $180,000 was from 270 funders outside of Pueblo County.

2014 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  In 2014, 16,000 students and chaperones participated in tours of the Helen T. White Galleries, Buell Children’s Museum, Community Outreach, or attended a performance.

2013 Economic & Cultural Impact Statement  The Arts Center had 125+ committed volunteers who in 2013 donated 4,003.75 hours of service.

Financial Reports

2018:  990 (Part 1) 990 (Part 2)  |  Audit

2017:  990  |  Audit

2016:  990  |  Audit

2015:  990  |  Audit

Strategic Plan

Five Year Strategic Plan - 2019-2023