Schauer Arts Center

Filled with culture and history, the Schauer Center was transformed from a canning factory built in 1918 into non-profit, regional center for the arts that inspires creativity and connects people.  Since opening in 2001, the Schauer Center presents professional touring performances in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater and regional artwork in the Suckow Family Art Gallery, and also serves as a home to community arts groups.  

The Schauer Center strives to be a vital resource that fosters, supports, and enriches the cultural, educational, and social well-being of the community by serving as a gathering place where people from all walks of life enjoy and participate in the arts.  The year-round Schauer Community School of the Arts offers music, theater, dance, and visual arts education for students of all ages, levels, and visions.  In addition, the Schauer Center is the perfect backdrop for special occasions and business functions that can be hosted throughout the facility.