Built in the 1920s, the Roosevelt Center building served Red Lodge youth for more than 80 years of its first century as a community school. Today, the Roosevelt Center continues to meet community needs by providing a space to nurture arts and cultural activities, support local artists, invigorate the local economy through economic development and historic preservation, and encourage community dialogue and connection.
When you donate to the Roosevelt Center, you are supporting:
- youth performing arts programming through theater classes, all-ages open-mic nights, musical performances, and other activities focused on connecting youth with the arts and giving them a chance to explore their talents
- local artists by providing affordable and accessible studio spaces so that artists can collaborate with each other and create public awareness about their work
- the preservation and restoration of the historic Roosevelt building so that future generations can experience the architecture, culture, and stories of our community throughout the building’s 100+ year history
- general operations that ensure there are staffing and resources to carry out the mission and vision of the Center
