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Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts

Sheboygan, WI, US • 10 - 19 Employees
Entertainment/Media

The Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit in Downtown Sheboygan, WI. With 1,150 seats, the venue hosts a series of live performances including music, comedy, variety acts, a movie series & more. Over the years, performers have ranged from Abbot & Costello, Duke Ellington & the Marx Brothers, to Alan Parsons, the Avett Brothers & Melissa Ethridge. The venue was originally constructed in 1928 & has been restored to its original Spanish Colonial Revival architectural style & "atmosphere" theater, popular in the 1920s. 2021 - Paragon Award of Distinction: Reopening Announcement Plan (crisis communication program)2021 - Best Live Entertainment/Music Venue and Best Family Entertainment Venue (Sheboygan Press)2021 - Top Young Professional of the Year nominee: Cassie Ziegelbauer, Events and Communication Coordinator (Sheboygan Chamber)2020 - Best Live Entertainment/Music Venue (Sheboygan Press)2020 - Young Professional of the Year nominee: Katy Glodosky, Executive Director (Elkhart Lake Chamber)2020 - Outstanding Board of Directors nominee: Weill Center Board of Directors (United Way Sheboygan)2020 - Top Professional of the Year nominee: Katy Glodosky (Sheboygan Chamber)2019 - Best Live Entertainment/Music Venue (Sheboygan Press)2019 - Tourism Gem of the Year (Sheboygan Chamber)2019 - Top Professional of the Year (Top 10) - Katy Glodosky (Sheboygan Chamber)2019 - Outstanding Board of Directors nominee: Weill Center Board of Directors (United Way Sheboygan)2018 - Best Place for Live Entertainment & Live Theater Shows (Sheboygan Press) Members of Sheboygan Chamber of Commerce, Sheboygan Falls Chamber, Elkhart Lake Chamber of Commerce, Wisconsin Presenters Network, & National Independent Venue AssociationPlaced on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior & the State of Wisconsin Register of Historic Places by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin on 12/22/99.