About
Who We Are
The Campanile Center for the Arts is a non-profit, regional Arts center with a service area stretching as far south as Merrill and north to the upper Peninsula. Our mission is to develop, promote and support the arts in the Lakeland community through education, performance and exhibition.
The Campanile not only offers performances in the auditorium, we also are home to the Lakeland Community Band, Campanile Choir, Island City Dance and have a faculty of 10 offering music and art instruction.
Our Facility
Situated in downtown Minocqua, the Campanile Center for the Arts is centrally located and within walking distance of the shops, restaurants and night spots of the Island City. The Center existed for 40+ years as St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Since purchasing the property in mid-2006, many changes have taken place to adapt the building into an arts center. The former sanctuary has been transformed into a performing arts auditorium. What was once the rectory is now is home to instrumental and vocal music lessons, visual art classes and theater workshops. The Micheline Bardin-Levin Esprit d'Excellence Dance Studio, in the lower level of the auditorium, is home to Island City Dance. An elevator has been added to increase accessibility in the Campanile.
Staff
Sandra K. Madden Executive Director
Laurie Oungst General Manager
Greg "Buzz" Buzzell Facilities Manager
Russ Krueger Sound Technician
Walt Terry Lighting Technician
2023-2024 Board of Directors
Mark Kujawa, President
Laurie Oungst, Past President
Mallori Zoesch, Secretary
Susan Losen, Treasurer
Vicki Fleming
Debby Monson
Steve Petersen
Directors Emeriti
Keith Bane
Roger Ganschow
Greg Nicklaus
Ken Ozinga
Eileen Goggins Schultz
The Rev. Edgar Wallace