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The Show Must Go On

Help Restore the Keith-Albee

Your contribution to the The Show Must Go On Capital Campaign will help to fund our $20 million effort to restore and preserve the historic Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center for generations to come.

By making a tax-deductible gift to the Keith-Albee’s capital campaign, you are investing in the future of the arts and cultural entertainment in our community while helping preserve one of downtown Huntington’s most iconic architectural landmarks.

Every gift makes a difference. Whether through a one-time contribution or a monthly commitment, your support will help ensure that the Keith-Albee remains a vibrant destination for performances, education, community events, and unforgettable experiences.

Naming Opportunities

As part of The Show Must Go On Capital Campaign, donors have the opportunity to make a lasting investment in the Keith-Albee through naming opportunities throughout the theatre. These opportunities provide a meaningful way to honor a loved one, recognize a family or organization, or leave a lasting legacy in our community.

Available naming opportunities include:

  • Stage
  • Auditorium
  • Mezzanine
  • Marquee
  • Dressing Rooms
  • Lighting System
  • Sound System
  • Projection Room
  • Green Room
  • Concession Stands — 1 remaining opportunity

For more information about available naming opportunities or to discuss a gift to The Show Must Go On Capital Campaign, please contact Terry Deppner-Hardin, Director of Development, at [email protected]

Keith-Albee had an original Orpheum Society dedicated to the restoration of the theatre in the early days of KAPAC Foundation formation. THANK YOU to the original charter members of the Orpheum Society:

  • Robert W. & Earleen H Agee
  • Wesley F. & Carolyn S Agee
  • Bart & Doris Andrews
  • Jeremy & Carrie Baisden
  • Sheila Brownfield
  • G. David & Martha F. Brumfield
  • Glenn E. & Nell Brumfield
  • James R. Butler
  • Elizabeth Caldwell
  • Donald R. Capper
  • Charles & Norma Carroll
  • Nancy Carter
  • Herbert & Betty Colker
  • Kevin J. & Rebecca Melton Craig
  • Buck & Isabel Cross
  • Garry L & Pamela S. Dick
  • Joseph S. & Linda K. Eddins
  •  Michael J. Farrell
  • Gairold W. Flynn
  • Ken Fox
  • Daniel & Kellie Gooding
  • Donald R. Greathouse
  • Dr. William & Janet B. Grimes
  • Greg & Terry Deppner Hardin
  • Douglas R. & Sue Ellen Hardman
  • William A. & Deborah Ann Heaberlin
  • James F. & Elizabeth Hoffman
  • Joe Holley
  • Dale Jones Judy Jennings
  • Gladys Kight
  • David H. & Tamara L. Kisor
  • Carl Linkous
  • Jean McClelland
  • Robert W. & Johnna Kirk Miller
  • Edward & Karen Morrison
  • Marsha Moses
  • Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr.
  • Charles R. & Victoria Neighborgall III
  • A. Michael & Henriella Perry
  • Robert H. & Jennifer Plymale
  • William L. & Susan M. Ratcliff
  • Bruce A. & Ann Ratcliff
  • R.O. & Nancy M. Robertson
  • Tully S. & Branden Roisman
  • Edward H. Seiler
  • A.J. Stovitz
  • Marc Anthony & Susan Bunn Subik
  • Thornburg Insurance Agency
  • Jerry R. & Denna G. Taylor
  • Dr. & Mrs. Allen Vanatter
  • The Family of Penny Watkins & John Colclough, Jr.
  • Ralph W. Webb
  • The Women’s Club of Huntington
  • Laban E. Edwina M. Young
  • E.A. & Rebecca B. Zimmerman
  • Greenbrier Capital Corp.
  • Huntington H.S. Class of 1956
  • Quality Magnetite, LLC