BRANNAN CENTER
Performing Arts & Community Center
The purpose of the Brannan Center is to restore, enliven and cultivate the human spirit through community, creativity, and learning.
ATTENTION : Please note that DETOUR signs have been placed during necessary Washington Street closures. Follow the DETOUR signs down LAKE street (not 4th Street). Upcoming Street Closure!
ADA accessibility to Main Hall
STREET CLOSURE UPDATE!
December, 2022
Construction activity has commenced on Washington Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, requiring closure of Washington street during working hours. DETOUR signs have have been placed to route traffic down Lake Street.
En las próximas semanas, comenzará la actividad de construcción en la calle Washington, entre las calles Tercera y Cuarta, lo que requerirá el cierre de la calle Washington durante el horario laboral. Click "Learn More" for more information.
MARCELA HERNANDEZ JOINS THE BRANNAN CENTER BOARD
January 2023
We are delighted to announce that Marcela Hernandez, co-founder of Grove 45 here in Calistoga, has joined the Board of the Brannan Center. Marcela and her family have for years supported youth and cultural projects.
ABOUT
The Brannan Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was established in 2020 by a dedicated group of local civic and community leaders.
The Brannan Center’s vision is to serve as a multi-cultural community resource for educational and nonprofit organizations and to provide a venue for musical and theatrical performances.
Sam Brannan, attracted by the thermal hot springs and bucolic settings of the upper Napa Valley, founded the town of Calistoga in 1859 to build the "Saratoga of California." In 1874 he deeded land at the intersection of Washington and Berry Street (the "heart" of Calistoga) for the construction of the Calistoga Community Presbyterian Church.
The building has served as an important site for congregants and secular community services, arts and educational offerings - including the Calistoga Food Pantry, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, and other multi-cultural programs.
After multiple decades of use providing a home for several of Calistoga’s nonprofit organizations, the building is now in need of our help.
Core to the Brannan Center’s mission is to serve as a model of fiscal and civic responsibility, promoting education for youth in the arts, cross-cultural integration and a healthy community.
THE BRANNAN CENTER'S
VISION FOR THE FUTURE
A HOME FOR PERFORMING ARTS
FOCUS ON COMMUNITY SERVICE
LOCAL YOUTH OUTREACH
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Helen Keller
"Alone, we can do so little; together, we
can do so much”
