
Parish breaks ground on Noble Family Performing Arts Center
Oct 18, 2019On Friday, Sept. 27, during the School’s Homecoming festivities, Parish Episcopal School broke ground on a new performing arts center at its Midway Road campus.
On Friday, Sept. 27, during the School’s Homecoming festivities, Parish Episcopal School broke ground on a new performing arts center at its Midway Road campus.
In recognition of their longtime commitment to Parish, the lobby in the new Performance & Community Center will be named the Christopher & Kathleen Ray Family Lobby.
The Sharmas are playing a significant role in the Limitless campaign, committing $100,000 to help build the new Performance & Community Center.
We have done it! Together we have soared past our Limitless campaign goal. Next fall we will break ground on a new, state-of-the-art performance and community center that will transform the face of our Midway campus and the experience of students PreK-12.
We are $1.5 million from making a new performing arts center a reality. We will complete the Limitless campaign the same way we came this far: one family at a time.
The Sharmas are playing a significant role in the Limitless campaign, committing $100,000 to help build the new Performance & Community Center.
The Noble family is counted among the ranks of Parish alumni families. Yet, they continue to be part of making Parish what it is today – and what it will be.
We are extraordinarily close to making the new Performance & Community Center a reality. If we reach our target this spring, we will break ground in fall 2019 and aim for a grand opening in 2021.
A transformational gift of $1.5 million from the Noble family has spurred Parish Episcopal School to set its sights on completing the campaign for a new Performance & Community Center in 2019.
In recognition of their longtime commitment to Parish, the lobby in the new Performance & Community Center will be named the Christopher & Kathleen Ray Family Lobby.