Non-profit Organizations in Ingersoll, ON
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125 Centennial Lane, Ingersoll, N5C 3V3
(519) 485-1525
Non-profit organization, Gallery, Art Gallery, Consultant, Art Galleries, Dealer, Nonprofit Organization, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, Community Organization 
Customers express gratitude for the wonderful volunteers and experiences at the Creative Arts Centre. They appreciate the large playground and splash pad, as well as the engaging workshops for children and adults. 
88 Thames St. S., Ingersoll, N5C 3K5
(519) 485-3070
From Yesterday to Today Founded in 1976, ITOPA is a volunteer, non-professional community theatre company. ITOPA is run by a volunteer board of directors who are selected from the membership. In 1976, a group of people began meeting to explore the possibility of setting up a community theatre. A set of by-laws was drawn up; a name chosen; a logo designed; and ITOPA was incorporated under the Charitable Organizations Act. The first show was a children's production called "Ready, Steady, Go". The first adult production was "Barefoot in the Park", directed by a professional with financial support from Theatre Ontario. In the fall of 1980, ITOPA moved to its present location, Park Place Theatre, and signed a five year lease the following year. In the spring of 1983, ITOPA received a Wintario grant to cover one-third of the expenses to enlarge the stage and create work space backstage. The production "Waiting for the Parade" won the Adjudicator's Award at Festival that year. In January 1986, a major fund raising campaign was launched for making improvements to comply with legislation regarding safety standards. In 1991, Park Place Theatre was purchased with assistance from the Ministry of Culture and Communication. More renovations were carried out, and in 1995 a new lobby was opened. Customers express great appreciation for Ingersoll Theatre Of Performing Arts, commending its quaintness, lovely plays, and comfortable seating. Several mention specific performances they enjoyed, including Christmas Carol productions and upcoming shows. Some customers express excitement for the theater's reopening after a closure. 
355 Wellington Street, Ingersoll, N5C 1B6
(519) 425-0128
Sports & Fitness Instruction, Nonprofit Organization, Swimming school, Public swimming pool, Non-profit organization 