BE PART OF THE STORY
A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
relive the history of the
NOTO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
Revisit the history of the NOTO Arts & Entertainment District in North Topeka from its infancy in the mid-1800s as a stop along the Union Pacific Railroad to its present-day status as one of Topeka's cultural hubs. Despite its prosperous beginnings, the district overcame multiple hardships, including a near-destruction from the Kansas River flood of 1951, to secure its rightful place as a vibrant piece of the Topeka community.
become a
FRIEND OF NOTO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
As a non-profit organization, the NOTO Arts and Entertainment District organization welcomes financial support of the community in helping to achieve its mission as well as the goals of its Capital Campaign. Support may be at any level, and for amounts over $50 contributions may be made as a one-time donation or as a monthly recurring donation. All donations of at least $50 include a Friend of NOTO membership.
Friend of NOTO Recurring Memberships
Benefits & Opportunities
- Special preview of the Morris Gallery openings with featured artists.
- Select invitations to NOTO activists and events.
- Assist, sponsor, or host NOTO events.
- Serve on committee or task groups to help NOTO meet its mission.
- Recognition on the NOTO website, newsletters, and at events.
- Regular updates about events and happenings in the district.
- Semi-annual print chronicle and celebration of the district.
- Discounts to contributing businesses.
relive the history of the
NOTO ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
Revisit the history of the NOTO Arts & Entertainment District in North Topeka from its infancy in the mid-1800s as a stop along the Union Pacific Railroad to its present-day status as one of Topeka's cultural hubs. Despite its prosperous beginnings, the district overcame multiple hardships, including a near-destruction from the Kansas River flood of 1951, to secure its rightful place as a vibrant piece of the Topeka community.
