Support Us

Culture Warrington is a charity that works across three town-centre venues to deliver some of the best arts, heritage and entertainment opportunities in the North West.

As a registered charity, we rely on donations to create unforgettable art experiences while making the town a thriving hub of cultural activity. By choosing to support us, you can help us sustain and expand our cultural offer and help fund top-quality arts, culture and heritage right here in Warrington. Your gift, whatever its size, makes a real difference to our work and is always gratefully received. Please support our valuable work by making a donation today.

The easiest way to donate is online, via our give a little page.

Donate Online

Alternatively, you can give our venue and events manager Chris Persoglio a call on 01925 361721, or email [email protected]

Thank you so much for choosing to support Culture Warrington. It’s only through the generosity of donors like you that we can continue our work.

Legacy

Leaving a gift in your will or in memory of a loved one is a wonderful way of supporting Culture Warrington.

Corporate & Sponsorship Opportunities

Corporate support is vital to Culture Warrington as it helps fund our ongoing conservation, restoration, and education work.

Venue Hire

Ever thought about holding a conference in the oldest museum in the North West?

Our Supporters

Culture Warrington is supported by a broad range of public bodies, organisations, and individuals.

Patrons

In June 2017, the international pianist, Stephen Hough CBE, came on board as Culture Warrington’s first ever patron.

Stephen has a real passion for supporting arts and culture in his hometown, and when he was appointed as a patron of Culture Warrington, he said:

I’m delighted to be part of Culture Warrington – a charity that does so much great work to improve the cultural scene in Warrington, a place where I have many fond memories of growing up. Culture Warrington is working hard to bring life to this underachieving part of the North West and open it up to new ideas. I would love for people to feel that they didn’t always have to go to Manchester or Liverpool for cultural events but that they could stay closer to home.