Mission Statement:
The Palace Theatre Trust enriches the region’s cultural life and serves as a community resource through its stewardship of the historic Palace Theatre and affiliate facilities.
Top Funding Sources:
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1914
EMPLOYEES: 50+ (depending on performances)
ANNUAL REVENUE: $1,000,000+
Service Locations: (Manchester)
Contact:
Peter Ramsey
CEO/President 80 Hanover St.
Manchester, NH 03101
603-668-5588
peterramsey@palacetheatre.org
www.palacetheatre.org
The Palace Theatres welcome and appreciate financial and in-kind support at any time during the year. Gifts and sponsorship support allow us to continue providing top-notch professional entertainment and opportunities for youth to learn about the fundamentals of live art and performing.
Memberships are also essential to maintaining what the theaters offer to the community. All memberships, at any level of commitment, include benefits like discounts, behind-the-scenes access, advance notice of shows, free tickets and more.
The Palace Theatres are always in need of customer service-oriented volunteer ushers. These individuals are critical to the Palace Theatres and serve as a friendly face greeting and seating patrons.
Business and community leaders and arts supporters are also invited to serve as members of our Community Advisory Board. This important group meets quarterly and is responsible for helping to promote the activities of the theaters in the community. The board also helps the organization grow its supporter base and build relationships with individuals and corporate partners.
Atty. David Eby
Chair
Devine Millimet
Roland A. Martin II
Vice Chair
Cornerstone PDC, LLC
Mark LaPrade
Treasurer
BerryDunn
Seth Wall, Ed.D
Secretary
Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Robert Baines
Former Mayor of Manchester
Doug Blais
Southern New Hampshire
Ernesto Burden
Yankee Publishing, Inc.,
NH Group
Ron Covey, Jr.
Retired, St. Mary’s Bank
Sylvio L. Dupuis. O.D.
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Jonathan Eddinger, MD
Concord Hospital Cardiovascular Institute
Beth Houlis
Comcast
Ed Ithier
Southern New Hampshire University
John MacNeil
Moody Street Pictures
Camille Madden
HarborOne Mortgage
Sharron McCarthy
Girls Inc.
Jason McKinney
John Hancock Investments
Lucia A. Merritt
Retired, CPA
Maria Mongan
Retired, Verizon
Norri Oberlander
North End Properties
Atty. Jennifer Parent
McLane Middleton Professional Assoc.
Michael Perrella
Bellwether Community
Credit Union
Mike Reed
Stebbins Commercial Properties
Emeritus:
Howard Brodsky
CCA Global Partners
Judith Jolton
Retired
Atty. Maria Law
Rath Young Pignatelli
William E. Stevens, P.E.
Harvey Construction Corp.
Charitable Giving GuideThis profile is part of NH Business Review’s 2026 Charitable Giving Guide.
To learn more about the Charitable Giving Guide and other New Hampshire nonprofit organizations, please visit www.nhbr.com/CGG.
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