A get away, away. Home to visual and performing artists and rich island artistic traditions. Musicians gather to play and try new stuff, fiber artists travel far to come here, and world-class musicians and authors gather each year and call it a festival. All on this tiny island.

The Wilson and Carol Trueblood Performing Arts Center is a multi-purpose 253 seat theatre on Washington Island, Wisconsin. TPAC was made possible through the generous bequest of long-time summer residents Ruth and Wilson Trueblood, a gift of land and endowment funding from Arni and Mary Richter, and substantial support from the Washington Island Foundation and more than 800 individual, family and business volunteers and donors. TPAC is named in honor of Wilson and his daughter, Carol, and the performance space is named in honor of Mary Richter.