2021
3.16.21 WSIC: The Cain Center for the Arts to break-ground May 14th
3.16.21 Cornelius Today: Achievement unlocked: Cain Center groundbreaking is May 14
3.10.21 Cornelius Today: Cain Center/Cornelius Arts Center update
3.9.21 Herald Citizen: Cain Center, Cornelius Arts Center partnership plans continue to gel
2.1.21 Lakeside Living Magazine: Coming Soon to the Lake Norman Region: Cain Center for the Arts
2020
12.20 Queen City Nerve: Most Exciting Arts Development Outside of 485
11.1.20 Lake Norman Woman Magazine: Find What You Love
10.9.20 Cornelius Today: Zoning and entrepreneurs are transforming Catawba Avenue
9.15.20 Herald Citizen: Physical steps commence as Cain Center closes in on fundraising goal
9.10.20 WSOC: Cain Center demolition
9.10.20 Cornelius Today: Demolition underway for future Cain Center for the Arts
9.10.20 Cornelius Today: The Cain’s gift is transformational for Cornelius
9.2.20 Cornelius Today: Arts Center demo process will take 90-120 days
9.2.20 Herald Citizen: Cornelius site-clearing event to make milestone for Cain Center
9.1.20 Cornelius Today: Cain Center launches “buy-a-brick” Fundraiser
9.1.20 Currents: The Cain Center for the Arts rolls out new fundraising opportunity
8.5.20 Cornelius Today: Buy a brick campaign coming in September
7.10.20 – Herald Citizen: YMCA new home for drive-in movies
6.19.20 – Charlotte Business Journal: Morning Buzz featuring Cain Center for the Arts
6.18.20 Herald Citizen: Mecklenburg County commits $1 million to Cain Center
6.16.20 Herald Citizen: How cotton gin scales symbolize Cornelius’ balance of future and past
6.4.20 Herald Citizen: Showtime! Cain Center opens curtain on design
6.3.20 Cornelius Today: County budget provides $1 million for Cain Center
6.2.20 WSIC: Cain Center releases final renderings of theater and gallery
5.19.20 Herald Citizen: Vision emerges for Cain Center
5.19.20 Queen City Nerve: Cain Center for the Arts Unveils First Finalized Renderings
5.19.20 Cornelius Today: Cain Center Releases Building Renderings to the Public
3.20.20 Herald Citizen: Cain Center to take over Cornelius art programs
3.11.20 Cornelius Today: Town plans to merge arts efforts
3.9.20 WFAE 90.7: Cornelius hopes planned arts center will transform its downtown
2.21.20 Herald Citizen: ‘Aquesta Challenge’ backs Cain Center
2.12.20 Cornelius Today: Aquesta commits $250K to Cain Center
2.5.20 Herald Citizen: Cain Center campaign passes $15M threshold
1.30.20 Cornelius Today: Cain Center for the Arts celebrates a huge 2019 final quarter
1.2.20 Herald Citizen: Newsmakers: A Look Back At 2019 – Cain Center for the Arts
1.1.20 Lake Norman Woman Magazine: Women On The Move – Louise Cashion
2019
11.18.19 Cornelius Today: Cashion family adds to Cain Center funding
11.15.19 Herald Citizen: Cashions commit $500,000 to Cain Center
10.1.19 Cornelius Lakeside Living Magazine: Bill and Ericka Cain: Family and Philanthropy
10.1.19 News Talk WSIC: Conversation with Justin Dionne from Cain Center for the Arts
9.26.19 Herald Citizen: Designs for Cain Center put Cornelius arts facility in focus
9.19 Old Town Cornelius: Keeping up with the Cain Center
9.10.19 LKN Connect: A Conversation with the First Lady of Cornelius
9.1.19 Lake Norman Currents Magazine: Turning Outreach into an Art
9.1.19 Lake Norman Women Magazine: That’s What He Said
8.28.19 Herald Citizen: Budget changes approved for Cain Center for the Arts
6.3.19 Cornelius Today: $2 million raised at Cain Center fundraiser
5.16.19 Cornelius Today: Founders’ Ball raises $660,000 for Cain Center
5.15.19 Herald Citizen: Events fuel Cain campaign
2.1.19 Peninsula Navigator: About Town
2.1.19 Lakeside Living Magazine: The Future of Our Downtown
2.1.19 OTC: What is an arts district?
1.30.19 Herald Citizen: Cultural opportunities connect families in Cornelius
1.26.19 Cornelius Today: Get artsy with Cain Center for the Arts
1.2.19 Herald Citizen: Funding drives progress of future Cornelius arts center
1.1.19 Cornelius Today: Cain Center program thrills local students, teachers
1.1.19 LKN Connect: The Cain Center for the Arts in Cornelius is making strides
2018
10.3.18 Herald Citizen: State legislators give to Cain Center for the Arts
10.1.18 Cornelius Today: Legislators help direct $125K to Cain Center for the Arts
9.24.18 Journal of Philanthropy: Gifts Roundup
9.18.18 Charlotte Observer: ‘Transformative’ $5 million gift aims to make Cornelius a mecca
9.18.18 Herald Citizen: Cain family donates $5 million to Cornelius Arts Center, gets naming rights
9.18.18 Lake Norman Currents Magazine: Step by Step Cornelius Arts Center has a new dace partnership
9.18.18 Patch.com: Cornelius couple donated $5M for new arts center building project
9.17.18 Cornelius Today: Cains make historic donation to Cornelius Arts Center
9.17.18 WBTV: Couple makes $5 million donation to Cornelius Arts Center
9.17.18 Old Town Cornelius: Cornelius Arts Center has a name
8.22.18 Herald Citizen: Arts Center starts fall programming with help from Charlotte Ballet
8.19.18 Cornelius Today: Arts Center partners with Charlotte Ballet for classes
6.1.18 Herald Weekly: Renderings paint facility’s aim
5.15.18 Cornelius Today: ‘Tate Cares’ donates to arts center, Ada Jenkins
2017
10.5.17 Herald Weekly: Architects chosen for Cornelius Arts Center
10.4.17 Herald Citizen: Architects chosen for new arts center
10.2.17 Business Today: Famed architect joins Cornelius Arts Center design team
8.22.17 Charlotte Observer: Will Cornelius become the NoDa of the north?
8.1.17 Lake Norman Currents Magazine: Artistic Direction
7.7.17 Cornelius Today: Justin Dionne: Accustomed to the leading role in public theatre
6.28.17 Cornelius Today: Arts Center lands $100K, courtesy of Bradford, legislature
6.25.17 Business Today: Bradford secures $100K to help seed Cornelius Arts Center
6.15.17 Herald Weekly: Cornelius names arts center director
6.13.17 Lake Norman Citizen: Cornelius tabs Dionne to head arts center
6.8.17 Lake Norman Citizen: Cornelius hires arts center director
6.7.17 Business Today: Economic driver:Cornelius hires arts center director
5.1.17 Charlotte Observer: Interest in the arts blossoms in Lake Norman