Building Tateuchi Center
The ability of any performing arts center to excel in its mission is rooted in an organic connection between its programmatic vision and its architecture. A great cultural facility requires a unique personality and a functional design that enables this vision.
Unique Elements of the Building Design
Learn more about some of the distinctive features of Tateuchi Center—the Cabaret, Concierge, Patrons Lounge, Star Suite, and Green Building Design.
Project Specifications
Take a closer look at the technical details of the 175,000 square foot, five-story Tateuchi Center.
Leadership
Performing Arts Center Eastside (PACE) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was established in 2002 for the purpose of building a first-class performing arts center in Bellevue to serve the growing population of the Eastside. PACE continues today as the parent organization of Tateuchi Center, so-named on June 8, 2010 to honor a $25 million gift from the Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi Foundation.
Programming
Tateuchi Center Programming
Tateuchi Center programming will reflect the vibrancy, sophistication, and preferences of its increasingly diverse audience.
Careers
Tateuchi Center is an equal opportunity employer, committed to maintaining a diverse work environment.
Contact Us

Tateuchi Center
P.O. Box 828
Bellevue, WA 98009-0828

Phone: 425.462.4295
Fax: 425.462.2586

info@tateuchicenter.org

Find staff information, email addresses, and phone numbers here.

We look at the dance to impart a sensation of living in an affirmation of life.

Martha Graham

Leadership

Performing Arts Center Eastside (PACE) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was established in 2002 for the purpose of building a first-class performing arts center in Bellevue to serve the growing population of the Eastside. PACE continues today as the parent organization of Tateuchi Center, so-named on June 8, 2010 to honor a $25 million gift from the Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi Foundation.

The Board of Directors of PACE is legally responsible for the fiscal stability of Tateuchi Center, and for the wise stewardship of its resources and the ongoing achievement of its goals. The Board represents the interests of the larger community in the exercise of its governance responsibilities, and of Tateuchi Center, as ambassadors to the community. Our Directors are highly accomplished civic and business leaders with a passion for improving the quality of life on the Eastside. They share a vision of the future in which Tateuchi Center will continuously enhance the quality of life in our region, using the transcendent power of the Arts to open hearts, engage minds, and create understanding and appreciation among the diverse communities it will serve.

Board of Directors

Alka Badshah
Maxine Barnard
Carl Behnke, Second Vice Chair
Dennis Conrad
Patty Edwards
Betty Freeman
Kemper Freeman, Jr.
Ann Gores
Tom Gores
Cathi Hatch, Vice Chair
James Hebert
John Hepler
Peter Horvitz, Chair
Charles Lytle
Karen Lytle
John Matheson
Stephen P. Reynolds
Skip Rowley
Alex Smith
Bradford Smith
Danielle Smith
C. Edward Springman
Kathy Surace-Smith, Secretary
Bonnie Towne
Scott Wallace
Richard E. Wirthlin, Treasurer

Campaign Cabinet

Betty Freeman, Campaign Co-Chair
Kemper Freeman, Jr., Campaign Co-Chair
Charles Lytle, Campaign Co-Chair
Karen Lytle, Campaign Co-Chair
Ann Gores, Campaign Division Co-Chair, Community
Tom Gores, Campaign Division Co-Chair, Community
Bradford Smith, Campaign Division Co-Chair, Public Sector
Kathy Surace-Smith, Campaign Division Co-Chair, Public Sector
Peter Horvitz
Cathi Hatch
Maxine Barnard
Bonnie Towne
Kenneth Hatch
Pamela Rolfe
Jim Towne

Emeritus Council

Janine Florence
Sally Jarvis
Sally A. Nordstrom
Craig Shrontz
Ron Smith

Advisory Council

Patricia Barker
Christine Miller
Randall Talbot