OnCue Revealed as Major Donor Behind Stillwater's New Public Art Program

Convenience store chain delivers on "sizable donation" city manager teased in January, establishing fund and committee for community artwork

Chris Peters

Feb 11, 2026 - 4 min read

Marla Ruark of OnCue displays a ceremonial $100,000 check made out to Stillwater Public Art during the Feb. 9 city council meeting. The convenience store chain's donation establishes a foundation for the city's new public art committee and fund. – Photo by Chris Peters

OnCue Revealed as Major Donor Behind Stillwater's New Public Art Program — Marla Ruark of OnCue displays a ceremonial $100,000 check made out to Stillwater Public Art during the Feb. 9 city council meeting. The convenience store chain's donation establishes a foundation for the city's new public art committee and fund. – Photo by Chris Peters

OnCue is the community partner behind a $100,000 donation to launch Stillwater's newly established Public Art Program, fulfilling City Manager Brady Moore's promise of a "sizable donation" to kickstart the initiative.

The Stillwater City Council formally adopted the public art ordinance Monday and accepted OnCue's cornerstone contribution, creating a dedicated committee and fund to support public art development, preservation and celebration throughout the community.

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