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Community Centers
Hundreds of residents visit the Community Centers on the Olympic Peninsula every day for social, recreational and educational activities. These centers are community treasures - they offer hot meals, a warm smile and friendly conversation to many who live in outlying communities. Community Centers are a hub of meaningful programs and interesting activities.
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2006 Tri-Area Citizen of the Year
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Tri-Area Holiday Community Meal 2005
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Tri-Area Community Center
The Tri-Area Community Center offers a computer lab and classes, Senior Nutrition, kitchen & room rental space. Meeting room space is provided for programs and activities of an informational, educational, cultural or civic nature primarily, and for other organizations as space and time is available. All community meetings must be open to the public at no charge. Use of meeting rooms for fund raising or profit making activities are subject to prior approval of the Center Manager.
Specific program activities are published in a monthly community newsletter.
For more information contact:
Tri Area Community Center
10 W Valley Rd
Chimacum, WA 983256
360-732-4822
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Brinnon Community Center
Brinnon Community Center has a Senior Nutrition program, kitchen & room rental. Meeting room space is provided for programs and activities of an informational, educational, cultural or civic nature primarily, and for other organizations as space and time is available. All community meetings are open to the public at no charge. Use of meeting rooms for fund raising or profit making activities are subject to prior approval of the Center Manager.
For more information contact:
Sandy Peterson
306144 Hwy 101
Brinnon, WA 98320
360-796-4350
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Quilcene Community Center
Computer lab with Internet access, room rental space & food bank are available at this facility. Meeting room space is provided for programs and activities of an informational, educational, cultural or civic nature primarily, and for other organizations as space and time is available. All community meetings are open to the public at no charge. Use of meeting rooms for fund raising or profit making activities are subject to prior approval of the Center Manager.
Specific program activities are published in a monthly community newsletter. For a story about the Quilcene Center makeover, click here.
For more information contact:
Bob Rosen
294952 Hwy 101
Quilcene, WA 98376
360-765-3321 |
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Update December 2008: The Boeing Blue Bills are making a lot of progress on the Quilcene Community Center renovation. A new window will bring much needed light into the center.
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Forks Recreation Center
Forks Recreation Center has room & kitchen rental space. Meeting room space is provided for programs and activities of an informational, educational, cultural or civic nature primarily, and for other organizations as space and time is available. All community meetings are open to the public at no charge. Use of meeting rooms for fund raising or profit making activities are subject to prior approval of the Center Manager.
OlyCAP Community Support Services and JARC program are located in this building.
For more information contact:
91 Maple Ave
PO Box 1742
Forks, WA
(360)374-6193
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OlyCAP operates community centers on behalf of:
Jefferson county and the City of Forks.
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