The West Point Grey Community Centre is a vibrant hub of activity, offering a wide range of programs in Recreation, Sport, and the Arts for all age groups. In operation since 1972, the Centre is jointly operated by the West Point Grey Community Centre Association and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation. The West Point Grey Community Centre Association's mission is to promote individual and community development by providing quality leisure services.
Located at 4397 West 2nd Avenue in Vancouver, British Columbia, the Centre consists of six buildings, including the historic Aberthau Mansion, the Gymnasium, Fitness Centre, Pottery Studio, Jericho Hill, and the cooperatively operated Jericho Arts Centre. The neighbourhood pool, Lord Byng, is also part of the Centre's facilities. Both sites offer free parking and are easily accessible by public transit.
Aberthau Mansion, a beautiful Tudor-style heritage building, celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012. This iconic venue is home to a variety of recreation and cultural services and offices, and is available for rentals for events such as weddings, TV and movie shoots, and private parties. The Main Office for program registration services, a full-size gymnasium, and the Fitness Centre are all housed within Aberthau Mansion.
The Pottery Studio at the Centre is a fully equipped facility with 12 wheels and multiple work stations, catering to potters of all skill levels. The Jericho Hill grounds feature two centres, Jericho Hill Centre and the Gymnasium, offering a range of programs and activities for the community.
Patrons can easily reach the West Point Grey Community Centre by public transit, with the #4 UBC and #84 UBC express busses stopping nearby. The friendly and dedicated staff at the Centre are committed to providing a welcoming environment for individuals and families to engage in recreational and cultural activities. Stay connected with the latest news and updates from the Centre by following them on social media and subscribing to their monthly newsletter.
