The Methow Valley Community Center:

HONORING OUR PAST

We are honored to take care of this iconic 1912 Twisp Building. In 1976, over 50 local folks volunteered their time and money to clean the unused Twisp School and convert the building to house a community center, including the Twisp Library, local dispatch, Red McComb’s office, LFW Dance and a teen center complete with a wall of pinball machines.

CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY

Provide a facility for activities for youths and adults of the area and for visitors to the area.
Provide a facility in which various public groups and organizations can meet.
Provide a facility for the Twisp branch of the North Central Washington Public Library.
Provide facilities for recreation and exercise in the Methow Valley area.
Provide facilities for the advancement of arts, entertainment, and education for the Methow Valley area.

BUILDING OUR FUTURE

How do we continue to honor our history and care for our community? By providing a building for both of those things to continue! We have made significant improvements to this building for our community, tenants and visitors. Upgrades include new windows, a bell tower, a roof, a drainage system, updated electrical system, fiber connectivity, fresh paint, remodeled gym and kitchens, stage lighting, a paved parking lot, and security cameras that provide increased safety for all who visit the Community Center.

MV Community Center's Haunted House

Admission to the Haunted House (By Donation)

Team Members