West Point Grey Community Centre
This beautiful Tudor-style house has had an interesting history. At its inception known as "Aberthau", Gaelic for 'place filled with light', it was used as an officer's mess during WW II and obtained by the Park Board in 1974 when the federally owned parcel of land known as Jericho Beach was given to the City. Now the West Point Grey Community Centre consists of six buildings or facilities including a former carriage house and stable which has been transformed into one of the city's best-equipped pottery studios. Other nearby buildings include a gymnasium, fitness centre, and the cooperatively operated Jericho Arts Centre. Located practically beach side at West 2nd Avenue and NW Marine Drive, West Point Grey Community Centre serves a multicultural community and features a myriad of recreation programs for all ages. Some featured programs are health and wellness, day camps, special events, outdoor excursions, dance, languages, painting and drawing, pottery and drama. Facilities at West Point Grey Community Centre Computer Lab Games Room Gym Indoor Pool (Lord Byng)  Playground Pottery StudioAffiliated Facilities
Services and Amenities
Games Room
 Pool table Foos Ball Contact Community Centre for Youth drop-in hoursPlayground Arts, crafts, sports and games; July and August Summer Day Camp Out-trips; July and AugustOpen Doors Preschool Program
Pottery Studio
Beginners and advanced programs for all agesRacquet Courts 4 asphalt Tennis courts at West Point Grey (Trimble) Park 5 asphalt tennis courts at Jericho BeachWedding Rentals Administrative
West Point Grey Community Centre is jointly operated |
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4397 West 2nd Avenue
Jericho Arts Centre
Gym - Jericho Hill Centre
Lord Byng Pool
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