to provide a comfortable safe and healthy facility where all are welcome
to welcome and encourage cultural, artistic and racial diversity to meet visitor expectations
to be focused on being environmentally responsible
to foster relationships with community groups, charities and organizations who are like-minded
Pat moved to Vancouver Island 30 years ago and has worked in mental health for 13 years, at a program called Forward House, in Parksville.
Pat has been welcoming newcomers to Vancouver Island for the past 15 years. She joined the Parksville Community Centre in June 2022 and has been involved in the start-up of the Community Market and recruiting new volunteers for us. She believes in the togetherness and support of a united community.
The PCCS Board of Directors is comprised of a group of community leaders who volunteer their time in overseeing the governance and operations of the centre.
The Board’s mandate is to ensure the centre continues to drive social, cultural and economic activity within the local community and encourage participation from all sectors, private, public, business and government.
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Albert was born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, and raised in Port Alberni BC. Albert has lived in Parksville since 2009, and is an experienced advocate for people with visual impairments.
He holds a Social Service Worker Certificate and is passionate about helping people connect with their access to information and technology needs.
Most importantly, Albert is solution-focused, flexible, has a positive attitude and has a great sense of humour.
Patrick Proudlock has lived in Parksville since 1999. Regarding the Parksville Community Centre, Patrick looks to the past and the future.
In 1922, a hundred years ago, Parksville was a village of 500 people. The Parksville Women’s Institute voted to acquire waterfront property for a community park and a community hall. Since then, hundreds of individuals, community groups and local businesses have contributed many hours of work and money to build a community centre.
Now, Patrick sees that this generation is as needy of a central meeting place as a century ago. He is convinced that today’s Parksville residents will carry the legacy with a fresh new vision.
Room 109 (East) has a tv and projector screen, with an occupancy of 59 theater style, round table seating for 36, classroom table for 40, and large square seating for 30;
Room 110 (West) has a tv, an occupancy of 59 theater style, round table seating for 36, classroom table for 40, and large square seating for 30;
Room 111 can be rented for setting up a buffet for room 110 or can be included when renting the kitchen;
Kitchen 112 has a stove, dish washer, refrigeration and a serving area, as well as availability for renting dishes and coffee/tea equipment;
Room 113, the lounge, offers casual seating and tables for cards and other games, a tv, and an occupancy 40 theater style;
Room 117, the craft room, is great for crafts or birthday parties, with an occupancy of 40 theater style, round table seating for 32, classroom table for 24, and large square seating for 30;
Room 118 (South) offers a tv, with an occupancy of 59 theater style, round table seating for 36, classroom table for 40 and large square seating for 30.
The Parksville Community Centre (PCC), newly located at 223 Mills Street in Parksville offers:
Additional Details:
Most of the above facilities can be rented for:
2 Hour Minimum Booking (Monday-Friday to 5 pm);
Daily Rate is a Maximum of 12 hours,
(An additional hourly rate will be charged for bookings that exceed 12 hours);
Not-For-Profit given 10% off total cost before taxes;
All rentals include free wifi;
Coffee and snacks service can be provided at a cost;
Catering can be done through outside caterers of the renter’s choice. Setup / takedown fee includes tables, chairs and clean-up discount rates for nonprofits.
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
Hourly Rate | $35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
$35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
Hourly Rate | $35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
Hourly Rate | $35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
Hourly Rate | $35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 |
Hourly Rate | $30.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* /Monthly Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 / $500.00 |
Hourly Rate | $25.00 (max 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* /Monthly Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 / $500.00 |
Hourly Rate | $25.00 |
Daily Rate* /Monthly Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 / $500.00 |
Hourly Rate | $25.00 |
Daily Rate* /Monthly Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 / $500.00 |
Hourly Rate | $25.00 |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $250.00 |
Hourly Rate | $35.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Daily Rate* /Monthly Open until 9:00pm max | $100.00 |
Hourly Rate | $25.00 (min 2 hrs) |
Max. Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | # of stalls x $10.00 |
Per Stall | $10.00 |
Daily Rate* Open until 9:00pm max | $750.00 |