4-Week Closure of Grove Street Center for HVAC Upgrade

TL/DR –

The Grove Street Community Center in Asheville, North Carolina, run by Asheville Parks & Recreation (APR), is out of service for up to four weeks due to a complete HVAC system failure. In the meantime, the Stephens-Lee Community Center will host all of Grove Street Community Center’s scheduled programs, and the APR staff will provide roundtrip shuttle transportation for Senior Congregate Dining. The Grove Street Community Center, which primarily focuses on older adults, offers services to help them stay healthy and independent, including meals and nutrition services, exercise and wellness opportunities, and social, educational, and recreational activities.


Grove Street Community Center Temporarily Closes Due to HVAC Failure

The Asheville Parks & Recreation‘s (APR) Grove Street Community Center is temporarily closed due to a complete HVAC system failure. All scheduled programs will relocate to the Stephens-Lee Community Center for around four weeks during repairs.

Transportation for Senior Congregate Dining

APR staff will provide shuttle transportation for Senior Congregate Dining to Stephens-Lee from Grove Street, Monday to Friday, between 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Mountain Mobility will manage pick-up and drop-off at Stephens-Lee.

Impact on Local Community

“Grove Street Community Center is a vital support for older adults and the entire city,” states D. Tyrell McGirt, APR Director. The APR team is committed to maintaining vital services like meals, wellness programs, and social activities during this period.

Schedule Changes

About Grove Street Community Center

The Grove Street Community Center, located in downtown Asheville, opened in 1971. Asheville City Council renamed it last year to reflect its expanded programming for all ages, retaining its focus on senior citizens.


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