Parks and Recreation

Participants will learn how to use the Tiffany method of foiling, gain guided experience with soldering technique, learn how to frame with lead came, and how to properly clean and polish stained glass.

Join us for a fun egg hunt throughout the McMinnville Community Center! This event is for adults with disabilities and their aides.

Location: McMinnville Community Center
Ages: 18+ yrs
Date: Saturday, April 19
Time: 1:30p-2:30p 
Fee: FREE

Put your feather forward and come to this fun dance party! Wear Pink to earn yourself a free admission to the pool during Spring Break Staycation!

Date/Time: Mon, Mar 25, 6-7:30 pm
Location: McMinnville Community Center, 600 NE Evans St

KID'S NIGHT OUT

Our talented staff will keep your kids active and entertained at the Community Center. We will have games, activities, crafts and movies. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Pre-registration is required; discount for siblings. 

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Here you will find information that you need to know to coach for the City of McMinnville Parks and Recreation.

Our Vision for playing:

Positive Coaching

TWEEN HANGOUT

Tweens, grades 3rd-5th, can come hang out, play games, and socialize. Each month will have a different activity.

KID'S NIGHT OUT

Our talented staff will keep your kids active and entertained at the Community Center. We will have games, activities, crafts and movies. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Pre-registration is required.

INNERgystics is a unique workout comprised of a series of focused simultaneous upper and lower body exercises that build lean muscle strength and sculpt the bodyusing light weights.

For Teens, must be Middle or High School Student

$2

At the McMinnville Community Center

Hosted by Parks and Recreation and Library staff

Once the site of a McMinnville Water and Light power substation, the .30 acre Taylor Park property at the corner of Brockwood and Fellows Streets was donated for park use by Water and Light with the stipulation that the park be named for former W & L Commissioner Harold Taylor.

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