Built as a school in 1928, the original building consisted of classrooms, an auditorium, a lunchroom, a library, and a principal’s office. The school was closed as part of Asheville City Schools’ desegregation plan in 1965 and converted to a public community center.
For more on exciting changes as part of a current neighborhood investment project, visit this project page.
Indoor Features
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Outdoor Features
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Activities, Classes, and Events
Parties and Rentals
Looking for an affordable indoor location for your next party, reunion, baby shower, retreat, or celebration? Reserve the multipurpose room for $25 per hour (required $100 security deposit refunded after rental) online or by calling the center at 828-254-1942.
History
Learn more about the community-guided process to bring the park to life by reading Park Views: Burton Street Community Center.