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Wemyss Bay Community Centre

Ardgowan Road, Wemyss Bay, PA18 6AT

Opening Times:

By Appointment Only

Booking office: 01475 213131

Booking office: 01475 213131

About this Centre

Perfect for:

Community group meetings
Parent & toddler groups
Hobby and craft clubs

Birthday parties & celebrations
Fitness or dance classes
Workshops and training

Opening Times

By appointment only

Welcome to

Wemyss Bay Community Centre

Wemyss Bay Community Association (WBCA) is responsible for the day-to-day running, management, letting and upkeep of the Community Centre and local events.

The community centre was opened in October 1989 and is used by various groups such as Bible Club, Zumba, Karate, etc. It can also be booked for one off events, such as children’s parties.

Facilities Available

Main Hall

Back Room

Wemyss Bay Community Centre

Ardgowan Road, Wemyss Bay, PA18 6AT

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01475 213131

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