Upper McKenzie Community Center

​Sixty years ago the "big red building" on the banks of the McKenzie River was built by local residents as a place to gather for fun, learning, and celebration.

Today, the Upper McKenzie Community Center serves as a vibrant community gathering space, emergency relief center and versatile community resource hub. The organization and events are run by volunteers, and funded by Membership, donations, and rentals.

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The UMCC is a "Community Center for Gatherings and Emergency Relief". The social-distancing requirements  needed to deal with COVID-19 have reduced our ability to have large events.

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Over the past 6 decades events here have created a "community memory."    If you want share your story about events of the past please send it to us by email.  We hope to be able to meet together again soon!

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Read about the events and  stories of the past here. 

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Are you interested in the future of UMCC?

If you have ideas or would like to volunteer please send us your ideas at UMCCevents@gmail.com 

THE FRANCES O'BRIEN MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS HERE!

As part of our commitment to continue to support our community while rebuilding efforts take place post disaster. The UMCC board of directors and the Frances O'brien Memorial Library board of directors have partnered to temporarily house the Library at the UMCC.

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Come on by, bring the children and read book!

Hours
Our regular library hours will be:
Monday and Wednesday 1pm - 3pm
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am - Noon

We are currently closed on Tuesday and Sunday.

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