Glenn & Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center

The three-level stone building houses a 200-seat performance hall, multiple classrooms, and gallery spaces across 15,664 square feet of floor area.

Originally constructed as Trinity Lutheran Church in 1949, the building transformed into a cultural center following its purchase by the city in 2000.

The center provides year-round programs including theater productions, music performances, art exhibitions, and educational workshops for the local community.

The facility offers rentable spaces for private events, with five dedicated classrooms and an auditorium equipped for concerts, lectures, and theatrical presentations.

Red stones used in construction came from a quarry in Camas, Washington, through an arrangement that provided unlimited materials for a fixed price.

Location: Hillsboro

Inception: 1949

Floors above the ground: 3

GPS coordinates: 45.52280,-122.98200

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:53