Farragut Community Center: Hours, Programs, Rentals & Map

Opening Hours and Holiday Closures

Published holiday closures

The Town lists closures for New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, the Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Special-event and weather closures may also occur. For the most reliable same-day answer, call 865-218-3376.

Is Farragut Community Center Free?

Community center membership is free. The Town’s October 2026 program announcement confirms that membership is required for classes and that Farragut residency is not required to become a member.

How to get your free membership

1. Open the official Farragut RecDesk portal.
2. Create a household account if you are a new user.
3. Find the community center membership enrollment option.
4. Complete the requested personal and household details.
5. Review and accept any applicable membership terms.
6. Save your confirmation. You can also ask the front desk to arrange membership in person.

Programs and Activities for Adults, Children & Families

Farragut Parks & Recreation offers rotating classes and indoor recreation activities. Its 2026 program materials feature fitness, sports, games, creative activities and family programming.

Example schedules published during 2026

These are examples from the Town’s 2026 publications, not a guaranteed schedule for every week. The January 2026 calendar and winter/spring announcements also show that session times may differ between publications.

How to register for a class

1. Visit Farragut’s official registration instructions.
2. Choose Farragut RecDesk, or register in person at the community center.
3. Create or sign into your account.
4. Search by program name, age category or scheduled date.
5. Read the age restrictions, class location, fee, materials and availability.
6. Register each participant and pay any required program charge.
7. Keep the confirmation and check for schedule changes before attending.

Gymnasium, Basketball and Pickleball

The community center’s middle-school-sized gymnasium is used for recreation, sports programming and rentals. The official RecDesk listing identifies an approximately 4,651-square-foot gym, which also has a stage.

The Town publishes indoor pickleball sessions, basketball open gym, volleyball and other gym-based activities. The facility can also be reserved for qualifying sports practices and events.

Before coming for open gym

• Confirm the sport and session time on the current calendar.
• Ask whether free membership, registration or advance booking is required.
• Check the age group and supervision requirements.
• Bring appropriate indoor sports shoes and any recommended equipment.
• Ask whether a tournament, class or private booking will affect gym access.

Do not confuse indoor pickleball at the community center with outdoor court reservations at Farragut parks. They use different schedules and reservation arrangements.

Facility Rentals: Rooms, Assembly Hall and Gym

Farragut Community Center has several indoor spaces for meetings, parties, celebrations, workshops, sports practices and approved events.

Published rental prices and what remains unconfirmed

The Town’s official center page advertises a birthday party package for $104. A linked sports-rental application dated 2023 listed a gym rate of $30/hour during regular rental periods and $55/hour after hours, plus an equipment setup fee. Because that document is older, those sports-rental rates should not be treated as verified October 2026 prices.

Current Assembly Hall, classroom and event-gym rates were not clearly confirmed in the current public pages reviewed. Ask the rental office for a written quote based on your event date, number of guests, rental duration and setup requirements.

How to Reserve a Room or the Gym

1. Choose the right space. Use a classroom for small gatherings, the Assembly Hall for receptions and the gymnasium for sports or approved events.
2. Set your guest count. Include organizers, children, vendors and other attendees, not only seated guests.
3. Choose possible dates. Prepare a first and second choice, with enough time for setup and cleanup.
4. Check availability. Visit Farragut RecDesk’s calendar.
5. Contact the rental office. Email CommunityCenterRentals@townoffarragut.org or call 865-218-3376.
6. Request the current application. The Town requires annual applications for certain sports/gym and classroom rentals. Use the current version supplied by staff.
7. Review total charges. Ask about the base rental rate, equipment, staff, deposits, insurance if applicable, setup, cancellation and permitted activities.
8. Complete approval and payment. Return the required forms and arrange payment through the Town’s authorized process.
9. Save the confirmation. Verify the approved room, date, access time, equipment and contact person before informing guests.

Rental inquiry checklist: Tell staff the event type, estimated attendance, preferred date, preferred hours, tables/chairs required, food/catering plans, sports equipment needs and whether guests will pay admission.

Birthday Party Package: $104

For children’s celebrations, the Town advertises a $104 birthday party package for up to 37 people.

Activity choices include

• Basketball, kickball, dodgeball and volleyball
• Badminton and pickleball
• Imagination Playground and toddler toys
• Giant games and cornhole

Birthday party booking steps

1. Decide on your guest count (maximum 37 under the listed package).
2. Select possible party dates.
3. Use the RecDesk calendar to review availability.
4. Call 865-218-3376 and ask about the birthday party package.
5. Confirm which four activities are available and appropriate for the children’s ages.
6. Ask whether food, decorations and cleanup time are covered by the package rules.
7. Complete the official party application and reservation payment.

Ask staff to reconfirm that the published $104 price applies to your chosen date before paying.

West Knox County Senior Center: Same Building, Different Service

The Farragut Community Center shares the renovated former Faith Lutheran Church property with the West Knox County Senior Center. The community center is identified as Suite 201; the senior center is a separate operation at the property.

This matters when searching for senior recreation, social groups, assistance or age-specific programs. Do not assume the senior center uses the community center’s hours or registration rules. Ask for the appropriate suite and service when contacting the property.

Address, Map, Directions and Parking

Farragut Community Center
239 Jamestowne Boulevard, Suite 201
Farragut, Tennessee 37934
Phone: 865-218-3376

The facility is in Farragut, part of the Knoxville-area community in Knox County. Enter the complete Jamestowne Boulevard address when using GPS rather than searching for Farragut Town Hall, which is at a different location.

Parking access and the best entrance can depend on the program or event. A verified parking-space count was not available from the reviewed Town pages, so drivers attending a large event should ask their host or the front desk for arrival instructions.

Before You Visit: Quick Checklist

• Use the full address: 239 Jamestowne Blvd., Suite 201.
• Check building hours and the specific program schedule separately.
• Complete the free community center membership if you plan to attend classes.
• Look up class eligibility, availability and any additional fees.
• For open gym, confirm which sport has the gym at your planned arrival time.
• For a birthday party, check the 37-person package limit.
• For larger events, request a written rental quotation and approved room capacity.
• Check holiday and weather closures.
• Contact staff about parking, accessibility or special needs before arrival.
• Use Town of Farragut channels for all reservations and payments.

Other Tennessee Community Center Guides

For readers comparing recreation facilities, admission models, classes or rental arrangements elsewhere in Tennessee, these related guides may be useful.