Carson City Community Center: Hours, Programs, Rentals & Map

Carson City, Nevada · Visitor Guide 2026

Visit the Community Center: Hours, Classes, Theater & Rentals

Carson City Community Center is located at 851 E. William Street, Carson City, NV 89701, next to Mills Park and near the Carson Aquatic Facility. Operated by Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space, the facility includes the Bob Boldrick Theater, a large gymnasium, meeting rooms, fitness classrooms and a commercial kitchen.

The center hosts youth programs, adult fitness classes, performing arts, theater events, adaptive recreation and community meetings. Rental availability depends on scheduled City activities and existing bookings.

Address851 E. William St.Carson City, NV 89701
Main Phone775-887-2290Facility information
Regular HoursMon–Fri 6:30 AM–8 PMWeekends 9 AM–1 PM

Official information reviewed October 29, 2026. Individual classes, event doors, rentals and holiday operations may follow different schedules.

Carson City Community Center Hours & Closures

DayRegular Facility Hours
Monday–Friday6:30 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Sunday9:00 AM–1:00 PM

Posted Holiday Closures

The City’s regular closure list includes:

  • New Year’s Day
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day
  • Presidents Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Juneteenth
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Nevada Day
  • Veterans Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Family Day, the Friday after Thanksgiving
  • Christmas Day
Do not confuse building hours with activity times. The gymnasium may be reserved for an event, and a theater performance may continue beyond the standard public facility hours. Check your program or event schedule separately.

What Is Inside the Community Center?

Bob Boldrick Theater

A performing arts theater with capacity for 584 people, including general seats, wheelchair positions and companion seating.

Gymnasium

Approximately 9,810 square feet, primarily configured as a basketball court with bleachers.

Board Room

The Robert “Bob” Crowell Board Room measures approximately 1,457 square feet and supports meetings and presentations.

Bonanza Room

About 750 square feet, with a theater-style seating arrangement for approximately 39–40 attendees.

Fitness Classrooms

Indoor activity spaces used for dance fitness, strength training, yoga and other recreational instruction.

Commercial Kitchen

A kitchen attached to the gymnasium that may be rented for eligible events when available.

Facility availability: The City’s current rental descriptions identify the gymnasium, Comstock Room and Tahoe Room as generally unavailable for regular private reservations. Ask about exceptions before planning an event around one of these spaces.

Programs, Classes & Activities

Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space offers programs for children, adults and participants with disabilities. Sessions and registration requirements can change between seasonal activity guides.

ProgramWhat to Expect
Capital KidsBefore- and after-school recreation programs for eligible children.
Camp CarsonSeasonal youth day camp with recreation activities.
Carson Victory RollersRoller derby activities and organized practices.
Junior Victory RollersYouth-oriented roller derby programming.
Movers and DoersAdaptive recreation activities intended to support accessible participation.
Youth Theatre Carson CityPerforming arts, theater instruction and youth productions.
Driver’s EducationOrganized driver education programming.
SHiNE Dance Fitness + UPLIFTDance-based and fitness-oriented classes.
Muscle ResistanceStrength and muscle-conditioning sessions.
Tai Chi Ch’uanMovement, balance and controlled-exercise classes.
Chair YogaModified yoga and movement activities using chair support.

These are programs listed by the City, not a guarantee that every class is active on every date. Some programs are based at other facilities or seasonal locations, so always check the individual activity description.

How to Register for a Class

  1. Open the official recreation and activities page.
  2. Choose youth programs, adult programs, adaptive recreation, aquatics or another relevant category.
  3. Open the current activity guide or select the online registration option.
  4. Find the exact class and confirm its location, age requirements, date, time and fee.
  5. Complete registration through the City’s authorized system.
  6. Save the enrollment confirmation and check the cancellation or refund policy.

Registration help: Call 775-887-2290 if you cannot identify the correct program or class location.

Bob Boldrick Theater: Seating, Shows & Tickets

The Bob Boldrick Theater is inside Carson City Community Center. The current City theater page lists a total accommodation of 584 people: 564 general seats, 10 wheelchair positions and 10 companion seats.

Older directories and public documents mention different capacities, including 783 and 803. The current official facility and theater pages both use 584, making this the appropriate capacity for present visitor planning.

Public Performances

Plays, musical theater, concerts, dance and cultural presentations.

Community Events

School productions, lectures, presentations and civic activities.

Theater Rentals

Eligible private and organizational productions, subject to availability, insurance and technical requirements.

Selected Upcoming Performances

DateEvent
Nov. 6–8, 2026Western Nevada Musical Theater Company — Les Misérables
Nov. 13–15, 2026Les Misérables — additional performances
Nov. 20–22, 2026Les Misérables — additional performances
Dec. 6, 2026 · 3 PMCarson City Community Band Holiday Concert
Dec. 8, 2026 · 6 PMCarson City School District Strings Orchestras Concert
Dec. 9, 2026 · 6 PMCarson High School Fine Arts Band Concert
Dec. 13, 2026 · 4 PMCarson City Symphony Holiday Concert
Dec. 20, 2026 · 6 PM and 8 PMCandlelight Concerts in Carson City
Feb. 28, 2027 · 4 PMCarson City Symphony Concert
Ticket availability is not confirmed here. The City publishes event listings, but ticket sales, admission prices and cancellation procedures can be managed by the individual presenter.

Steps to Attend a Theater Event

  1. Open the Bob Boldrick Theater event calendar.
  2. Choose the production and check its precise date and start time.
  3. Follow the organizer’s authorized ticketing or reservation instructions.
  4. Ask about wheelchair seating, companion seating or hearing accommodations if needed.
  5. Save your ticket or event confirmation.
  6. Arrive with time for parking, ticket entry and locating your seat.

Community Center Rental Fees & Deposits

The City publishes the following facility rates. Meeting rooms use hourly pricing, while larger spaces often use five-hour or ten-hour blocks.

Rental SpacePublished Rate
Small Meeting Room$39 per hour
Large Meeting Room$50 per hour
Bob Boldrick Theater + Lobby$550 for 5 hours; $990 for 10 hours; $105/hour after 10 hours
Theater Lobby Only$28 per hour
Gymnasium$220 for 5 hours; $385 for 10 hours; $55/hour after 10 hours
Commercial KitchenCurrent facility page: $83 for 5 hours; $165 for 10 hours; $22/hour after 10 hours
Kitchen-rate discrepancy: The City’s separate adopted-fee schedule lists $85 for a five-hour kitchen rental, while the current facility webpage lists $83. Ask the Parks Office which charge applies before signing your agreement.

Booking Deposits

Rental CategoryListed Deposit
Small and Large Meeting Rooms$50
Theater and Lobby$400
Gymnasium$400
Commercial Kitchen$400

The City describes these deposits as refundable unless the event is canceled or unanticipated expenses arise. Ask for the specific refund, damage, cleaning and cancellation terms in writing.

Extra permit requirements: Events open or advertised to the general public may require additional City permits and proof of insurance. The Bob Boldrick Theater rental also lists insurance as a requirement.

What Is Included in a Rental?

  • Gymnasium: Base rental includes five tables and 50 chairs.
  • Meeting rooms: Base rental generally includes two tables and 40 chairs, subject to the specific room’s capacity and layout.
  • Bonanza Room: Approximately 750 square feet; a theater-style arrangement for around 39–40 people.
  • Bob Crowell Board Room: Approximately 1,457 square feet; used for City meetings and therefore subject to scheduling priority.
  • Theater: Technical equipment and production arrangements must be discussed before approval.

Room capacity can be reduced by extra tables, staging or special layouts. Do not use the maximum seated capacity as the permitted capacity for every arrangement.

How to Rent a Room, Gym or Theater

  1. Choose the room: Match your expected attendance and event activities to the meeting rooms, theater, gym or kitchen.
  2. Prepare event details: Date, alternative date, start/end times, total attendance and requested setup.
  3. Check availability: Contact the Parks Office at parksinfo@carsoncity.gov.
  4. Ask about restrictions: Confirm whether your chosen room is reservable and whether another City program has priority.
  5. Request the total price: Ask for rental hours, deposits, insurance, permits, staff/equipment and any additional charges.
  6. Submit required documents: Complete the City’s rental or permit process and obtain approval.
  7. Make the official payment: Pay through the City’s approved method and retain the agreement and confirmation.

For broader planning help with deposits, minimum rental hours, room capacities and cancellation questions, see the community center room rental and booking guide.

Is the Carson City Community Center Gym Open to Everyone?

The gymnasium primarily supports organized recreation and scheduled activities. It is not safe to assume unrestricted walk-in basketball or recreational use during every building-opening hour.

Before bringing a group, call the center and ask:

  • Is the gym available for public drop-in recreation today?
  • Are there basketball, roller derby or other scheduled activities?
  • Is an admission fee or registration required?
  • Are there age restrictions for unaccompanied minors?
  • Are sports shoes or additional equipment required?

For public swimming or aquatic memberships, use the separate Carson Aquatic Facility at 841 N. Roop Street. The Community Center does not list an on-site public swimming pool.

The nearby aquatic facility’s phone number is 775-887-2242.

Parking, Accessibility & Nearby Facilities

The Community Center is close to Mills Park and the Carson Aquatic Facility. The main entrance is accessible from East William Street near Roop Street.

  • Address: 851 E. William Street, Carson City, NV 89701.
  • Highway access: The City identifies access from US-395, I-580 and US-50 East.
  • Parking: Use designated facility parking and follow posted event restrictions. Do not assume that spaces reserved for a private function are available for general parking.
  • Accessibility: The theater identifies wheelchair and companion positions; individual meeting rooms are also listed with ADA accessibility features.
  • Board room: Assisted listening, audio equipment and video displays are listed among available amenities.
Accessibility planning: For wheelchair positioning, assisted listening devices, accessible room layouts or other accommodations, call 775-887-2290 before the event.

Carson City Community Center Map & Directions

The facility sits beside Mills Park in central Carson City, near the intersection of East William Street and North Roop Street.

Before Traveling

  1. Enter the complete address into your navigation app.
  2. Confirm whether you are visiting the gym, classroom, board room or theater.
  3. Check for special event or holiday changes.
  4. For performances, keep the ticket and organizer’s entry instructions available.
  5. If your visit requires an accessible entrance or reserved seating, confirm arrangements ahead of time.

Other Community Center Guides

Different municipal recreation facilities use different systems for booking rooms and attending classes. These verified guides may help you compare arrangements and avoid common planning mistakes:

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where is Carson City Community Center located?

Carson City Community Center is at 851 E. William Street, Carson City, NV 89701, next to Mills Park and near the Carson Aquatic Facility.

2. What is the Carson City Community Center phone number?

The main Community Center phone number is 775-887-2290. For Parks and Recreation general questions, call 775-887-2262.

3. What are the Carson City Community Center hours?

The City lists regular hours of Monday–Friday 6:30 AM–8 PM and Saturday–Sunday 9 AM–1 PM. Holiday closures and activity schedules may change access.

4. What programs are available at Carson City Community Center?

Programs listed by the City include Capital Kids, Camp Carson, roller derby, adaptive recreation, youth theater, driver’s education, Tai Chi, chair yoga, dance fitness and resistance training. Individual schedules vary.

5. How much does it cost to rent a meeting room?

The City lists small meeting rooms at $39 per hour and large meeting rooms at $50 per hour, generally with a $50 booking deposit. Ask about final fees and availability.

6. How much is Bob Boldrick Theater rental?

Published base theater and lobby rates are $550 for five hours, $990 for ten hours and $105 per hour beyond ten hours. A $400 deposit and insurance are listed.

7. How many seats are in Bob Boldrick Theater?

The current City theater page lists capacity for 584 people, comprising 564 general seats, 10 wheelchair positions and 10 companion seats.

8. Can I rent the gymnasium at Carson City Community Center?

The gymnasium has published rental prices of $220 for five hours and $385 for ten hours, but the City describes it as generally non-reservable. Email the Parks Office to ask about exceptions.

9. Does Carson City Community Center have a swimming pool?

The Community Center does not list an on-site public pool. The separate Carson Aquatic Facility is nearby at 841 N. Roop Street. Its phone number is 775-887-2242.

10. How do I book a community center room or theater?

Email parksinfo@carsoncity.gov with the event date, requested room, expected attendance and setup needs. Confirm availability, deposits, insurance, permits and payment before considering the booking final.

Official Resources & Final Confirmation

Independent informational guide; not operated by Carson City government. Published fees and schedules are subject to changes. Confirm official details before booking, paying or attending an activity.