City of LA Puente Community Center: Visitor Guide

La Puente, California · 2026 Visitor Guide

Visit La Puente Community Center: Programs, Hours & Facility Rentals

The City of La Puente Community Center is located at 501 N. Glendora Avenue, La Puente, CA 91744, next to La Puente Park and the Youth Learning Activity Center. It serves residents through recreation classes, community programs, youth activities, meeting spaces and related City services. Some sports and rental services operate through the adjacent Youth Learning Activity Center at 503 N. Glendora Avenue.

Community Center501 N. Glendora Ave.La Puente, CA 91744
Center phone626-855-1560Programs and classes
Youth / rentals626-855-1550Adjacent activity center
Rental office hoursMon–Fri2:00–9:00 PM published

Quick answer: Call 626-855-1560 for Community Center classes and general information. For facility reservations, youth sports or passport appointments, call the Youth Learning Activity Center at 626-855-1550. Check the specific service schedule before visiting.

Hours & Contacts Classes & Sports Rental Instructions

La Puente Community Center Hours & Contact Numbers

The City’s official website provides multiple contacts for the Community Center campus. Hours vary by service, so use the number associated with your activity.

Facility / serviceContact or hours
La Puente Community Center501 N. Glendora Avenue · 626-855-1560
Youth Learning Activity Center503 N. Glendora Avenue · 626-855-1550
Facility reservation operationsMonday–Friday, 2:00 PM–9:00 PM, as listed on the City rental page
Passport appointmentsTuesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
Passport walk-insWednesday, 1:00–3:30 PM
La Puente Senior Center16001 E. Main Street · 626-855-1585
Important: The published 2–9 PM schedule belongs to the facility reservation / Youth Learning Activity Center information. It is not independently verified as the universal opening schedule for every Community Center program or service. Some classes, passport appointments, special events and cooling-center operations use different hours.

The City also operates the Community Center as a cooling location during designated extreme-heat periods. The announced cooling-center schedule can differ from normal recreation hours and should not be treated as year-round public building hours.

Check the City’s Community Services department page and call the appropriate center before a time-sensitive visit.

Recreation Classes: Dance, Fitness & Cultural Programs

The City offers recreation, educational, cultural and fitness classes for children, teenagers and adults. Enrollment depends on the current session, participant age and available spaces.

Examples Listed in the City Recreation Program

ClassListed age / schedule
Beginning Ballet FolklóricoAges 3–10 · Friday 6:00–6:45 PM
Intermediate Ballet FolklóricoAges 10–18 · Friday 7:00–7:45 PM
Adult Ballet FolklóricoAges 18+ · Friday 8:00–9:00 PM
Aztec DanceAges 5+ · Multipurpose room; confirm current class times

These are examples from the City’s published recreation-class page, not confirmation that every class has an open seat in the current session. Class dates, locations and fees should be checked before registration.

How to Register for Classes

  1. Choose the activity. Open the City recreation classes page and identify the class for your age group.
  2. Check the current session. Review the schedule, location, registration fee, any material requirements and available spaces.
  3. Set up an account. First-time online users are instructed by the City to request account setup in person at La Puente Community Center.
  4. Register online or walk in. The City accepts online registration, or in-person registration using an Activity Registration Form and payment.
  5. Keep your receipt. Verify the class start date and check whether any schedule changes were announced.
Registration tip: Some classes fill quickly. If you are enrolling more than one child, confirm each participant’s age, household account information and activity requirements before visiting the front desk.
Official Class List & Registration Steps

For help understanding how public recreation centers handle class enrollment, fees, seasonal schedules and waitlists, see our community recreation center class registration guide.

Youth Sports, After-School Programs & Activities

The Youth Learning Activity Center at 503 N. Glendora Avenue supports athletics, fitness, mentoring and structured youth activities. Through a partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of West San Gabriel Valley, youth programs have included after-school and summer activities for ages 6–17.

BasketballYouth basketball leagues and fundamental skills programs; registration is seasonal.
SoccerYouth leagues and introductory fundamentals programs when scheduled.
VolleyballFundamental skill development and other youth sports opportunities.
Other sportsThe City’s recent program plans have included lacrosse, girls flag football, pickleball and badminton.
After-school supportStructured recreational and mentoring activities through the City’s youth-program partnership.
Teen opportunitiesTeen V.O.I.C.E and youth engagement activities, depending on current enrollment.

The City has published a 2026–2027 Youth Sports & Programming Calendar covering seasonal offerings, age divisions and registration timelines. Programs and dates may change, so use that calendar rather than relying on an older league announcement.

Youth Activities Grant

The City’s youth sports information has described a Youth Activities Grant for qualifying low-income La Puente families with children ages 5–17. The published program describes assistance of up to $70 per child, using two $35 certificates for eligible activities.

Grant status: The amounts above come from the City’s published program description, but current funding and application availability were not independently confirmed for October 2026. Call 626-855-1550 before relying on the grant.

How to Enroll a Child

  1. Check the current youth sports calendar for the child’s age group.
  2. Confirm registration opening and closing dates.
  3. Ask whether the child needs proof of age, residency or parent consent.
  4. Ask about registration fees, uniforms and equipment.
  5. If needed, ask about currently available youth financial assistance.
  6. Complete enrollment through the City’s authorized process.
2026–27 Youth Sports Calendar Youth Sports Information

Meeting Rooms, Gym & Event Rentals

The City rents eligible indoor and outdoor spaces across the Community Center and Youth Learning Activity Center campus. Select the correct building before requesting a reservation.

SpacePublished capacity / use
Workman RoomAudience capacity 30; dining capacity 20
Rowland RoomAudience capacity 20; dining capacity 15
Walnut RoomListed for dance / multipurpose activities; maximum audience capacity 20
Citrus CourtyardOutdoor dining setup for up to 160 guests
Bridge RoomBanquet seating for up to 120; divisible into multiple sections
GymnasiumAvailable as an eligible facility rental, subject to activity schedules
KitchenListed on Community Center rental application; conditions depend on approved event

The City’s rental page states that Bridge Room and Citrus Courtyard reservations include tables and chairs. The available configuration and permitted guest count should be confirmed for the event’s seating arrangement.

How Far in Advance Can You Reserve?

ApplicantAdvance reservation window
La Puente residentsUp to 1 year
Resident nonprofit organizationsUp to 1 year
La Puente commercial businessesUp to 1 year
Other applicantsUp to 6 months

Rental Application: Documents & Time Rules

The City’s rental form requires renter contact information, event date, type of activity, attendance, requested room and planned use of the facility.

  • Completed Facility Rental Application
  • Copy of California driver’s license or California identification card
  • Signed Facility Rules & Regulations
  • Signed Cancellation Policy
  • Event setup, actual event and cleanup times
  • Caterer information if food is being professionally catered
  • Additional insurance or fees where required by the City

The published rental application lists a two-hour minimum event period, up to three hours of setup before an event and a minimum one-hour cleanup period. Cleanup time is immediately after the reserved activity, without a time break. Confirm how these rules are charged when requesting your quote.

Rental fees: The official application has separate fields for hourly charges, setup/decorating, non-resident charges, cleanup, security deposit and insurance. Since the currently applicable numerical rental fee schedule could not be verified, get a complete written quote instead of assuming room use has a flat price.

Reserve Your Room: 6 Steps

  1. Choose the space. Match attendance and event type to Workman, Rowland, Walnut, Bridge Room, Citrus Courtyard or the gymnasium.
  2. Call for availability. Contact the Youth Learning Activity Center at 626-855-1550 with your preferred date and alternate date.
  3. Download the official form. Select the relevant room and fill in event time, setup, cleanup and guest count.
  4. Prepare identification and agreements. Attach the required California ID copy and signed rules and cancellation documents.
  5. Submit to the City. Return the application to the Youth Learning Activity Center and request a breakdown of all charges.
  6. Complete the final reservation. Review approval, permitted activities, insurance, deposits and cancellation conditions before payment.

Reservation contact: 626-855-1550 or amorales@lapuente.org.

Official Rentals & Rules Download Rental Application PDF

If you want to compare deposits, event insurance, room capacity and booking terms before signing a contract, read our community center room rental planning guide.

Passport Services at La Puente Community Center

The City lists passport application services at the Community Center / Youth Learning Activity Center campus, 501 N. Glendora Avenue. Passport processing has its own hours and appointment rules, separate from recreation services.

ServiceHours / contact
AppointmentsTuesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
Walk-in hoursWednesday, 1:00–3:30 PM
Passport help626-855-1550
Payment at this locationChecks and money orders only, according to the City’s published instructions

Items to Prepare

  • Completed but unsigned passport application form appropriate to your circumstances
  • Acceptable original proof of U.S. citizenship
  • Acceptable identification and a photocopy of both sides
  • Passport photo meeting U.S. Department of State requirements
  • Correct fees and accepted payment instruments
  • For minors, required parental appearance, relationship evidence or qualifying consent documents
Do not sign Form DS-11 in advance: For an in-person passport application, follow the acceptance agent’s signing instructions. Some renewals are handled by mail or online instead of through this appointment service.

How to Book a Passport Appointment

  1. Check whether you need a first-time passport, a child passport or a renewal.
  2. Open the official City passport page and review document requirements.
  3. Choose a Tuesday or Thursday appointment, or confirm the Wednesday walk-in option.
  4. Bring the originals, photocopies, photo and correct payments.
  5. Attend at the Community Center campus and follow staff instructions.
City Passport Office Instructions Official Passport Appointment Booking

La Puente Park, Senior Services & Nearby Facilities

The Community Center is associated with the City’s park and recreation campus on North Glendora Avenue. It is useful to distinguish several nearby public services.

La Puente ParkPublic recreation grounds with athletic areas, sports fields and other park facilities. Field and shelter reservations are handled through the Youth Learning Activity Center.
Youth Learning Activity Center503 N. Glendora Avenue; youth athletics, after-school programs and facility reservations.
La Puente Senior Center16001 E. Main Street; 626-855-1585. A separate location for older-adult programs, social activities and services.
La Puente Library15920 Central Avenue. A separate library facility serving the community.

La Puente Community Center is not the same as the City’s Senior Center or a medical clinic. For nearby healthcare services and clinic contact information, our Central City Community Health Center locations guide includes a La Puente clinic and other Los Angeles County locations.

To explore another California city-operated community center with public recreation and rentable event spaces, see our Oak Park Community Center programs and facility rentals guide.

Address, Parking, Directions & Accessibility

City of La Puente Community Center
501 N. Glendora Avenue
La Puente, CA 91744
Phone: 626-855-1560

Youth Learning Activity Center
503 N. Glendora Avenue
La Puente, CA 91744
Phone: 626-855-1550

Google Maps Directions

Before Visiting

  • Use 501 N. Glendora Avenue for the Community Center and 503 N. Glendora for the adjacent Youth Learning Activity Center.
  • Check the correct service entrance for classes, appointments or sports.
  • Ask about parking restrictions during tournaments, events or construction.
  • Request accessible entrance or program accommodation information from the City before traveling if needed.
  • For rentals, ask whether setup crews, guests or caterers need separate parking instructions.

A current authoritative parking-space count was not established in the reviewed City information, so no exact parking capacity is claimed here.

Important 2026 Visitor Updates

November 3, 2026 election: The City announced that La Puente Community Center will not serve as a Vote Center for the November 3 general election. Normal community center operations are expected to continue. Voters should use the City’s notice or LAVote.gov to find an authorized voting location.

The City has also publicized recreational facility improvements and changes to gym availability. If your visit depends on gym access, a sports session or an event, ask about current construction and scheduling restrictions before leaving home.

During a heat emergency, the City may designate the Community Center as a cooling center. Use the actual cooling-center announcement for the applicable day and hours instead of relying on normal recreational service information.

Official 2026 Voting Location Notice 2026 Cooling Center Notice

Quick Visitor Checklist

  • Confirm whether your destination is 501 or 503 N. Glendora Avenue.
  • Call the correct number for classes, rentals, sports or passports.
  • Check the program’s date and available spaces before paying.
  • Bring ID and required documents for rentals or passport applications.
  • For a rental, plan setup and cleanup time separately from event time.
  • Ask whether any room, gym or park area is affected by renovation.
  • Check official notices for holiday, cooling-center and special-event schedules.
  • Keep registration, booking or appointment confirmation available.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where is City of La Puente Community Center located?

The City of La Puente Community Center is at 501 N. Glendora Avenue, La Puente, California 91744. The adjacent Youth Learning Activity Center is at 503 N. Glendora Avenue.

2. What is the La Puente Community Center phone number?

The Community Center phone number is 626-855-1560. For youth sports, rentals and passport appointments, call the Youth Learning Activity Center at 626-855-1550.

3. What are the Community Center’s regular hours?

The City publishes Monday–Friday 2–9 PM hours on its facility-reservation page. This is not a verified universal schedule for all Community Center services. Classes, passport appointments and special programs may operate at different times.

4. What programs are available at La Puente Community Center?

City recreation offerings include cultural dance, fitness, educational classes, youth sports and other seasonal activities. Program schedules and available spaces depend on current registration.

5. How do I register for a recreation class?

Use the City’s recreation-class listing to select a program, check age, fees and dates, and complete registration online or in person. First-time online users may need to request account setup at the Community Center.

6. Does La Puente Community Center offer youth sports?

Yes. Youth sports and related programs operate through the City’s Community Services Department and the adjacent Youth Learning Activity Center. Basketball, soccer, volleyball and other seasonal sports may be offered.

7. Can I rent a room or event space?

Yes. The City lists Workman, Rowland and Walnut rooms, the Bridge Room, Citrus Courtyard, gymnasium and kitchen among eligible rental spaces. Contact 626-855-1550 for current availability and rates.

8. How far ahead can I book a facility rental?

The City’s published reservation rules allow residents, resident nonprofits and La Puente commercial businesses to apply up to one year ahead. Other applicants may reserve up to six months ahead, subject to approval and availability.

9. Are passport services available at the Community Center?

Yes. The City lists passport appointments Tuesday and Thursday from 9 AM to 2 PM and Wednesday walk-ins from 1 to 3:30 PM. Call 626-855-1550 to confirm current availability and document requirements.

10. Is La Puente Community Center a cooling center?

It has been designated as a cooling center during City-announced extreme-heat periods. Cooling hours are activation-specific and should be checked through current official City notices rather than assumed to operate every day.

Official City Resources

Information reviewed October 29, 2026. Community Center service times, rental availability, programs, construction restrictions and passport procedures may change. Numerical general admission fees and current rental rates were not independently verified, so no unsupported prices are presented.