Located across the Fraser River from Boston Bar at 64901 North Bend Station Road. (Off Chaumox Road) The North Bend Community Center is open Tuesdays & Saturdays from 12 pm - 3 pm
THE NORTH BEND COMMUNITY CENTER
Drop-in Room

Our Drop-in Room upstairs houses three computers that provide free internet access, and can be used for numerous activities such as cribbage tournaments and community get-togethers.
Museum

Our museum offers residents, former residents and their families an opportunity to view their community from its beginning in the 1800’s to the present day. Visitors can reflect on their childhood days of attending the school, their activities during the summer and the team sports they participated in while living here. During the May Day celebration and the summer months there are always one or two tours. Do stop in for a visit to view the many pictures and local history of our community. You can also send an email to Steve Clark at bbar_museum@yahoo.com
pictures and more about the museum
Community Garden

The community garden is located behind the North Bend Community Center (the old N.B. school) across the Fraser River from Boston Bar. The garden provides plots and fertile soil for those wishing to indulge their green thumb and nurture lasting friendships with other like-minded gardeners. The community gardeners often donate fresh produce to Family Place, the Food Bank and/or the Community Lunch program.
Folks are more than welcome to join in the fun at the weekly Sunday Garden Party which starts at 4pm weather permitting. You don't even have to be a gardener to enjoy this delightful social get together. Just bring an appetizer to share and your beverage of choice. It's a delightful way to while away a sunny Sunday afternoon.
Folks are more than welcome to join in the fun at the weekly Sunday Garden Party which starts at 4pm weather permitting. You don't even have to be a gardener to enjoy this delightful social get together. Just bring an appetizer to share and your beverage of choice. It's a delightful way to while away a sunny Sunday afternoon.