14068 Ranch Road 12, Wimberley, TX 78676-5312  |  512-847-2510
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Community Calendar

Regular meeting times for the civic and community groups that gather at the Wimberley Community Center.

To check availability for your event, call or email Tracy Calamari at 512-847-2510 or director@wimcc.org.

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Regular Community Group Meetings

In addition to meetings, special events, weddings, holiday and anniversary parties held at the center, a host of community and civic groups meet here on a regular basis.

Recurring meeting schedule
Group When Time
Rotary Club Luncheons Every Tuesday 12:00pm – 2:00pm
Lion’s Club 1st and 3rd Tuesday 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Garden Club 2nd Wednesday, September through May 9:00am – 12:00pm
Wimberley Birding Society 3rd Monday, September through May 9:00am – 12:00pm
Wimberley Valley Art League 2nd Monday, September through May 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Group details and further information are listed in the community links directory. For questions about a specific meeting, please contact the center.

Senior Activities Center

The center includes a Senior Activities Center, with its own entrance reached from the right side of the building. Questions about senior programs and activities are handled by Carol Scheel, director of seniors.

Senior services can be reached at carolscheel@wimcc.org or through the main line, 512-847-2510.

The Wimberley Community Center serves as a welcoming hub where residents and visitors alike come together to share ideas, celebrate milestones, and strengthen the bonds that make this hill country village so special. From intimate gatherings to larger community events, the facility offers versatile spaces designed to accommodate a wide range of activities. Whether you are planning a family reunion, a business retreat, or a cultural program, the center provides a central venue that encourages connection and enrichment for all ages. Its convenient location and ample parking make it easy for everyone to participate in the many offerings that foster a true sense of belonging.

Throughout the year, the center hosts a variety of programs and services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for community members. Educational workshops, outreach initiatives, and enrichment activities are regularly scheduled to meet the diverse interests of the population. The facility's multi-purpose rooms can be adapted for seminars, art displays, and social gatherings, while the commercial kitchen adds flexibility for food-related events. These resources ensure that the center remains a dynamic space where creativity and collaboration flourish, supporting both personal growth and collective well-being in a comfortable, accessible environment.

Regular meetings of civic and community groups form the heartbeat of activity at the center, bringing together organizations dedicated to service, fellowship, and local improvement. These recurring gatherings provide a reliable space for members to plan projects, share updates, and build lasting partnerships. The center's calendar reflects a rich tapestry of involvement, from daytime luncheons to evening meetings, demonstrating the facility's ability to serve a broad spectrum of schedules and purposes. By offering a dependable home for these groups, the center reinforces its role as a cornerstone of community life in the Wimberley area.

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Senior activities and community gatherings share the same facility.

Summer Fun Camp Highlights

Summer Fun Camps have been part of the center’s seasonal programming. The sessions below are from earlier camp seasons.

2016 season: Art Camp ran June 6–10 and June 13–17, taught by Diana Weems and Melinda Ellisor, at $150. A Pre-Engineering LEGO® camp ran June 27–July 1 at $155.

2015 season: Art Camp ran June 8–12 and June 15–19, taught by Diana Weems and Melinda Ellisor, at $150. Kids Cooking Camp ran June 9–11, taught by Jan Harter, at $120.

For current program information, please call 512-847-2510 or email director@wimcc.org.