The Community Center at Grace seeks to enrich the lives of our neighbors through programing for all ages.
If you are interested in learning about ways to get involved, either as an instructor or as participant, please contact our Director of Community Engagement:
Rev. Cassie Heintz ([email protected])
Upcoming Events and Programs
Prince and Princess Royal Pancake Party: Saturday, October 24th 10am-12pm, Muyskens Hall
Join us for a royal day of fun at our Prince & Princess Royal Pancake Party! This special event is a fundraiser for the Beds for Kids program, helping provide beds for children in need. Guests will enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast, tea and treats, face painting, games, activities, and so much more—all in a magical, royal setting!
Come dressed like royalty and make unforgettable memories while supporting an important ministry in our community. All are welcome!
Old York Road Garden Club: Monthly meetings resume September 10th, 11am
The Old York Road Garden Club is back for another season! Join the group beginning September 10 at 11:00 AM as they resume their regular meetings at the Community Center.
Whether you’re a longtime member or simply love gardening and want to connect with fellow garden enthusiasts, come enjoy good conversation, shared knowledge, and a little inspiration to get growing!
Meetings begin at 10:00 AM — we hope to see you there!
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Charity Ink: Friday, November 6th 2:00-9:00pm
We are so excited to host our Second Annual Charity Ink, benefiting the Jenkintown Food Cupboard on Friday, November 6th from 2-9pm!
We’re thrilled to welcome Tattoos by Fesik back for another year, offering tattoos and piercings, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the Food Cupboard.
This year’s event will also focus on the important connection between food security and mental health. The Elizabeth Ryan Foundation, along with other community partners, will be on hand to share resources and information about mental health supports available in our community.
Access to reliable, nutritious food is about more than simply addressing hunger. Food insecurity can have a profound impact on mental health and overall well-being. We’re excited to bring together tattoos, community, resources, and a good cause for a day that supports the whole person.
Come get some ink, learn about local resources, and help support the Jenkintown Food Cupboard!
Souls Shot Portrait Project Reception: Friday, November 13th 6:30pm
The Community Center at Grace is honored to host the Souls Shot Portrait Project as our Artist in Residence for the last two months of 2026. The Souls Shot Portrait Project pairs fine artists with families and friends of victims of gun violence. The artists then create portraits using diverse approaches and emphasize the individuality and uniqueness of the victims portrayed. Be sure to stop by and see these powerful works of art beginning November 13th through December 30, 2026.
Reception and Gallery are free and open to the public
Gallery Hours are Monday – Thursday, 9:30am-2:30pm, Weekends and evenings by appointment only
Jack and Jill BINGO Night: Saturday, November 14th 6:00pm
The Community Center at Grace is thrilled to welcome the Breastfeeding Resource Center (BRC) for its Jack and Jill Bingo Night on Saturday, November 14!
The Breastfeeding Resource Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing evidence-based breastfeeding support, education, and compassionate care to families throughout the community. Through its team of experienced lactation professionals, the BRC helps parents navigate their feeding journeys with confidence and support.
We’re excited to host this special evening celebrating and supporting the BRC’s important work. Gather your friends, get ready for a fun night of bingo, and help support a wonderful community resource!
Be sure to get your tickets today and join us for a great night for a great cause!
Partnerships
The Community Center is proud to announce its partnership with the Victim Service Center of Montgomery County. The Victim Service Center of Montgomery County is the only non-profit agency providing comprehensive, confidential support to survivors of crime and their loved ones—at no cost in Montgomery County. Through advocacy, counseling, and education, VSC works to empower the community and promote a society free from violence. Be on the lookout in the new year for more information about our partnership and upcoming events. Click the logo to learn more about VSC.
Interested in teaching or holding an event at the Community Center?
Teaching
Are you passionate about teaching, leading workshops, or hosting educational events? Whether you’re an experienced instructor or trying it for the first time, our community center welcomes individuals who want to share their skills, knowledge, and creativity. Reach out to our Director of Community Engagement for more Information.
Room Rentals
Looking for a welcoming, affordable space to host your next event, meeting, or class? Our community center offers flexible rooms for a variety of uses—open to individuals, organizations, and businesses. Click here to fill out a room rental request form.
Artist in Residence
Are you an artist looking for a welcoming space to share your work with the public? We invite local and emerging artists to exhibit their visual art in our gallery and shared spaces. Click here to fill out an application form.