The Greensburg Garden and Civic Center was built by philanthropist Katherine Mabis McKenna and donated to the City of Greensburg in 1969 as a memorial to her son, Mennel M. Smith. The Center is a multi-use facility and has become one of this area's premier meeting, education, and special event facilities utilized by over 100 organizations and well over 100,000 people each year.

Consider using our facility when planning your next function. The Center is an ideal setting for seminars, lectures, workshops, meetings, receptions and private parties.

We can accommodate your needs in a room that will fit both the size of your group and your budget. Occupancy for conferences, lectures, brunch/lunch, cocktail parties and formal dining range from small groups to groups of 200 guests. The Center also has an auditorium with a seating capacity of 319.
 






 

To further meet your needs, we can offer:

Wireless Internet, Piano, VCR/TV, Overhead Projector, LED Projector, Slide Projector, Portable Lectern, Microphone, Portable Movie Screen, Easel with Pad, Chalkboard and White Board.

We also can make arrangements for catered food and beverage service. This includes continental breakfast, lunch, dinner and beverages.

For more information on the programs and facilities of the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center, please call the Manager's Office at (724) 836-3074, or send us email.

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Upcoming Scheduled Events:

July:

Sterling "The Impossible Dream" A Tribute to Elvis
July 30 at 2:30 PM & 7:30 PM
Tickets $20
Optional Luau Dinner at 4 PM or 6 PM
   Join us after the matinee or prior to the evening show for a delicious 
   Luau dinner, catered on site by Lora V's. $17.95 per person includes
   tax and gratuity. For Menu Click Here!
Tickets 724-836-8000 or online at www.ggccevents.org


For more information on ticketed events and online ticket purchasing, CLICK HERE.
 

Directions to Greensburg Garden & Civic Center

From the North via Route 22/Route 66S
Follow Route 22 to Route 66 South at Delmont.  Take Business Route 66/Old Route 66 exit at top of hill past King’s Restaurant.  At the traffic light at the off-ramp, turn LEFT.  Follow Route 66 South for five miles to traffic light at First National Bank and Shop ‘n Save.  Turn LEFT then an immediate RIGHT on to Old Salem Road.  Proceed 0.2 miles and turn LEFT into the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center parking lot, marked by a stone sign along the road.  The Greensburg Garden and Civic Center is a green brick building.

From the South via Route 70E/Route 119N or PA Turnpike exit 75 (New Stanton)
Follow Route 70 East directly to Route 119 North, just north of New Stanton.  Follow Route 119 North to downtown Greensburg, 6.1 miles.  The road is then recognized as Main Street/Business Route 66.  Follow Main Street and directions below from the Westmoreland County Courthouse. 

From the East via Route 30 East or PA Turnpike exit 67 (Irwin)
From the PA Turnpike-Irwin interchange, travel on Route 30 East 6.4 miles. You will have passed Greengate Center (Walmart anchor) and Gabriel Brothers Plaza on your left.  Stay in the right lane and take the Pittsburgh Street exit.  Follow Pittsburgh Street into town 1.3 miles until you are driving alongside the Courthouse. Turn LEFT at the top of the hill on to Main Street and proceed north toward Otterman Street.  Follow directions below from the Westmoreland County Courthouse.

From Route 30 West
Following Route 30 West, just 0.6 miles past Westmoreland Mall, take the Business District exit on the right into downtown Greensburg.  This is Pittsburgh Street.  Follow right flow of traffic around CoGo’s onto Otterman Street.  Turn RIGHT onto North Main Street (Route 66 North) and follow directions below from the Westmoreland County Courthouse.

From Westmoreland County Courthouse on Main Street

Westmoreland County Courthouse on Main Street has a large golden dome similar to the U.S. Capitol, easily visible upon approach.  From the Courthouse northeast corner at Main and Otterman Streets, follow Main Street north up the hill and go through 2 traffic lights (the second light is at Rite-Aid).  Approximately 0.4 miles past Rite-Aid), you will see a yellow diamond-shaped directional sign (Y) indicating Old Salem Road ahead.  Bear RIGHT on to Old Salem Road.  Proceed 0.3 miles and turn RIGHT into the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center parking lot, marked by a stone sign along the road.  The Greensburg Garden and Civic Center is a green brick building.

Should you miss this turn-off, follow to the next light. Shop ‘n’ Save will be on your left. Turn RIGHT onto Old Salem Road and make an immediate RIGHT, Proceed 0.2 miles and turn LEFT into the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center parking lot.