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 317.

To further meet your needs, we can offer:

Piano, VCR/TV, Overhead 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 and Civic Center, please call the Manger's Office at (724) 836-3074, or send us email.

Upcoming Scheduled Events:

May: Norwin Art League Exhibit
May 2-4: Greensburg Civic Theatre's Death of a Don (mystery/comedy)
     Friday & Saturday at 8 PM, Sunday at 2 PM.  Call 724-836-PLAY
May 2-3: Greensburg Garden Center's annual "May Mart"
May 10: Westmoreland Suzuki School of Music
     Spring Concert and reception    Call 724-834-1066
May 15-16: Christian Layman's Corp. benefit concert w/Jeff Treece Band,
     7 PM.  Call 724-834-4464
May 17: Westmoreland Music of American Art Tea & Botanicals, 12 PM.
     Call 724-837-1500, x33
May 22: Greensburg Central Catholic's Music Boosters Banquet