The heart of the Cooper Center, the gymnasium features soaring wood beam ceilings and serves as a vibrant hub for physical activity. It hosts a range of classes and games, including pickleball, volleyball, badminton, ping pong, and more.

This spacious, ground-floor community room is designed for flexibility and connection. It features a commercial kitchen, built-in performance area with AV capabilities, and doors that open onto a welcoming outdoor seating area. Accommodates 112 people at tables and up to 148 for lectures or performances.

Connected to the multipurpose room, this fully equipped kitchen includes a walk-in refrigerator and freezer and is designed for both food service and culinary classes or demonstrations.

Suspended above the gym, this elevated track is lined with windows offering panoramic views of Newton. The two-lane track spans 1 mile every 16 laps, providing a bright and inspiring indoor walking experience.

Flooded with natural light and direct access to the rooftop deck, this third-floor space hosts fitness classes of all kinds and offers the flexibility to move activities outdoors on pleasant days.

This third-floor space is a social hotspot featuring two pool tables and card tables for casual games. With direct access to both the walking track and rooftop deck, it encourages both fun and friendship.

Bright and inviting, this second-floor space is designed for creativity at all levels. With flexible layouts and seating for 24, it supports a wide range of visual arts programming.

Adjacent to the Art Room, this specialized studio is equipped with pottery wheels, a pounding table, and two kilns—ideal for beginners and experienced ceramicists alike.

Perched above the building’s front entrance, this conference room seats 8 and features two full walls of windows overlooking Newtonville, offering an inspiring space for collaboration and planning.

Situated between Activity Room #1 and the Meeting Room, this smaller space offers adaptable classroom-style layouts for intimate gatherings, classes, or discussion groups.

A flexible second-floor space used for card games, lectures, and group discussions. Perfect for programs that encourage connection and lifelong learning.

Located beside the multipurpose room, this cozy café-style lounge includes banquette seating, tables, chairs, counter space, and a self-serve coffee bar—a perfect gathering spot for informal conversations.

A quiet area outside the Meeting Room with seating for four, ideal for socializing or waiting between classes.

Located at the top of the stairs on the third floor, this small lounge provides a comfortable spot to relax, chat, or rest before or after a program.