Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is PARC?
A: PARC-Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex is a 501 C (3) Charity Organization that is filled with activities provided by the many diverse organizations that fall within the arena of arts, education, and recreation. These independent organizations operate separately from each other and from PARC. They each develop their own programming and do their own scheduling. In order to make sure you get their most up-to-date information, our website will provide you with general information on who is at PARC and/or a variety of ways you can link directly to their website or Facebook page. Find out how to access the information you need (CLICK HERE)! PARC also provides a variety of spaces to rent from a gymnasium to theatre to classrooms to meet a variety of needs if you are looking to rent/lease space call (734) 927-4090 for more information.
Q: Do I have to be a Plymouth resident in order to participate in the programs offered at PARC?
A: No, anyone can participate in programs offered at PARC. Contact the individual organization for details on programs offered, prices, etc.
Q: Is PARC the same thing as Plymouth Rec?
A: No, PARC is a private 501 (c) charitable organization that is not affiliated with the City of Plymouth or Plymouth Township.
Q: How do I rent space at PARC? What is the price?
A: Email your request to plymouthparc@gmail.com or call 734-927-4090 to check availability and set up an appointment for pricing and a tour of spaces available.
Q: I’m looking to lease space for my business, what steps do I need to take?
A: Call 734-927-4090 and make an appointment to speak with Gail Grieger, Executive Director.
Q: What is Social Walking and what time is it available?
A: Social walking is a free indoor walking activity open to everyone. We have marked off a 1/3 mile route throughout the first-floor hallways, and maps are available in the PARC office. The building is generally open for Social Walking Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 9:00 pm, but the hallways are generally less crowded during the morning hours.