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Our Building

Built in 1926 and home to Bay City Arts Center since 2000. A community landmark on the Oregon Coast, and a space you can be part of.

The Building

The Next Century

Built in 1926, Bay City's historic Masonic Hall has been a gathering place for 100 years. Since 2000, it has been home to Bay City Arts Center, where generations of volunteers, artists, families, and neighbors have helped create a home for arts, culture, and community on the Oregon Coast.

Today, this historic building hosts performances, workshops, exhibitions, youth programs, community gatherings, and celebrations. As we look toward our next century, we're working to preserve and revitalize the building while making more room for creativity, connection, and community life.

Help shape the next 100 years in this space. Rent our unique space for your next gathering or event, make a donation to support the building's future, or volunteer your time and talents. Together, we can keep this community landmark thriving for generations to come.

The Bay City Arts Center building, the former Masonic Hall built in 1926Visitors looking at framed work along the gallery wallThe performance hall set up with chairs for a reading

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Availability & Rates

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Our main hall seats up to 100 people for performances and 80 for seated dinners. The gallery is available for receptions and openings, with adjacent restrooms, a small kitchen, and a sound system.

Rental rates are sliding-scale for nonprofits and community groups. Members of BCAC get reduced rates. All rentals include setup time and basic AV; tables, chairs, and linens are available as add-ons.

Questions? Email us at office@baycityartscenter.com.