Quincie Douglas Center

FREE (Community Pass required)
*Facility access is free, however programs with affiliated fees still are in effect for users.

Room Rental Information

• Parent/Guardian approval is required for all participants ages 14-17.
• Participants ages 14-17 must be accompanied by a parent/designated adult when taking an Orientation class.
• Participants ages 14 and 15 must be accompanied by a designated adult, who has completed an Orientation class, at all times while using Fitness Room equipment.
• Weight Room Orientation Video - A release form must be completed at the recreation center acknowledging that you have watched the video.

Double Digits Club

Indoor/outdoor activities, guest speakers, cooking tutorials, creative design, and much more.

• Drop-in Recreation for ages 10-13 from 3-6 p.m.
• $1 per day drop-in rate or $18 for a 3-month pass

Folklorico Dance Class

Dance class for all ages.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 4:30 p.m.  

 Card Making Class

Wednesday from 1-4 p.m. in the multipurpose room. Membership or daily fee is required to participate. 

Senior Meal Program

Social activities and nutritious meals for people 60 and older (and spouse, regardless of their age) are available at 12 sites in metro Tucson, Ajo and Green Valley. Meals are provided on a donation basis. Pre-registration is required. Call the center manager at selected site for more information or to register.

Monday-Friday
Donation: $1 for breakfast and $2 for lunch
Breakfast for 50+: 8:30-9:30 a.m. (Breakfast provided by Catholic Community Services)
Lunch for 60+: 11:30 a.m.-noon (Lunch provided by Pima Council on Aging)

The center has four public access computers available for public use.

• Computers are available anytime during normal operating hours.
• They are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• There is no printer available.

Actively seeking volunteers for our Community Garden. Contact the Center at 520-791-2507.

The memorial's mission is to educate the Tucson community about the rich history of the Buffalo Soldiers and honoring their contributions and positive impact on defending the nation and settling Southern Arizona and other Western states. The site features a granite monument, interpretive signage, seating, and flagpoles. The memorial was unveiled in May 2021 and was the first of its kind to be voter-approved and funded, in-park, as a project of the 2018 Tucson Delivers: Parks Connections Bond Program. Additional funding for the memorial was provided through donations made to the GSAAC of the Buffalo Soldiers.

Tucsonbuffalosoldiermemorial.com

A resident in Tucson's South Park Neighborhood, Quincie Bell (Sims) Douglas was a community activist who spearheaded the Low-Income Free Transportation Services program in 1965, now known as Sun Van. She was also active in the Model Cities program that brought neighborhood centers, sidewalks, streetlights, and food programs to the disadvantaged areas of Tucson. Douglas died in 1986.

Watch a video about Quincie Douglas.

Pima County Public Library
520-594-5335

Quincie Douglas Public Library
520-594-5335

Quincie Douglas Pool
520-791-5941