The Virginia S. Tillett Community Center is a multi-generational facility on Roanoke Island that provides resources, programs and activities designed to enhance the lives of Dare County citizens. Conveniently located near the Dare County Administration Building and Dare County Justice Center in Manteo, the Virginia. S. Tillett Community Center offers a variety of programs for youth, adults, seniors and families.

There is something for everyone at the Virginia S. Tillett Community Center, including arts and crafts classes, exercise classes, cooking classes, health and wellness programs, trips, health fairs, community potlucks, estate planning, technology classes, tax assistance, Medicare assistance and much more.

The center features a state-of-the-art fitness room, arts and crafts room, library/electronic media room with computers, kitchen, dining area, multi-purpose room, stage, activity room and two classrooms.

The facility's activities calendar lists a wide range of opportunities to learn, stay fit and have fun. Stop by to take a tour, and let our friendly staff show you everything that is waiting for you at the Virginia S. Tillett Community Center. 

Valuable information about Medicare programs is provided by the Adult & Senior Services Department through the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP). This innovative program created by the North Carolina Department of Insurance offers free counseling about general Medicare issues, insurance for long-term care and Medicare's prescription drug coverage.

The Virginia S. Tillett Community Center encourages those ages 55 and older to participate in the Outer Banks Senior Games. Each spring, local seniors have fun competing in a wide range of sporting events and artistic performances. Winners are recognized with gold, silver and bronze awards and the privilege of representing Dare County in the statewide North Carolina Senior Games. While the program honors personal and team accomplishments, the emphasis is all about being active and having fun.

Nutritious meals are served five days per week at the Virginia S. Tillett Community Center in partnership with the Albemarle Commission. Meals are served in a group setting, which gives participants an opportunity for socialization while enjoying a delicious and balanced meal. For more information about the nutrition services that are available through the Virginia S. Tillett Community Center, please call 252.475.9279.

Volunteer opportunities are always available at the Virginia S. Tillett Community Center. Consider sharing a little of your time and discover the rewards of helping others. For more information call 252.475.9270.