I know what you're thinking. "I ain't no Texas 'earl man!"
Well, don't sweat friend. This is a place that BP built to "give back".
For you, and for me, and for the entire human race.
It's actually a really nice facility. Reminds me of something Howard Roarkian in nature. It's in the woods, and it kinda blends in with the woods nicely. It's blockly. It's blocks on blocks, in the woods. Wood blocks in woods. With long rectangular windows through. Slotted wood blocks in woods.
That's why I don't talk about architecture very often.
Anyway, as yuppie-quinoa-and-kale-eating-urban-living-trail-running-expensive-stroller-with-suspension-owning-pasty-folks-in-their-upper-30's say: "It's a really nice space"
And it's available to use, FOR FREE.
I'm not 100% clear on the rules but, the way I understand it is: if you have a non-profit, and you want to use this facility during the week. Then, you can. For free.
I go here once a month for the Mountaineering Club of Alaska meetings.
If you use it on the Weekends, you gotta pay.
Driving into here/finding it is VERY confusing. Make SURE you look at the map I uploaded to the Yelp photos. If you need to be here ON TIME: I HIGHLY suggest you scout it out or come much earlier than your event.
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