10/09/2026
Last week, we celebrated the ribbon cutting. Today, we’re taking you inside!
Take a closer look at the new Redmond Area Park and Recreation District HUB Recreation & Aquatic Center and the grand opening celebration that welcomed the community into this incredible new space.
The Hub officially opened its doors on Saturday, October 3, and Redmond finally has the community recreation center its voters approved. The 56,000-square-foot facility, built on a $54 million total budget, replaces the Cascade Swim Center, which opened in 1979 when Redmond had about 6,500 residents. The centerpiece is an 8-lane, 25-meter competition pool built for swim meets and water polo. Next to it is a leisure pool with a lazy river, water slide and spa. The building also has a gym with full basketball, volleyball and pickleball courts, an open fitness area, exercise studios and an outdoor turf fitness patio. There are rentable party rooms, a teaching kitchen and new administrative space for the District, too. Due to budget savings, we are moving forward with Phase 2, which adds a multi-sport synthetic turf field, four outdoor pickleball courts, a new playground with nature-play elements, a covered picnic shelter and an outdoor restroom building. The Hub now gives our fast-growing community a place to swim, play, train and gather for decades to come.
Kirby Nagelhout Construction
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture