Popponesset Community House Events & Activities

The Community House  building and programs are supported by resident's dues and donations and are available only to PBA residents and their guests. Most of the work at the Community House is done by adult and youth volunteers. For more information about working at the Community House see: Volunteering & Hiring.

Summer Youth Program

The Summer Program includes many activities for Popponesset youth such as soccer and softball, crafts, bingo, movies, etc. It starts the week prior to July 4th and closes around the 3rd week of August. Usually the House opens by 8:45 AM on weekdays, and generally is closed on weekends except for special events. A Summer Calendar is included with the Spring beach flag letter. Stop at the Community House during the seasonal open hours for more information.
Community House Rules
Thank you for following these rules of the House:
  • Popponesset facilities are for use by residents and their guests only
  • No dogs, bikes, scooters of any kind on the ball field and playground
  • Obey parking signs – Violators will be towed at owners’ expense
  • No unauthorized parking or drop-offs
  • No on street parking, campers or solicitors
  • Warning: Security Cameras are in use at the House
Merchandise
Popponesset merchandise like t-shirts and sweatshirts are available during summer season while the Community House is open.
September to June
We offer activities year–round at the Community House for our residents. September to June programming is for Popponesset adults and families and includes our traditional Potluck Dinners, crafts, indoor shuffleboard, games,  and other social events. Follow our website events calendar for the schedule and details.
PictureCommunity House 2nd Season activities

Renting the Community House
Popponesset homeowners may rent the Community House for special functions (provided they are current on dues and assessments.) Contact the PBA for rental information, availability and fees: Contact.

​Community House Generator

In the event of widespread power loss in the Popponesset area, the Community House has a generator that can provide access to power for those residents without electricity.