SPSCC is set to open its new Center for Transition Studies on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017. Located next to the Student Union Building in the heart of campus, the center is the new setting of the Transition Studies (TS) programs and offices.

There is always a buzz when a new upscale dinner spot opens up. In Olympia, the Percival Restaurant at SPSCC is testing out quarterly wine paired dinners—and they are selling out fast.

Join us for an evening dedicated to the success of adult learners. We will be screening the documentary film Night School by Andrew Cohn. The film follows the journey of three adults who return to complete their high school diplomas in Indianapolis.

SPSCC welcomed Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman to the Percival Restaurant on Monday, Nov. 27, for the presentation of a special award to the college’s catering team.

Each quarter, SPSCC is proud to feature its outstanding students as they perform on stage and around the community. Fall Quarter 2017 performances are coming soon. Mark your calendars and get tickets now.

On Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017, at 1:00 p.m., South Puget Sound Community College will cut the ribbon on its brand new Food Pantry on the Olympia campus. The Pantry is a unique, collaborative community partnership between SPSCC’s Student Senate, the SPSCC Foundation, and the Thurston County Food Bank. The ribbon cutting ceremony is open to the public and will be held in the Student Union Building (building 27.).

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By Rolf Boone

The Tumwater Craft Brewing and Distilling Center, a project planned near Capitol Boulevard, has its first three tenants: Sandstone Distillery of Tenino, Heritage Distilling of Gig Harbor and South Puget Sound Community College, which plans to lease space for its new craft brewing and distilling program.

The exhibition will be featuring work from the art department community that includes Collen Gallagher, Lisa Mellinger, Liza Brenner, Dan Meuse, Nicole Gugliotti, Nathan Barnes, Sean Barnes, Jane Stone, and Joe Batt.

SPSCC is exploring an opportunity to partner with Craft District, LLC, to lease space in a craft brewing and distilling center that will serve as the long-term home of SPSCC’s new Craft Brewing and Distilling degree program. Craft District is beginning work this week to develop a commercial site in Tumwater near the former Olympia Brewing Company brewery. When complete, SPSCC hopes to lease up to 10,000 square feet of space that will include classrooms, labs, small scale production space, offices, and a conference room.

SPSCC released the performance schedule for the fall comedy production, Good Night Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet. The show will open on Nov. 16 – 19 at the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts Main Stage. Ticket information will be announced shortly.