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Holmes Tuttle Clubhouse

Clubhouse Location
Pueblo Gardens Park
2585 East 36th Street

Phone: (520) 622-0694

Clubhouse Hours
School Year:
Month of October
Mon – Fri 8:00am – 6:00pm

Traditional Hours Starting TBD
Mon-Fri 2:30pm-7:30pm
Wed 1:00pm-6:00pm
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Clubhouse Program Calendar

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SUMMER CAMP 2021 DETAILS

All six Clubhouses are open Monday – Friday for youth ages 7-17 to serve families.

Ages 7 to 17 years old
2021 Summer Camp Monday, June 7th through Friday, July 16th
Membership for Summer $60
Masks/face coverings required in the Clubs and safety measures must be followed
Meals provided through partnership with TUSD Meals Program
Clubhouse hours of operation 8:30AM – 5:30PM

All six Clubhouses are open Monday – Friday for youth ages 7-17 to serve families during this crisis.

Every Club is staffed with amazing Youth Development Professionals who are ready to support your children with virtually learning linked to their schools.

After your children complete their school days, we will engage them in recreation, arts and other enrichment activities focused on their development.

Ages 7 to 17 years old
2020-2021 School Year After-School Membership $20 (August-May)
Special option: October 2020 Full Day Membership $50
Masks/face coverings required in the Clubs and safety measures must be followed
Meals provided through partnership with TUSD Meals Program
Members asked to bring their school-provided devices to the Club
October hours of operation 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m

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Clubhouse History

In 1962, Mr. Bill Merodias rented an old building at 164 S. Main Street for boxing. With the help of the Lions Club and the Catalina Optimist Club, the Old Pueblo Boys Club became incorporated on February 8, 1963. Mr. Robert King was elected president. In 1969, because of the urban renewal program, Old Pueblo was forced to find other facilities. The club purchased the 36th Street property and started operating, under the direction of Mr. Howard Stuckey. Old Pueblo became chartered by Boys Clubs of America in February 1970.
In 1988 the old clubhouse was replaced with a new clubhouse in Pueblo Gardens Park and renamed the Holmes Tuttle Branch.