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Clear Lake Area Community Center
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All are welcome to stop by and enjoy one of our cozy waiting areas to relax, meet up, study or work.
Meeting Spaces

Newly redecorated, the event center is the perfect spot for your next party, banquet, event, meeting, or presentation.
Event Center

The dining room can accommodate more than 120 people. An ADA lift is also available for handicapped access.
Dining Room
The licensed commercial kitchen is well equipped, and includes a serving window and dishwasher. It is adjacent to the dining room with handicapped access.
Commercial Kitchen
Latest News


Step by Step: Volunteers Bring New Life to CLACC with Donated Flooring
by Wendy Schoggins When opportunity knocked, Clear Lake Area Community Center (CLACC) volunteers didn’t hesitate to answer. This is a story about a flooring project, but it’s really about dedication, determination, and grit. At the heart of it all is our beloved community center and the community that loves it. Last year, CLACC tenants, Stephanie and Mike Thomas , Simple Thyme Studios (Room 311) , tipped off the center about a data warehouse in Shoreview, Minnesota , that wa
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Announcing: Senior Christmas Luncheon – December 4
The Community Center will be decking the halls in anticipation of the annual Senior Christmas Luncheon slated for Thursday, December 4 at noon in the Dining Room. Call the center at 715-263-2233 and leave a message with your reservation any time but no later than Monday, December 1. As always, a free will donation is appreciated from those who can do so. Since this is the only edition of the Chronicle before the luncheon, it may also be your only reminder of the event. We c
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Seniors Celebrated Oktoberfest at CLACC Luncheon
The Clear Lake Area Community Center welcomed about 65 seniors to its Oktoberfest luncheon October 23. Seniors sat down to tables cheerfully decorated in fall colors. Prior to lunch, Dr. Samuel Schultz , local audiologist, talked about the importance of good hearing. Everyone enjoyed a meal of bratwurst, grilled by grill master Warren DeBoer , that was paired with complementary side dishes prepared by Joan Lillie . Many thanks to all the volunteers who supported the event. On
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“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.”
- Mother Teresa
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