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Thurden Center seeks to convert Bartram's Warehouse into community hub; asks council to note progress
Summary
The grassroots nonprofit Thurden Center described 2024 programming, meal service for seniors and plans to renovate Bartram's Warehouse into a community center housing the Ironton Senior Center, arts classrooms and an industrial kitchen.
Amanda Cleary, representing the Thurden Center, told the Ironton City Council on Feb. 27 that the grassroots nonprofit purchased Bartram’s Warehouse and plans to redevelop it into a community center with arts education space, an industrial kitchen and a small-business incubator.
Cleary said the Thurden Center, founded in February 2019, runs arts and community programs and partners with local businesses. In 2024 the group provided programming and meal service at…
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