The mission of the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery at Seattle Central College (SCC) is to provide a formal venue for the Seattle Central community to experience the visual arts. The gallery typically presents nine exhibits throughout the academic year and one show during the summer quarter. Serving the SCCC community since 1992, the gallery features displays that contribute toward the educational and cultural activity on campus. Within the community at large, the exhibitions and events of the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery communicate the strengths, achievements and vitality of the college to visitors from community organizations, local businesses, public schools, other higher educational institutions, and the arts community. The gallery has forged partnerships with community arts organizations, further strengthening SCCC's ties to the community.

We will special order any book currently in print for our customers, free of delivery or service charges. The bookstore offers an array of gift items including clothing, pens and other items imprinted with the campus logo. In addition, we have greeting cards, gift books, dorm furnishings and computer supplies. We also offer an elegant, high-end line of recognition products for awards and gift-giving occasions. Mailing supplies, school supplies and business accessories such as portfolios, briefcases and organizers are always in stock.

The Charles H. Mitchell Activity Center is an 85,000 square floor facility located directly east of the main building of Seattle Central College. The Student Activity Center serves Seattle Central College and the surrounding community by offering a variety of sporting and recreational activities, providing facilities for personal fitness and wellness, and hosting events and classes. Personal Training is offered by certified trainers. Please contact the front desk at (206) 587-6315 for more information. Call (206) 587-4152 for information regarding reserving or renting of facilities.

A beautiful 295-seat theatre with proscenium stage, Broadway Performance Hall is an intimate venue for dance, theatre, music, film, and conferences. With a fully equipped stage, exceptional staff, a beautiful lobby, and box office facilities, local, national, and international groups from the amateur to the professional level have enjoyed the hall for over 25 years. BPH has accommodated everything from Spanish flamenco to stand-up comedy; from fully-staged theatre and dance productions to kids recitals; and from college auditions to corporate meetings.

The pastry case at The Buzz is filled with scrumptious treats made by students in our Specialty Desserts & Breads program, and has something new to offer every day. We are proud to serve Caffé Vita drip coffee and a selection of Rishi tea to accompany your sweet and savory croissants, sandwiches, fruit-filled tarts and assorted breads. This is the place to be for your morning caffeine fix or an afternoon pick-me-up treat.

The One World Dining Room features a variety of authentic international cuisines. Menus change every two weeks and include French, Italian, Mediterranean, Japanese, Latino, and Pacific Rim specialties. The students in One World are studying fine dining service techniques and prepare some meals tableside. Please check out our current menu and hours of operation.

Square One Bistro features seasonal northwest cuisine, which combines our outstanding fresh local ingredients with a variety of international flavors. The menu changes every two weeks and includes specialties like: Seared Wild Sturgeon with Carrot-Fennel Cream and Grilled Zucchini; Sautéed Sea Scallop and Grilled Vegetable Napoleon; Seared Duck Breast with Balsamic-Rhubarb Compote and Wild Rice-Chive Pancakes; Grilled Rosemary Lamb Skewer with Sweet Potato Gratin and Asparagus; Salmon Cakes with Root Vegetable Chips and Cucumber Slaw.

Founded in October 2010, the Plant Sciences Lab (PSL) is part of Seattle Central Colleges Science and Math division, which provides a 1,800 square foot greenhouse and around 7,000 square feet of landscape area. Within this space thrives a sustainable ecosystem encompassing a rich and diverse plant collection, and environmentally sensitive structures for student coursework. The PSL therefore opens up a new world of study, ideas, and ways of looking at the natural environment to the students and the surrounding community.