The open day on December 4 comes three months after the centre's launch in a former house near to Stockton-on-Tees town centre.
The service was developed by a partnership between youth information and support organisation Youth Access and Stockton-on-Tees' Citizen's Advice Bureau to create an appealing environment where young people could gain information.
The open day will be a chance to gather the views of those who have already used the service, as well as attract new users.
Centre manager Janine Brown said: "The centre was developed in consultation with young people, who told us they wanted something that was near the high street and had a relaxed and friendly environment."
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