Went to sign up. The staff were so helpful and gave us a tour. They explained how the lunch program…read moreworks and they gave us information regarding the gym.

Woo, rockin' the Senior Center! A coworker of mine took up line dancing a few years ago and she…read morelooked like she was having so much fun I wanted to try it out. She mentioned that she got her start taking a Lakewood Parks & Rec class at this place so I signed up. $40 for 8 weekly 45-minute sessions. So far I've attended three classes and I'm really enjoying it. The instructor, Janet, is really nice and fun and the 45 minutes just fly by, learning dances like Waltz Across Texas, Cowboy Hustle, and the El Paso Cha Cha. If you're looking for a Zumba-like workout this isn't it, but I do break a sweat and I figure any hobby that gets you moving is a good one! For the record, I am not a country music fan, but I don't mind it for this type of dancing. The Center itself is very nice, located in a quiet residential area near the corner of Lakewood and Candlewood. There is plenty of parking and we have our class in the spacious Activity Room. The best part has been feeling like a young whippersnapper (even though I'm 40) because most of my classmates are quite a bit older than me, hee hee!

A great place for elderly in our community. I dropped off some holiday cookies. Staff is amazing…read more We appreciate their service for our community..

I don't like the people and the building located at the worst side of LB. Homeless people outside…read more I took two class with Olli, I have to drop the class. The instructors are not nice. Maybe I live in Orange County.

I love this place. They are all really great people. The Assistant Secretary is the best.read more

Kubo continues to be a Filipino-owned community venue that houses a retail space,…read moredisplaying/selling a variety of Pinoy-inspired merch. My wife and I stopped in during a visit to the Bixby Knolls neighborhood of Long Beach, and was impressed by the collection of curated products, neatly displayed across the space. Folks were setting up tables for one of their many cultural events/gatherings, but their space is big enough to handle it while shoppers browse. Their retail space includes a collection of 'Filipino Komiks & Kids Lit' and prints from local/Filipino artists (two of which we've already displayed at our home). This time, ended up bringing home a 'Bangus Pro Shop' ballcap ($24.95) and Filipino Birthday Greeting Card ($5.50). The payment processing is modern, using Shopify, their website platform provider. And their associates continue to be so friendly and helpful. Kubo is just a great place to visit.

A very adorable, empowering space for Filipino Americans (or any Asian Americans) overall! This was…read moresuch a rare find and treat. We parked on the street in front of the store with ease. When we came in, they were setting up for an event later in the day. With that being said, I can tell there is a lot of engagement and activities for the community! My fiancé and I came to stop by, to purchase gifts for a friend. He felt very seen and felt with every little book, trinket, and toy. I also felt delight seeing myself, being represented. I loved seeing the handmade items, small business items being sold, and books. The most impressive part was the books and toys for infants/toddlers. We purchased some "first words in Tagalog" books and a toy. This place is definitely worth visiting! The girls here were very inviting and nice. It was a pleasure stopping by and we hope to come back again!

I am a swimmer for over 42 years. I love love swimming at…read morethe J. The pool is so clean, welll organized by lifeguards, management, and maintenance crews. I start swimming at 6 opening time in the morning. Quiet, fresh, and fun to talk to the other swimmers. We have a challenge event to go to Catalina Island from LB from March and end in April. I almost finished one way to go there. I went to Catalina Island in the past and now I am back by swimming. Haha... super fun, relaxing in the beautiful upgraded heated pool, very spacious at the deck, lots of benches, and bbq area, jaccuzi, and etc. If you are a swimmer like me, you should come to try it out. If you love Aqua Aerobic, join the classes to workout w great music, awesome instructors everyday. You don't need to go to the other vacation resorts during Summer. Perfect get away to relax everyday.

This is a beautiful pool, really nice facilities all around... used to be fun when JCC employed…read moreknowledgeable professional, aqua aerobics instructors... Unfortunately, now there is one instructor who demands absolute silence in her class, barks at people who even greet each other or sing along; threatens removal from the pool - zero people skills Yet feels free to make chitchat when it occurs to her to speak... ie. Introducing her son (also employed at pool), asking participants' opinions etc. Targets participants to single out, name, blame & shame.. Incredible, after taking aqua aerobics for over a decade, - enjoying every moment - we have finally landed in a class- for the last time - where leader brings nothing new to the table in terms of actual instruction, but manages to wring every drop of joy in what used to be elevating fun workouts - taking it all entirely too seriously.

Better pick up schedules Leave there prts unattended within…read more24 hr period Really bad management team don't care about there employees

My mother lost her dialisis appointment because transport was late which caused her to have to go…read moreto a hospital! very bad costumer service probably bad training...very hard to find a good doctor too,food at the centers is so disgusting I will never allow my parents to go there again! run away!!! also they just hire latinos so racist! and wrong!

Staff friendly, office is clean, environment has a calm, relaxing, and positive vibe. There's a…read moreprivate and street parking available, easy to locate office, great company to work with.

the heritage clinic in long beach is literally the worst agency i have ever came across or trusted…read more they falsely have been documenting on me. they had me fill out a housing application for section 8 and never submitted it twice!!! reason that i know this is because i personally went down to the two housing agencies that these people blamed for allegedly losing my housing application in the system which are hacla and lacda and not one of those agencies have any record of my applications ever being submitted. i simply do not exist in their system and have been working with this agency since early 2022, almost 2 years already. they have not done anything for me in all of this time. i have been homeless and put myself in a homeless shelter that i found on my own, i have been there 7 months with my one-year-old and am currently pregnant however i was blessed with a new job opportunity a couple of months ago as an icms myself and they (heritage clinic carla alfonzo along with michelle stevens) exited from their agency because i disclosed that to my so-called case manager carla. they said it was a conflict of interest and they could not work with me anymore. carla sent me a supposedly copy of the application she claims she submitted for me to hacla and as of yesterday after me speaking with staff at hacla there is no record of any application or me in their system! yet carla along with her supervisor have been documenting on the homeless data base that they did submit my application however they cannot reach me and that is a complete lie! i had to block my phone number for my calls to get through to their phones and its just not fair!!! they are lying about the work that they are doing, falsifying case notes and messing up people's like me our lives because i actually had been trusting them with receiving my section 8 voucher and after being homeless for so long and all the trauma that goes on in the streets where i have had to be, little did i know i was never going to receive it because they were never doing the foot work they were claiming to be doing and definitely not helping me like they say they help people. i just want people to be more vigilant when working with the heritage clinic and not be lied to or given false hope or false news in regard to our lives and ourhousing. lastly, i have paper trail of everything that i have put on this review, e-mails, and text messages to sustain what i am saying. smh!

I took zumba class for the first time at the Y Lakewood this morning…read more I saw the aqua class around 8:30. The weather was great for the outdoor Aqua classes, not too hot, little breezy, fresh. I came here and did my lap swim about 2 years ago during pool maintenance at the Y Los Altos. The pool is big, heated, and has small hot spa (jacuzzi). The upstair cardio area is decent, has lots of upgraded machines, free weight area, and great view toward the outdoor pool. The studio for GroupEx classes is big, well air-conditioned, and clean. I stopped by women's locker room before class and noticed overall clean in the restrooms and shower. They have lots of classes for young members and seniors. Especially a variety of Aqua classes are very popular for the seniors such as Aqua fit, bootcamp, Aqua deep, and etc. The parking is big enough next to Von's market, Marshall in the large strip mall. They are like corporate gym such as 24 fitness, LA fitness. They have lots of choices for the pool activities and groupEx classes. Great workout place for family, even myself. The staff is so friendly.

Nice gym, I like the new equipment, but why are so many of the dumbbells always racked in the…read morewrong places?

I began going to the Torrance Zen Center over a year ago. I had always thought of Zen as something…read morefound in books, or from the past, or something a few other unusual people did in far-away places. Enlightenment seemed like an esoteric, out-of-reach goal, and not one I was necessarily interested in pursuing -- not understanding, it had always struck me as an ironically self-focused pursuit. A Zen state of mind, with balance and equanimity -- that seemed interesting. But through the people at the Torrance Zen Center I found that the Zen path is not about the mind, but very much of the heart, and all the compassion the heart is capable of. The practitioners follow the Greater Path, with the intention of helping anyone and everyone through Zen to manifest a better version of themselves. And Enlightenment? It's about helping other people. Becoming in sync with the Greatest Good, however the name given by one's language culture. While the foundational practitioners natively speak Mandarin or Cantonese, they all make a dedicated and successful effort to speak English in teaching, sharing, and casual interactions, for which I am deeply and profoundly grateful. They have graciously and continuously extended a warm, including welcome. I have occasionally felt "odd man out," but: my doing. Their generosity of heart always surges back and I relax a bit more. Shortly after beginning meditation practice, I noticed, to my surprise, that many people - some I knew and some I didn't - suddenly seemed more comfortable around me, eager to talk and share whatever was on their minds. Positive feelings and experiences began to dominate my life, all while retaining and improving family relations, growing friendships, and more easily establishing new connections with people. Life is short. Five Stars!

The meditais a very peaceful place. And the people overs there are very friendly. The location is…read morenot too far from the Torrance city hall and parking is free.

Enjoy the fun at the senior center,my uncle Nacho has been going for years,I can say that the city…read moretakes care of their seniors.Activities,outings,music,Holiday parties and Go-go Grandparents transportation.He looks forward to seeing all his friends every day

Ok don't twist my arm, I'll volunteer to write this review although I haven't participated in any…read moreof their senior services until now. I'm impressed and thankful especially during the current pandemic. Services are free or at a nominal cost. From their web page... the Senior Services Center is closed until further notice during the coronavirus pandemic. Normal hours would be Monday to Friday 8 am to 4 pm. Seniors 60 years and older are eligible to participate. Bingo games Classes for exercise, art, movies, etc. Food distribution Home delivered meals Senior transportation Nutrition program M-F with a $2.25 donation If you have time to volunteer, new volunteers are always needed. Call for more information. 562-220-2090 Meanwhile, stay safe and carry on.