Taking art from local artist. I had art on display in a business that was renting a space from ARA…read more I fought to get my art back once I found out the business shut down without warning and they left everything behind including my art. I find out it is ARA that has taken over and kept all my art and lied multiple times to cover up that they have kept my art along with any property left inside from the previous tenants (Lucky's ATX) . 1st they stated they did not have any cameras on the premises (the lobby, the inside of Lucky's, or outside the building). The day I called and asked about cameras I was in their lobby and they do have a camera they just didn't want to provide footage that would show they were hiding info from me.. Then they lied about how long they kept footage for. They said only up to 30 days their cameras store footage and next thing I know they're saying they keep it up to a couple of months.... but of course they apparently no long had footage from the time this all took place when the owners and staff abandon the property where Lucky's was and ARA took over. Then they said they saw 0 art in the building yet there are images missing from the photos they took when they did a walk through of the space -- it's as if they deleted the image files or just avoided sending them to me. Notice how there is no clear photos of the back corner but MULTIPLE photos of all the other areas. Photos 9-20 have been removed from the files they shared with me I see one of my light rectangle pieces with my one gold rimmed painting stacked on top. Stacking anything on my art will cause scratches very easily so they likely damaged all my pieces anyways. These people will take your belongings even though you had nothing to do with them instead of being good humans and giving back to a local broke artist.

The tennith court hath not a net. The bathketball court hath not a hoop. The bathroom building…read morehath not either, either. Ether? Yether!

Of course I'm gonna rate Metz 5 stars..for one my mon is the supervisor and I'm not gonna give her…read morecenter a bad review..but honestly it is a good center to check out if you want to do something everyday of the week. They offer a lot of programs. I play in both co-rec and womens kickball league, I'm in a bike riding class, sewing class and core worout class...plus on Friday I usually stay and watch the movie they play for the community. Personally even if my mom wasn't the supervisor I would still come and participate in their programs.

This is a great community clinic! If you can get Sydney Paige Greeenburg, NP as your primary care…read moreprovider, you'll be taken great care of. She really spends time to listen to my concerns and my ideas for my health. She had replaced my PCP on temporary leave, and I requested to have her stay as my PCP now going on over a year or so and my health has been improving and am always very comfortable talking about anything!! The medical assistants are nice too and you can tell they are treated well since they have been here quite a while.

A solid clinic. They are in network for my husband's insurance, so I have been going here for years…read moreat this point. All the staff has incredible bedside manner. I have never felt talked down to nor dismissed when I bring up concerns. They are great people. The doctors have been easy to talk to, and are willing to offer referrals if you feel you need one. I think in all the times I have come here only twice have I been called back significantly late from my appointment time. Normally I'm called on time or maybe five minutes after max. The front desk runs like a well oiled machine, and everyone is friendly. Oh! Parking can get tricky, but I can usually find a spot, give your self some time to park and walk up if you end up outside the parking lot.

Line dancing is all the rage right now. Tiktok, Youtube, Instagram and Facebook all have videos of…read morefolks doing popular line dancing. If you have not seen the "Boots on the Ground" line dance videos you have managed to escape all social medial outlets (pretty phenomenal feat.) Line dancing is done at birthday parties, weddings, retirements...you name the event and there is a high probability line dancing will be happening. Generally speaking, most folks have done the electric slide or cupid's shuffle or more recently the Wobble. These are the "ticket to entry" line dances. Currently, there is so many line dancing out there I can barely keep up. Once you learn the base line dancing, then the younger peeps add a spin to it. I can't tell you how many times I have been line dancing and there are multiple versions of that line dance being done on the dance floor. I challenge myself to learn as many line dances as possible. Why? Because it is totally and completely fun!!! You might ask what does line dancing have to do with the St. John's community center? Well, the community center has an instructor that does line dancing every Tuesday, 6-8 pm for FREE. You could potentially learn 12-14 line dances in one night. Then you are prepared to spring out to the dance floor and join in on the fun.

Who knew getting shots could be so painless? (No pun intended.. ok, it was intended :-)…read more This place is awesome. It's so awesome that I had to create a new business profile just so I can review it on Yelp. Because after all, sharing is caring. St. John Community Center is endorsed by the City of Austin, and it's the chosen community resource for Austin's Tiny Shots and Big Shots immunization program. The entire vaccination process at the St. John Community Center was quick and easy. You call 2 days in advance to make an appointment. You check-in with the friendly staff. You wait a few minutes. Nurse calls. You get the shots. You pay. You leave -- *super* happy that you found this gem of a community resource! The staff -- everyone from the receptionist to the nurse to the cashier -- was helpful and nice. And this is by FAR the least expensive place to get shots around town. I walked away with 3 shots for only $10 -- total! I have no idea why anyone would get their shots, travel shots, or vaccinations elsewhere. Best part: St. John Community Center also provides immunizations for those who are uninsured, under-insured, or on Medicaid so be sure to let others know about it!

Cute little playground and track, big open space great for kids to run around (: the play place is…read morepretty cool, slides are high and my daughter was so proud she climbed the ladder all the way to the top to go down the slide! There's also some really cool huge rocks to climb up (: 10-10 my kid loved

The website said they were closed but they're open most days. I called in just to confirm and they…read moreanswered quickly. I mostly come here for the free pool! Lots of lifeguards on duty which is nice to see. Plenty of parking too. There is one swim lane, a diving board, a 4-5 foot large section and a more shallow kids section. There's maybe 6-10 picnic tables. No lounging chairs tho but a decent amount of shade. I most recently went on a Thursday at 5pm and it was pretty much empty. More people showed up around 545 and I think there was infant swim lessons. Will be back again soon!

They have a Ping pong table in lobby! And can borrow paddles from the front desk. Friendly staff.read more

Was here cuz kids wanted to play basketball. Our hotel doesn't have any court for that and this…read morewas the closest off Highway 35. We came for 2days, center need renovation, old equipment. Only one room for weight lifting and other equipments, one ventilation only. It was hot. I cldnt handle it. Staffs were very helpful and amazing. Where's the city tax money going to if you cannot give the community a pleasant recreation center. A state capital, it sucks. We actually visited another center which was also very old, Dove center. Friendly staff but we left to check out the next, which turns out same. Rundown building. Austin cld do better.

Wish I'd read reviews prior to wasting my time. I scheduled a pickup and, after hours of waiting,…read morethey just left a note saying they weren't taking anything. They didn't even call to ask about the items that "weren't labeled" though they were obviously part of the pickup. Lazy bunch.

This was a donation of a six piece sectional couch was scheduled for a pick up, which I had to wait…read moretwo weeks, got the three hour pick up window day of pick up and the driver informed me if they found any tears they can't take the donation. They found two just got in the truck not saying anything and left. So I guess if the free stuff they get isn't brand new they won't accept it so don't waste your day if your donation isn't out the box.

My goodness what a gorgeous library! It has everything you could need - NOT JUST BOOKS!…read more They have Chromebooks you can borrow. Or computers you can use there. There are meeting rooms you can use. There are games on the shelves that you can play. They offer classes on a variety of subjects! I saw one on bicycle maintenance! They even have a 3D printer you can send them a file for and they will print it! There is the cutest cafe and a gift shop! The best part of all is the rooftop patio! You can grab that coffee, grab a book and hang out and take in the gorgeous views of the lake! I love it and can't wait to go back!

Pros - Great view of the Colorado revir and the bridge…read more Feels very scenic outside as you step outside of cafe creme. - fast wifi Cons - despite being an extra-ordinary location: view from the outdoor patio is unbeatable! However, for some reason, lot of sketchy people seem to be around businesses in this Area especially the library. Crime rate is pretty high. So, be careful and be aware of safety situations which ocassionally arises out of nowhere. There hasn't been a day I haven't seen Police, EMS around here. Some bad incidents seem to be always happening around. It feels like as if bad people and crimes are ruining the beautiful parts of Austin City. - has no tall bar / tall seats

You can learn to be TV talent here - inexpensively!…read more Produce and direct your own show, operate a television studio, learn Final Cut Pro, rent professional HD video cameras, lighting and sound equipment, and edit your work on brand new Apple iMacs! And for how much?? Basically the cost of membership and *rock bottom* prices on classes offered every day throughout the entire month. Don't try this at any college campus continuing ed class or "Pro Media Course" shop; you'll end up losing your shirt. channleAustin also recently underwent a million dollar renovation upgrading to a completely digital television broadcast facility, so you can take advantage of state-of-the art studios and cutting edge technology. Plus, the staff is super friendly, knowledgeable and they truly care about their operation. Support your local community TV by getting involved, and learn A LOT in the process.

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