I have been working/working out at the UMCC for nearly two years now, and am very pleased with my…read moreexperience both as an employee and as a member. Everybody is so friendly and welcoming- including the members, front desk employees, fitness staff, maintenance, etc. I spent several years working out at a YMCA, and the UMCC's facility is very similar to the Y that I went to. I'm originally from Virginia, so I really appreciate feeling closer to home. You have the option of working out in the fitness center, attending a group fitness class, playing pickleball, playing basketball, etc. I would 100% recommend the community center!!

Came Here To Vote. Stayed Here to Play…read more We came here to participate in the 2016 Primary Elections. The Hall was large and provided a comfortable voting experience. In terms of the facility it was easily 4 star level. But you can't leave out Location, Location, Location. The Morris Plains Community Center is in the middle of the Morris Plains Community Park! That means it is next to 5 baseball fields, 2 batting cages, 2 basketball courts, 2 tennis courts, 1 playground, 1 gated sand box, a covered picnic area, a pond, and a community pool. This place gets the 5 star rating because it is surrounded by so many options to have a good time outside. No voters were harmed during the writing of this review. And if there were, FUGETABOUTIT!!!

Had a free rabies clinic that I took my dog to. People there were friendly and it was a real quick…read moreprocess.

Went to our neighbor's graduation / birthday party here. Very nice community building for rent for…read morespecial occasions. It was recently updated so the inside is clean and spacious. Not much for parking though, you have to battle it out on the streets. There is an open kitchen and pass through area for food service and all the tables and chairs you can rent. Really good venue for large family events or social gatherings.

Review is for the PRE-CANA that was offered by St. Gregory on behalf of the Diocese of Trenton…read more Pricing for this course was incredibly affordable $25 per couple for a 9:00AM-3:48PM which includes a generous breakfast and lunch spread. Compared with pricing in the Washington DC area this was considerably lower. The class was led by Deacon Frank and there were 2 loving and fun couples and was a blend of reading, group exercises, lecture, and videos. The videos showed were possibly unintentionally humorous but really broke up the day and touched on various topics: communication, finances, conflict resolution, and family planning. Stew. K and I really found it to be useful hearing from married couples that were incredibly open and honest and real about the challenges one may face on a daily basis. Thanks to the Diocese for a thoughtful program it was much more bearable and relaxed than we were anticipating. Woohoo and we got out a little early and have a nifty certificate of completion!

retired IRS tax preparers who come out to help seniors with their tax preparation free of charge.read more

The Baird is the fourth "part" of Meadowlands park (See my review of Meadowlands park). The Baird…read moreis like the central hub for the park serving as the community center for not just the park, but really the town, handling pretty much all recreational affairs and park usage. For my job for example, if we wanted to use the field we had to select a time to reserve it for practice with whatever sport we'd be preparing for. I like this because it's organized and fair. The Baird is also where you purchase and renew your badge for the pool which convenient. The building hosts other things such a book drives and classes for kids but also houses the Pierro Gallery where many exhibits and events take place on the second floor and are too well organized. Surrounding the Baird are basketball courts and tennis courts making feel very much a part of Meadowlands park.

New recreation center in Mill Creek section of Philadelphia. They have community events there but…read morebecause it is a new facility they are extremely selective on what occurs there. There is a multi use room and a indoor basketball court. Ample street parking is on the side and a parking lot in the back. You can not drive right up to the building; there are barriers. Contact PHA for event availability.

Quietly, last spring, CommonSpace opened their second location in Ardmore. This space, formerly a…read morePilates Studio, became a community art studio, where people could come to make art, take a yoga class, play board games, join a knitting circle. This former "corner store" layout is wonderful for all of these activities, with lots of room for tables and supplies. There's a private bathroom as well. Speaking of supplies - they have so much to create with! There's also displays of work by local artists for everyone to enjoy. I come to this space for their board game group, which is quite fun, and FDC is a regular at their knitting circle. The only challenge is with parking, which is street parking, however I've never had to go more than a block away to park. It's a great addition to Ardmore and I'm so glad to have it.

This is a great place added to the community. Plus the people are friendly. They do not…read morediscriminate. In fact they make you feel so welcome. The place is clean and spacious. The room temperature is just right! I love the fact that they always have free small refreshments and they make sure that you take some snacks to go home. I definitely want to come back here for the activities. Thank you Yalp and thank you Facebook for keeping us informed!!