Been to events at the community center and both kids have attended classes there. Currently in…read moretheir basketball league at the community center. We love it! Staff is always nice and the property is well maintained. They are always updating to ensure they are accommodating as many interests/hobbies as possible. Very family oriented.

I enrolled my son in the basketball class for ages 9-15 based on the class description, which…read morestated that it would be led by experienced coaches and was designed for children who were either picking up a basketball for the first time or looking to improve their skills. The description also indicated that participants would learn core fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and footwork. Unfortunately, that was not our experience, and I am very disappointed with this class. Had I known what the program would actually be like, I would not have enrolled my child. The class was disorganized, and the coaches did not appear to have the experience advertised. They seemed to be young adults or high school students who lacked both basketball coaching experience and experience working with children. For instance, while the children should have been receiving instruction, one coach was on the other side of the court trying to dribble the ball between his legs--and repeatedly couldn't do it. The other coach spent much of the class standing with her hands on her hips, occasionally having the children dribble through cones a few times, but providing very little instruction, feedback, or skill development. Throughout the class, the children received very little instruction on the fundamentals. They briefly practiced passing and then attempted to shoot baskets from near midcourt, which was far beyond the skill level of many beginners. Soon afterward, they were placed into a scrimmage, where my child--who is brand new to basketball--was expected to play alongside children who already had basketball experience. What concerned me most was that when several children ended up on the floor fighting over the ball, the coaches stood by laughing instead of stopping play, breaking it up, and using the moment as a teaching opportunity. Rather than coaching the children on proper positioning, sportsmanship, and ball-handling, they allowed the chaos to continue. The instruction did not match the course description or the expectations that were set when I enrolled my child. I expected a structured environment focused on teaching beginners the fundamentals before moving into game play. Instead, the class lacked organization, meaningful instruction, and appropriate coaching for novice players. I understand that the class description also stated that it would be fast-paced, but being fast-paced should not come at the expense of instruction. Where was the teaching? Where were the fundamentals? I enrolled my child to learn basketball, not simply to run up and down the court. Without meaningful coaching and instruction, this felt less like a basketball class and more like some what supervised free play on a basketball court. Maybe advertise the class as "free play on a basketball court."

Very nice new Community Center here in City of Chino…read more Variety of classes and activities. Basket ball courts, etc... Thus is my first time here with my eldest, he is starting to learn Tai Kwon Do... Will add more as I learn more about the services and classes offered. So if you are a local Chino resident and looking for activities for your kids, start your search here!

We had the opportunity to go to the chino 7th street community theater yesterday... We saw a…read moreremarkable production of the Drowsy Chaperone. A very small house very small stage and yet, incredible production value. The lead in the show... The man in the chair... Was fantastic as well as the Incredible ensemble for the production. The acting was superb and the vocals were amazing. If you get a chance don't miss the drowsy chaperone... And if all other productions are like this then we will definitely look at buying season tickets.

This is a nice spot for seniors to hang out and visit with one another. There is definitely great…read morescenery all around them with the park right next door. There are a lot of shady areas in the park where you can just lie down and fall asleep.

If you have a special event DO NOT use this place. They are shysters and pick at everything! We…read morerented the space for almost $2500 for my mothers 70th birthday party and they still found a way to try to cheat us out of our deposit!!! They claimed that we did not clean up at the end of the evening when in fact we did. We were there until 1 in the morning cleaning in our party dresses while their staff was drinking our wine and eating our food. They had the audacity to show us pictures of the room to justify taking money from us but they showed us pictures of what it looked like BEFORE we started cleaning. We know it was one of their employees named Dave who took the pictures. He was in the kitchen most of the night drinking. Since we didn't take our own pictures we couldn't dispute it! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!! Tim Ridley and the rest of the staff will say anything to get your business up front and they will continue to say anything to keep your money in the back end. Its a community center and SHOULD be for the community. Some community centers don't even have you pay to use the space if you live in the community. We feel cheated and disappointed because they turned a wonderful night into a stressful one. We are telling all of our friends and relatives not to use the space for events because the stress and disrespect is not worth it.

Great community service! Very helpful and a great place to get some exercise and cooking tips for…read morebetter nutrition. Free to all IEHP members.

This is a great place to go to work on getting healthy. They have free classes available to the…read morecommunity. Make sure you check the calendar some classes are for IEHP members only. I go to Zumba one to two times week. Maria is a great instructor. Staff is friendly. And center is kept clean.

I almost don't want to post....this is my go to place for fun activities. All the staff have been…read morefriendly and kind. My son also belongs and we are great supporters to all their events. You must join but the annual fee is reasonable. They have two major events and these help hem be low cost to the community. We do most of the summer events and folks that are not members can pay to do activities and just pay more than a member. pearl, Melissa, Tony and Kyle are great staff. I am forgetting some, sorry.

I've been a member of the Community Center for a few years now. They offer many different programs…read morefor all ages. But due to work, I have only been able to take a few classes throughout the years. But I do love the variety of classes that they offer and how constant their schedule is. If you are looking for a Japanese school for your child to attend, they offer that. If you would like to just learn more about the community through the different cultural classes, just sign up for the emails and you can be alerted for upcoming classes that they offer. I've taken amigurumi (crochet), ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and a cooking class. All of the instructors are great and mostly volunteers. So it just shows you what a great community there is. They have festivals through the year and also help put on the West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival. They also host the West Covina obon at the center but it is organized by the Buddhist church which is based out of the community center. So there is just a lot of activities that you can get involved with.

Play Pickleball here many times. 4 courts with many friendly people…read more Staff here are great and accommodating. Nothing like Norco community.

Pretty good assortment of activities for the kids throughout the year. Place is clean and staff is…read moregreat. The gym is also rented to private club organizations for sports practices etc. The staff is great!