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Dedham Community House

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dedham Square could definitely be better, but for now, it works and is currently having some…read moreconstruction (It will be interesting to see what goes in there.....). Even though so many people remember the traffic light in the middle of the street, the center now works much better than the previous status. The entire center has been fully repaved and completely renovated with parking, sidewalks, lighting, traffic lights and so much more. Lots of the storefronts currently have reconstruction and others have already been completed. A few new restaurants and stores are slated to open soon (Horse Thieves Tavern, Blue Ribbon BBQ) in the Square which is a very much needed attribute that Dedham was lacking. Currently, the only restaurants in Dedham are chain restaurants all on Providence Highway. With that said, Dedham Square is an up and coming zone, unlike Norwood Center as it comparably has declined immensely. Dedham is growing and growing and the goals and wants of residents and the way that this Square is appreciated, acknowledged and kept up shows how the residents of Dedham do in fact care about their town community, which is always something I as a nearby resident like to see. Always great seeing areas with high amounts of local businesses and restaurants. In general, the improvements to the landscape and improvements of many more tenants have both made Dedham Square a more desirable and hopeful area. I would suggest visiting to look around, you may be pleasantly surprised with the options of restaurants, retail, coffee shops, and local services you are able to find. 4 stars.

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Value is only part of how great this center really is…read moreAmazingly welcoming to both shy quiet ladies in hajabs and boisterous young teens ready to play basketball. Staff that welcome all people and explain the details to all kinds of questions about programs offered. Evelyn is my favorite. She patiently speaks with Confused older people wanting To join in swimming or exercise programs as well as gleeful with young mothers corralling toddlers for play groups. Our weekly Senior Bridge Group all agree she s a big help in many ways. The walking track is great bc it is elevator accessible. My husband and I use the small gym and it's usually quiet on weekend mornings There are rooms to rent for family/group parties Lots of tournaments for all age basketball players The pool is great! Curtis Hall is not the Ritz and there are no fine drapes or up to date furniture so grumps writing about dust or dirt don t bother! Kids play here and it s a haven for many! The kindness makes it truly Great! Thank you Mayor Menino ---bet you are proud of your good work!

Great place to go swimming all year around . It's free and usually empty, only drawback is you HAVE…read moreto schedule an appointment on line , and all the staff are pretty stern about enforcing this rule . I was turned down from an empty pool because I chose the wrong time block , I think I picked adult swim instead of free swim. None the less 9/10 experience.

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I've lived in five cities in the past three years and have visited even more churches, but my four…read moremonths with King's Hill were unbelievable. If you are a young adult in Boston seeking Christ-centered community, this is the place to be. King's Hill is full of people truly doing life together all throughout the week. Sunday mornings are theologically deep and Gospel-focused. They are also serious about discipleship and helping their members grow in their faith, and truly seek to serve the city of Boston. King's is an amazing church to be a part of. In Boston, which can be a lonely and busy city, I found instant friends at King's and was immediately made to feel at home. When it became clear that I live too far away to become a member (tragically), King's encouraged me towards a partnering church closer to home. Their graciousness speaks volumes to the type of church they are.

Have you ever been to a church where you walk in awkwardly and no one really engages in…read moreconversation with you? Then you sit down alone in a row of empty chairs and no one sits next to you? And once the service is over you walk out wondering if anyone even noticed you were there? Well, I have. A few times. It's difficult finding a church and I've been on the hunt for one for a while. I went to King's Hill today, making this Sunday, a special one. When I got to the doors and admitted I was new, a lovely young woman said "let me walk with you!" and escorted me in. Once there, multiple people came to talk to me--and it wasn't forced, it wasn't fake. The worship music has two stunning female singers. Most importantly, the message was so good! Connected directly to the word, to us the congregation, and to our daily lives. It wasn't hard to follow, but it was full of scripture at the same time. The pastor runs an honest and passionate ship of believers. Imma get myself onboard. For logistics: service takes place on the first floor of the Hilton hotel. Parking is next door in a garage. The church will give you a ticket to validate your parking (you won't have to pay). They set out bibles for you to take home. No tea or coffee, but a whole lot of conversation.

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