I have volunteered with 365 at least twice and thoroughly enjoyed their warm welcome and well run…read moreevents. They are well staffed, equipped and the volunteers enjoy the great social while accomplishing a great service to our local environment. I'll be at the next workday too.

From the owner: The GIVE 365 Volunteer and Outreach Program began in the spring of 2011. It is funded by the voter…read moreapproved Parks Maintenance and Capital Improvements Millage. Everything we do with our volunteers is in a city park or a recreation facility. We have a variety of projects, work days and events perfect for individuals and groups. We have featured events with set days and times that you can sign up for and we also have customized outings if you are looking for a group opportunity on a day and time that works for you.

Excellent venue for meetings and meals. I attended a memorial service and found the lobby…read morecomfortable and neat; I the meeting room was excellent with tables and chairs. The meal was superb.

The food was upscale the best but I'm gluten free Hardly a…read moregluten free selection The location was convenient with plenty of parking Lovely decorated

Ann Arbor is lucky to be home to some amazing non-profits, but I'd say that the Neutral Zone is…read moreamong my very favorite NPOs. They consistently provide programming for teenagers that makes me think "Man! I wish someone around me had something like that when I was a teen." This is especially true when it comes to their awesome "Youth-Owned Records" -- one of the first youth-operated record labels in the country! Who knows, my guitar skills could be a lot better, maybe I would have stepped into a music studio before the age of 19, maybe my poetry skills would've been sharper pre-college, and I bet I would have formed a lot of awesome relationships with other teenagers as well as some of the staff. From what I can tell, the NZ always seems to hire staff who really know what's going on and are caring and committed as they are cool. I was thrilled a few years back to hear about the NZ getting their new home. One of the big benefits of this new location is the amount of space. The B-Side, a large open space that doubles as a music and event venue, is a great thing for them to have. Even though I'm faaar beyond my teenage years, I've been to multiple great all-ages shows here, as well as a few other events (including the recent inaugural Ignite: Ann Arbor). I think people overlook how great this space is -- it's lovely, flexible, open, and I'd encourage anyone looking for a meeting or event space to check into it. Can't hurt to expose more people to the NZ and their great work while having a cool spot for your event, right?

The Neutral Zone is doing great things big and small. Creating future leaders, artists, activists…read moreand entrepreneurs. Creating a safe space for the youth in the community to freely and fully express themselves. Putting on the most unique and exciting fundraising events. You've got to support this organization or better yet get involved with an upcoming event, it's a lot of fun and the dividends from your efforts are invaluable to the kids and the community at large.

I was just here--had been dancing for about half an hour on a pretty sparse dance floor til a man…read morecame up behind me and pressed his fat body against me, reaching around and grazing my breast before I stepped away. It was this old greying black man in white who gambled behind the bar without saying a word. I guess that's the bartender? Killed the vibe of course, not going back.

I put together an event here over the spring along with American Apparel and it was a lot of fun…read more However, I feel like I've outgrown this scene, so I didn't make it a habit of going here. The best part about this place is the location. I can't stand Ann Arbor. No offense. But this Lodge sits atop a hill in a neighborhood, away from downtown, way far away from S. University and it's little Bubble Island crowd. It overlooks the town and you can see the twinkle of lights and stars. It's gorgeous. You almost feel like you've escaped. Until you walked into the party and you find every barista and art history major dancing to a deejay that describes himself as eclectic.

BasBlue is a magical, gorgeous place! They have renovated a house in Detroit to turn into this…read morewonderful meeting space for all! It is geared towards women and nonbinary individuals and created a safe and supportive environment for them to grow their dreams and aspirations in, but it is open to any and all who want to check it out! Anyone can have access to the main floor of BasBlue, where there is an INCREDIBLE cafe to get delicious drinks and food from. There is also a ton of seating for you to enjoy your food and drink and to cowork from as well. If you want to become a member, the upper floors are open to you with more collaborative and private spaces for you to enjoy! It is a non-profit organization and just a gloriously safe and intentionally-curated space to foster creativity and amazing vibes. I always feel so at peace and centered when I'm at BasBlue and love to take meetings from here as often as I can! It's located very close to the DIA, but only open during the weekdays. So pay attention to their hours and if you're looking for a great place to work from or are interested in learning more about what a membership here could bring, definitely check BasBlue out!!

As a guy, I cannot join. I was here as part of an event and this is based on what I saw and…read moreexperienced. Limited street pay parking, there is a shared lot nearby. This is a very nicely renovated mansion turned into a woman's club. Like a late 1800's gentleman's club, only for women. There is a locker room/workout room/nursing area, but I did not see them because I am not a woman. They have lectures and groups within the club. They have a full kitchen, and the usual food on offer seemed like you would expect at a starbucks or better. They have drinks, coffee, and wine. The wine was higher end. And they use an ordering app so members at different rooms of the club can order easily. Lots of rooms. Dining and lecture rooms, lounge and club type rooms, conference rooms. A large event room. All really nice. There are smaller serving bars on the second and third floors. Depending on age, annual membership is 600 or 1200 dollars. It looked great. Maybe it could have used more restrooms, but that is sort of reaching for something negative to say.

met some very nice friends in the bathroom. good times…read more please play more Kesha.

Higher price to pay but worth it if you don't mind really big crowds. Drinks were made nice . It's…read morepricy for drinks but worth it . Just be aware most of the time if hard to even walk around because of how packed it is

This is a total and complete biased review. I Love RC! We have been members for 13 years and have…read moreloved every summer. My kids are there all summer and hang with their friends, it is absolutely a "must join" club if you live in or around Ann Arbor Hills. It is super convenient for those of us in AA Hills, you can bike or walk! The staff is great and the coal and ice sundays are not to miss. You bring your meats and they grill it for you! So the reason I am so biased is because we have not joined any other summer swim club since living in Ann Arbor but we have visited them all during swim season. I think RC is the best by far!