We love this pool! Two separate pool areas; one is kid-friendly and has a lazy river that circles…read morethat entire kid area and the other pool is standard pool that is 5' - 13' deep with swimming lanes, 2 diving boards, and basketball area. The seats with umbrellas fill up quickly, so if that's important to you, get there when they open. Concession stand is standard, but they do seem to run out of things. Bathrooms are always clean. You're not allowed to eat food in the pool area, only by the concession stand, so don't be surprised if a lifeguard calls you (or your kid) out for having food in the pool area. Highly recommend!

Zumba classes!!!! Yay :)…read more Second location in Hazelwood right across from White Birch Bay. Another location to exercise , do yoga , play basketball, room rentals available, pool and ping pong tables , skatepark, kid playground. Staff friendly and eager to assist. Check website for hrs and days and pricing for daily usage. Resident and non resident fee. Building always clean and clear of clutter. Safe environment.

I love my neighborhood community center. Located off of 270 highway and Hanley. It just opened…read morepublicly after being closed for 4 years due to pandemic and staff shortages. They opened up with friendly faces of staff and visitors, new equipment , basketball gym, game room and a walking track yay!!!! Residents pricing for a daily visit is $2.00 /annual for the year is $60. Parking is limited at the front of the building but in the garage and back it is ample. Non resident pricing varies. They offer private parties rentals. Exercise classes, open play and activities for kids , tweens, adults and senior citizens. Water park available at second location. Hrs M-Th 8a-9p Fri-Sat 8-5 Sun 1pm-9. I'm on a journey to lose weight so I'll be utilizing this facility regularly.

Inpower Institute is located in SOHA (South Hampton Business District), They offer workshops and…read moreprograms that promote general well-being (Health & Wellness, Community Empowerment & Connections, Personal Growth, etc.). I attended a workshop and thoroughly enjoyed it. They also rent the facility for workshops and educational programs, etc. Cool place. I have only been here once, but I like the concept and will attend some workshops in the future.

From the owner: Our work is to help people effectively utilize their power so that they manifest wholeness and…read morewell-being in every aspect of their lives. To successfully perform this work, we have established a community of healers, sages, seekers, teachers, change agents, activists, spirit workers, earth allies, artists, revolutionaries and blooming humans who share our deep-seated commitment to both self-actualization and community transformation. We come together in pursuit of love-centered ways of being that help us to reevaluate and reject the fear-based conditioning that underlies most human suffering and all forms of oppression. Individually and collectively, we call upon our courage, passions, resources, connections, skills and wisdom to turn life's messes into medicines that are capable of healing us, our species and our planet.

not a whole lot to say about the place, its a great spot for the LGBT community to hang out, relax…read more& talk. in addition to being a great place for the newer members of the community just coming out and coming to terms with their sexuality and identities to get answers and help to their questions and trials and tribulations. They offer HIV testing which is highly important in this day and age in the commuity. the community center is the city's first real center, and its hopefully has helped make a difference.

Excellent non-profit that provides services and community for the LGBT community in St. Louis.read more

everyone was so friendly! the space is beautiful - full of art and detail. obviously well cared…read morefor. the food was delicious ^_^ i wish it were open longer/more often.

Coffee and ambiance/vibe was bomb. Felt like home. Big Ash and staff got something special here…read more Check it out for sure! Today!

beautiful fulfillment of lots of hardwork, planning and true civic pride and involvement here…read more a fitting tribute to a man who had a deep love for the city. an "underdog" champion, katy always took up for those less fortunate and never forgot his own humble beginnings. who could ever forget that beautiful , kind smile? school kids will always remember"katy" as passengers on the school bus he occasionally drove if a regular driver was absent. katy helped a lot of folks around o'fallon and it's a good thing to remember him. gene smith

Absolutely Terrible if I could rate 0 stars I would! Where to begin…read more.... Camp will not and does not keep accurate files on campers such as doctor notes or special needs. If your child has a special need OF ANY KIND do not let them attend here. Camp will charge you to remain on wait list even not attending and not reimbursed if there is not an opening or if child is sick or family vacation. Counselors at the camp is 50 50. Some very nice and others that seemed to never grow out of the bully stage and like to make fun of small children. Facilty inside is very dirty and children run around unattended at times. When going to pick up my child early on 2 different occasions there was an issue locating him at the property, not sure about you but that is scary beyond words. The director of the Camp could not be less helpful or kind and caring. Essentially in a nutshell paying for unorganized chaos and to have your child belittled, made to feel inadequate and worried to attend other camps or activities in fear of being treated the same. 1000% would not recommend this camp to my worst enemy! Save your money, time, and peace of mind!

Wonderful experience. Fun, simple play. Free kid friendly snacks. Tons of art supplies. My 2 &4…read moreyear old played for hours and didn't want to leave. Friendly staff.

From the owner: Simple Positive Play is more than indoor play area. It's a place where children and their…read morecaregivers engage in meaningful play opportunities in a clean, safe environment. We are a 501(c)3 non profit and do not charge admission. Visitors may choose to make a donation at their discretion.

GOOD-facility for rural area but very poorly run and staffed. They have a comment box where I more…read morethan once commented on issues and gave them phone number to call me. nothing. Pool is under developed area that isn't utilized because of no lifeguards and lack of caring about users. pool lacks proper maintenance (chemical balance) mostly chloromines causing leaching and calcium issues. Often hours are cancelled due to staffing.. very good free weights and machines but moderate aerobic equipment. this area has slot of seniors but but no machines to accomodate (nustep limited recumbent equipment. usage is not regulated with often individuals staying on equipment over an hour at peak times. Facility often leaks terribly due to flat roofs that went out in 60'S. strong point is cleanliness. but does not enforce showering before swimming and on days with aquatics class, often a sludge on surface from oils and perfumes is evident mandatory showers is essential

This is a great community center that is spacious in in a way that can only be built in a corn…read morefield. Ste Gen was able to combine a large pool, gym w/ free weights, indoor courts, spinning class area, rent-able party room and even a library all in one massive building. The pool has a large slide, a swirling whirlpool, basketball net and one of the best wade in kiddie pool with a tower that dumps buckets of water every minute (kids are fascinated). My family rented the party room for another event. The room is nice sized with a full kitchen & even a laundry room. The cute little girls running the facility have always been small town friendly about our wants. As a bonus, there is a motorcycle track next to the parking lot that riders are getting enough air to "shock & awe" young & old alike. This great facility is along a long paved walking path that the city planners have winding down the middle of fields. This urban planning seems "visionary" in the middle of empty fields, but I am impressed.