Upon my initial visit, I had the pleasure of commemorating the 100th birthday of a resident who has…read morelived in Seabrook for many years. The establishment boasts a rich history and features an outdoor monument with fascinating vintage photos.

This is a historic building. Dating back in the 1900's... I'm too lazy to read the history board on…read morethe front. I was here for Polynesian Dance venue. The building was very well-maintained. There aren't a lot of parking spaces in the attached lot. I parked across street in the police department lot. The building is surrounded by a manicured yard. On the side of building, it has a Pelican Path. Just say it's a happy place to pose with people height cement statues. It opens from sunrise to sunset. This made a perfect place for a cultural venue for the summertime. Let the breeze of Clear Lake flown to my face. That experience is never felt in Houston. My only pet peeve is lack of bathrooms. If you really really have to go, Citgo on the other side of 2nd Street should be sufficient. If you are interested about my evening spent at Seabrook Community House, please visit my blog. http://iyelpalot.blogspot.com/2016/07/polynesian-venue-in-seabrook.html

Very happy I'm able to brighten other kids for Easter Sunday during hard times for other family…read morethank you for all you do.

From the owner: Social Good In Action is typically defined as an action that provides some sort of benefit to the…read moregeneral public. In this case, community services, food distribution, education, and empowerment are all good examples of Social Good In Action. Social good is now about global citizens uniting to unlock the potential of individuals, and collaboration to create a positive societal impact. We are dedicated to serving the needs of our community each and every day.