Took an intro to Pickleball Class with Eric and it was great! They provided the balls and the…read morepaddles. It was a nice gentle intro to the rules and hands on practice. He offers private classes as well. They do intro classes the first Saturday of the month!

I've been a member for 42 years. Love the place, the pool is nice, I love playing pickleball as wellread more

Nice venue , peoples are friendly , big space outside for a wedding , highly recommendedread more

The VFW Hall is a great place for veterans to gather. Thank you for being welcoming us to your…read morelocation.

I have bowled on a league at Fireside for years. Staff is friendly, helpful. Help with everything…read morewe need.

So happy this bowling center is still around. Great owner that puts revenue back into the center…read more Lanes play well and very league friendly here. I love the travel bowling club as well. Main street location makes access to the center easy. The large parking lot makes it easy to find a spot and maneuver around with one's bowing equipment. Check out the many events they have going on. Something for everyone!

If you are even kind of debating hosting your kid's party here, you need to make like Nike and JUST…read moreDO IT. We had our party here for our toddler's second birthday and had kids ranging from 3 months to 9 years old--every single kid and parent had a blast! Almost everyone left with crafts they made, one kid spent over an hour playing exclusively on the shaving cream wall (yes, you read that right!); and when she started winding down, our toddler found solace in the little reading tent in the back. Not to mention, Miss Susie is the sweetest and most chill business owner I have ever met. She made sure I had everything I needed, offered to help set up, and let us know our 2 hour schedule wasnt super strict since there were no other events that day. I cannot believe it has taken me this long to bring my kiddo here, but like every other parent at my party today, we will definitely be back for story times and open play! Thank you for an incredible experience Susie and Griff!

Cool place for messy art with no clean up It can get very…read morecrowded Great staff and owner! Fun for kids of different age groups

Casa Roble High School -Class of 1976 has had a few…read morereunions through the years @ Lew Howard Park. .Beautiful location under the majestic Oak trees, large parking lot, and large covered patio with several picnic tables. We had a BBQ @ our 15th reunion & potluck @ our 25th reunion. We were able to have music played and several brought lawn chairs to sit in the shade too. We had a wonderful time!

My boyfriend and I decided to take my daughter to this park to explore. This park features a…read morebasketball, tennis court, 2 small playgrounds and they have restrooms, a big plus! They are in the process of repairing a nice roof over there MANY picnic tables and there's also a trail close by we'll definitely be returning to check out! She had a blast playing, climbing on the spider like web to the top, etc and was sad when we had to leave! I would recommend this park and we'll definitely be returning to explore more of what it has to offer!

Had a wonderful anniversary party here. Our guest where 85. This is a jewel in carmichael for…read moreparties. Very affordable and stuff where great!! Before the party and after. The only thing you should know...their chairs are very wide and they only have 75 blue color, we rented chairs for 85 guest we only used 7 tables. They have 10 but we were able to have space to dance.

Always a good park to take our son, just watch out for occasional bums who seem to have pyshc…read moreissues or teens looking to fight or to start mischievous activities at park, I've seen fires started by kids, heard my son's friend almost getting assaulted by a splash pad employee (he was wearing their staff shirt). Its fun just keep your head on a swivel.

Recently attended an open meeting at their new location for a park planned in my neighborhood. I…read morewas pleased to see both district and city employees as well as a couple of elected officials. Best of all, it seemed like they all knew each other. Collaborate much? I think yes. :) The format of the meeting was professional and well- planned with printed out agendas. I'd have preferred if the meeting was announced with more notice. This is a regular issue with the district. For those with families or pets or plans or lives, it's difficult to get to a meeting with only a week's notice. Also, it's clear the district employees care. But sometimes their interest makes them defensive and take things over personally. It's key to remember that it's our district-- you just represent us. Our dollars pay your salaries. Don't let your passion hold you back. But I suppose I'm guilty of the same at my job. So that point doesn't take away any starts on the yelp rate-o-meter. I look foward to future engagement with the good folks at CRPD who work hard to better the community.

There is a high school student show, "Elements" with an opening reception April 29th 4-6pm. I saw…read morethe show during galley hours today and the artworks are all excellent. It's a small local studio and gallery and free to come see it.

Took a throwing class with Terry, who was great. He was super informative and willing to help…read morethroughout all my four classes. I ended up making about 5 pieces throughout the four classes. We glazed during our fourth and final class, meaning we had to return to find our pieces. When I came back the fifth week, my pieces were still not fired in the kiln yet. So I decided to come back in two weeks. That's where I ran into my issue. All of our completed pieces are in a separate room where the glazing happens. There was another instructor, bald lady who I believe instructs the hand throwing class, who was teaching her class how to glaze. My friend and I were looking for our pieces, trying to be as quiet as possible. However, noise is going to be made as we're rummaging through a bunch of finished pieces. There are about four separate sections where our pieces could be, so as we were going through the finished pottery pieces, someone from her class asked my friend and I to be quiet, which we were already trying to be as quiet as possible. She said that we were being rude and disruptive. However, this is just the nature of this room. People are going to be going in and out, trying to find their pieces, as they only place the finalized pieces here. This is when I expected the bald instructor to speak up but she was super rude as well. She was demeaning and condescending towards us. She talked down to us as if my friend and I were 5 years old. When we were looking through the non fired pieces, she raised her voice telling us not to touch the pieces if they weren't ours. The issue is, when you paint the glaze, not only does your piece look completely different, but the glaze is all different types of crazy colors. The only way to verify if the piece is yours is if you find your name on the bottom of the piece. So not only were we not able to verify if those pieces were ours, as the instructor was giving us attitude, we weren't able to find all of our pieces. We went back to our instructor, who was kind enough to find our pieces for us. Overall, we had a good experience but that last instructor really rubbed me the wrong way. I'm conflicted on what score to give, and really feel as though how are you an instructor when you are so rude? For sure left a bad taste in my mouth.