A great place to rent for almost any occasion! I personally have had many birthday party's and…read moreevents here not mention all of the events I have attended here for someone else. It is a full basketball court, 2 medium size party rooms, a full kitchen, men and women bathrooms, and more. And it's about $30 an hour to rent plus you get an hour before for free to decorate and an hour after for free to clean up! Amazing deal!

This review is for the Senior Center Program Pass. For residents, it only costs $24, and the Senior…read moreCenter has many classes and amenities. I took the Fearless Falling class, held between 3:00 to 4:00 on Wednesdays and I learned so much. The senior lunch on Wednesdays and Fridays is only $4; you may choose to dine in or takeaway. Near the dining hall sits a huge cabinet filled with puzzles ranging from 300 to 1,000 pieces. Their generous policy is that you may bring puzzles or take as many puzzles as you like. The pool tables are always in use by smiling gentlemen and ladies. There is a quilt drop-in a couple of days a week. I'm impressed with how upbeat and cheery everyone is and I'm glad the city has created such a welcoming space for its seniors.

Even though I live in Westerville (license says Westerville, bills say Westerville, literally live…read morenext to Westerville Central Highschool) they said I am not eligible for resident rates. So ridiculous & I'm not paying an extra $24 a month for the "nonresident rate" when I do live IN WESTERVILLE... Facilities look nice & i would've loved to use them, but not for that monthly price I guess I'll be going elsewhere.

Love it here, been a member since I was 10 years old. Only good memories and good things to say…read moreabout the staff and other patrons.

The building is rather odd with a poorly thought out design. The basketball court is at the south…read morearea, swimming pool at the north, and athletic equipment in an L shaped area at the center. Bodybuilders using weights are at the smaller part of the L shape in the south-west area of the building. The walls of the basketball court do not go all the way up to the ceiling so yelling, screaming, and thumping noises easily propagate throughout the building as do clanking sounds from the weight lifting area. Walls, floors, and the interior of the roof of this huge open space are all hard surfaces which exacerbate the noise problem. There are several TV's on the south wall but no remote control(s) to channel select. Speakers abound throughout the building often with annoying music that is more often than not in the foreground rather than background. This only serves to add to the ambient noise level. There are other oddities as well such as no place at the entrance to hang winter coats, rain coats, boots, umbrellas, etc. There are however, small lockable cubicles near the entrance where a rolled up jacket or other small items can be stowed. If you have large bulky winter items, it would be best to shed them and leave them in your car. The locker rooms are also lacking where lockers are just half-height and stacked one above the other. Having just one toilet and one urinal, this is grossly inadequate for the scores of members and staff using the building. And strangely, paper towel dispensers are numerous for wiping down the machines however none are to be found in the restrooms. Oddly, included under the hand blower is a trash container for paper towels that do not exist. When the blower runs, the plastic liner blows out into your face. Lastly, whoever designed the parking area was totally clueless. There is not enough space between the double rows of parking slots making getting in and out of spaces tight and difficult. Care must be taken as to not back into one of the other parked cars. Other than the oddities outlined, it's a welcomed addition to the community.

Our community center is having issues due to bad roof and mildew smells, Brookpark is really having…read moreissues. Needs a new building and pool, they refuse, rather do as little as possible. Has been shut down due to health issues. So I called this center to see if my disabled daughter could use the walking lap , when the snow comes in, it's very difficult for her. I asked the receptionist, and she said 465 dollars a year. Than said hold on let me check, than put me on hold for 10 minutes . I hung up with much dismay. I wouldn't call this a community center, it's more like a recreation center that truly wants to keep non residents out. I would never take a disabled person to this center. Only for young or senior center more like it.

A well designed community center with many recreational offerings, indoor/outdoor pool and…read morecommunity rooms conducive for special events, business meetings, corporate training.

Came here to view an art exhibit in a gallery upstairs. But there is a lot more here, and it is…read moreimpressive. Free parking in the lots or garages nearby. A big play area in the lobby, so Kid K and her friends hung out there some. There's also a pool and a workout center on the main floor, plus a track and basketball court upstairs. And more exercise areas, for all I know- it's a big building. Staff were friendly and helpful. The gallery up on the 5th floor has a nice balcony with seating. The whole place is shiny and new and comfortable, with many amenities. There's a small cafe in the lobby, and it sounds like another on maybe the 4th floor? If I were a UA resident I'd be here often. They allow non-residents to use the pool for a fee, and I'm sure other areas too. Many areas are available to rent for meetings or parties, and they have classes in various activities.

The space is large which is awesome! There is an opportunity to create an easier to navigate…read moreschedule of activities. It would also be great if your membership included classes because the classes, leagues, ect are expensive. This can be a good place to work when the WiFi is working but I have stopped in a couple of times and the WiFi wasn't working. I also wish they always had pickleball courts set up.

Vineyard Community Center is an amazing hub to get plugged into!…read more The community center offers everything from a food pantry, free health clinic, a free store for parents of babies up to age 2, connection to all kinds of community resources; even adult and youth programming around sports, community, education, and wellness. They throw a block party in the summer, host health fairs, back to school activities, and even have a program that is centered around sustainability and caring for the earth. Theres a day program for adults with disabilities called AIM- and boy does that group know how to have fun! What I love most about the community center is that everyone is very welcoming and staff and participants are always willing to help you find what you need or assist in getting you signed up for a program. It's a great place to participate, meet people, learn, and play at any age or stage in life.

The Calvin Center is Home to Black Lace Burlesque & the Rustbelt Theatre Company, although, I would…read moreassume there aren't a lot of people whom are hip to that. Both outfits are LGBTQ centered groups. You wouldn't think so from the outside, but they put on some pretty great productions here. HOWEVER, their brand of art isn't for the faint of heart. They often push the envelope with adult humor & progressive ideology - very provocative. So much so that their "midnight" showings often feature nudity. Fair warning though, if you are coming here for the Rustbelt Theater Company stay on your toes: they are somewhat disorganized, no proper web site, no proper play schedule, awful signage, & first come first serve seating. https://www.facebook.com/rustbelttheater/

Great basketball court, fair price, guy that runs it works with youread more

The park has been reviewed, but not just the YMCA. And while it is set in a nice park and is…read morepretty new, this Y is odd. Small. Like, brand new but tiny. Parking is set back a bit to allow for some trees and grass, and a small aviation memorial including a stone for the Challenger crew and a bench for North American Aviation. The building looks big from the front, but is wide though not deep. The workout area faces the front with nice big windows, and looks big- till you realize one wall is a big mirror, and the actual weight/machine area is tiny. Like, smaller than any other Y in town tiny. They have to put some machines in the halls. In a new building? Who designed this? Still, brand new machines in a clean space. Other areas in the building for cooking, daycare, classes, etc. Friendly staff. Just a weird setup, and though I'd come if I lived nearby, it is not worth any kind of trip.

Great place! The staff was awesome and our food was excellent!…read moreTable of 14 and the food came quicker than expected! We will be back!

We love booking here. As locals and now visitors...our kiddos love to swim in the pool and tub. My…read moreyoungest loves Miss Renae...each year for his birthday she goes out of her way to make his day extra special. We appreciate all of the staff. The rooms are clean too.