A decently sized convention center with average seats, stage, and capacity. I attended my brother's…read moregraduation here, and since his graduating class was relatively small, this location got the job done. There is enough room for handicap ramps on either side. Unlike, say, the Florida State Fairgrounds convention center, which has very large staircases to the seating area around the back, this one has two staircases (on each side) located in the front. The downside of this is that when whatever event you're attending is over, mass congestion occurs right at the base of the seating area, and you're basically in a swarm of people until you break back out into the lobby. Parking was pretty simple, though it's mostly on grass. If it's been raining and you park here, you're gonna have a bad time. The traffic light to get in (if you're coming across the bridge) is horrendous. I recommend heading down Haben to avoid it.

Went to this location for a gymnastics competition. Good size and comfy seats. Negatives were age…read moreof venue and the lack of setup to run multiple awards at once. The space was available but unused.

It's adjacent to a hotel. The parking is not the best because they are remodeling…read more The inside is nice and cool. I went to for the FHSAA State Championship. They have two jumbo screens to watch and they were clear. They didn't have many food options and it was expensive.

This is the only venue I have ever been to where craft beer is actually cheaper than domestic…read moreoptions. Ordering either a $5 Craft Beer or $7 Budweiser is a pretty easy choice for me. That being said, you will still probably have to wait 25 minutes to get your $5 local brew. Lakeland center is dated, dark, and a long way from being a state of the art facility. However, it really isn't trying to be one either. You get the feeling that if Lakeland center could talk it would say; "I'm not the best venue in Florida and I'm OK with that." All kidding aside, the venue is comfortable, intimate and was a fine place to enjoy some Ring of Honor Wrestling. However, it doesn't appear to have been renovated in several decades and the concession lines were very slow. Lakeland center is a bit like a good dollar store knife, it isn't going to impress anyone but it gets the job done.

Palm River Park is a decent enough park, but it is pretty small. It has a few basketball courts, a…read morebaseball field, a children's playground, a small gazebo, and a standalone building that was closed, but I assume that it is a community center. It has a good sized parking lot, but that is probably more for the baseball field here and there is also a baseball field across the street. I would not go out of my way to come here, but it is a pleasant enough park for the neighborhood.

This is a temporary Covid testing site through Hillsborough County offering both rapid and PCR…read moretests. They're extremely efficient and probably deserve more stars for the staff, but it doesn't feel right to be a fan of Covid testing, so three stars it is. The line is extremely long in the mornings but really dies down in the afternoon, so arrive after the rush if possible. There's a small parking lot in front of the main building and more parking across the street in the larger lot. Pre-register at the county site or scan the QR code when you arrive to register on site. You'll need your driver's license if you don't register. Masks are obviously required. Lower just below your nose, keeping your mouth covered to protect staff while collecting samples. Good luck.

The Largo Community Center is offering Intermediate Spanish classes, starting in December 2022 with…read morea terrific instructor. The classes are Mondays from 1-2:15pm. For members (which is only $10/year) the classes cost $60 for the month - $15/lesson. It's a great deal! There's only 2-3 people in the class, so it's almost private lessons. If you've priced language classes, you know this is the deal of the day. The classes are really fun and keep your mind sharp!

Friendly receptionist. Weight room was small, but had all that I needed. Everything was in good…read moreworking order.

This is definitely more of a community than a gym…read more I signed up for a membership at the JCC North and we get four free passes a month to go to this JCC. I really wish it was closer, because I looked at the schedule of exercise classes and wow there are a lot. They are at all hours and all different types. It's phenomenal. The day I went there was some sort of coffee happy hour happening with coffee and food. It really looks like they're trying to build a community here, which is great. The woman working the front desk was so friendly. They have locker rooms that have keypads on the locks, which made them really easy to use. The towels are great and they have blow dryers, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, the standard stuff. At 5:30 p.m. on a Monday it wasn't crowded at all. The gym is on the smaller side, it wraps around the indoor track/basketball court, but for the amount of people there it doesn't seem small at all. I walked on a treadmill and used the free weights. I passed by the cafe, which had a small but mighty looking menu. I would definitely stop by and grab a bite here. I've also attended a gala and a conference here before and I found them both well done. There's tons of parking, with a guard (only one entrance off of Howard).

Do not join this community center. If you want to effectively use their gym facilities. Every day…read moremembers of this community center sit on the workout machines and conduct private conversations with other members or waste time on their mobile devices not working out on the machines while sitting on the machines or benches, preventing other members from being able to use the machines. Additionally, if you want to hear lots of private conversations via mobile phone, you will have the opportunity to listen to rude members of this community center talk on their phones in the gym. Even though there are signs everywhere, asking members not to conduct private phone conversations on their mobile device. It is very frustrating that I pay for a membership when I cannot use the facilities due to rude people sitting on workout machines or benches while they surf the Internet on their phones or have phone conversations while not using the machines they are sitting on, preventing other members from being able to use the weightlifting machines. Additionally, the staff of the community center does nothing to prevent this from happening.

This building is great for large meetings or other get togethers. It was clean, the air…read moreconditioning worked well, the bathrooms were also clean and well stocked. There is a stage for performances. There is also a large projection screen and necessary hookups are there for presentation purposes.

The Eastmonte Civic Center is a great venue for civic events. It is a meeting place for the…read moreSeminole County Democrats as well as other local organizations. There is a large open room suitable for most types of meetings, and the facilities are clean, spacious, and comfortable. Wow, I'm such an old maid, reviewing the civic center... Excuse me, I must go knit.

This is a free standing building in Port Richey. It has multiple smaller meeting rooms & a fair…read moresized auditorium. Public events are held here by the city, county & various groups. The smaller rooms can be used by organizations& meet up groups for a variety of functiond. There could be a public speaker or bingo, it runs the full gauntlet. A plain building, with plain furnishing, nothing elaborate here. When you just want to get together with a group of friends, plain is okay. You are going for the fellowship & not the ambiance. Nice to know places like this still exist. What's a girl to do? When in Port Richey/Rome, do as they do...live & enjoy.