Nice venue for meetings, music, art etc. I have been to a couple of the Bowman Creek Stakeholder…read moremeetings here. Its very nice....Kind of tucked away in an odd place on the south side of the river.

Ultreia hosted "First Forty" art show at the Lang Lab and I was luckily able to participate with my…read moreartwork. The gallery space is huge and showed off the artworks well. I would highly recommend this place to display your art as an artist. The show was well advertised and there was a well attended first night opening.

Hands down your dyngus day place for thee grub always very good food and friendly service.read more

Food was marginally ok for the Friday fish fry. They do it buffet style with a long line if…read moresalads...some of which are homemade like poppyseed slaw, and other options like fruit cocktail right from a 1970s gradeschool cafeteria. Then theres fried perch, fillet of fish (like the golden arches kind)and smelt. The smelt was terrible. The perch was a little over fried. Its tough to proclaim value...ot was underwhelming even by social club fish fry standards.

You have to be a member. They allow smoking (yuk). Cheap beer and everyone knows everyone.read more

I recently attended my nephew's wedding and reception at Morris Park CC.The facility was…read moreoutstanding as was the service. I had the best wedding dinner I have ever had, which was prepared by the CC. As a 77 year old, I have attended multiple dinners. The whole affair was outstanding!

The food and facilities are the best in the area. The staff are always friendly and know you. The…read morecourse is beautiful, challenging and well kept. You could find a better place to be a member.

Pet Refuge is an amazing no-kill rescue that genuinely cares about the animals taken in. The staff…read moreis knowledgeable and helpful, and the adoption process is very thorough. Every effort is taken to ensure that people wanting to adopt are ready and get matched with just the right companion. My wife and I adopted our now 15 week old Phoebe (formerly Chloe) about a month and half ago. The entire process start to finish took about a week and a half. We filled out an application online and interviewed that weekend. The staff worked with our schedule to make the interview possible and let us meet with several of the puppies in the litter to get to know them a little. The facilities themselves were clean and well-maintained. The animals weren't crowded, and we were able to play with one puppy from the litter at a time in a small, private room. We were interviewed by two staff members while we played with the puppies. We were called the following Thursday saying we had been selected to adopt our Phoebe. Pet Refuge even facilitated a time for Phoebe to meet our older dog that Saturday when I came to pick her up. On top of the terrific service and thorough process, the value of adopting a pet from Pet Refuge is tremendous. The adoption fee for our Phoebe was $200--this included her first three rounds of shots, spaying, microchipping, a voucher for her rabies immunization (to use when she was old enough), and a goodie bag with some food, toys, coupons, etc. Overall we were very impressed from start to finish!

I inquired about a dog that was on the website, was told to come down to do a meet and greet and…read morefill out the application. Got down there and they wouldn't even let me meet the doggie. They brought out a different dog and tried to get me to adopt it. They said the dog I was interested in wasnt "good with people". Which makes no sense because why would you say she was up for adoption?! They refused to even let me set up a time because "she's not friendly ". How would the dog ever get used to others if she is not allowed to even meet with possible adoptees? The ladies there, obviously volunteers that dont care; were dismissive since I dont want the dog THEY wanted me to take. Pet Refuge sucks and you need staff in there that actually WANT to be there and actually care for the animals. There were kittens running all over the place. I feel sorry for those animals.

they are kind and patient. my daughter has become much more confident and open to learning new…read moreskills.

For years, I sought out an equine therapy solution. When we moved to South Bend, I was delightfully…read moresurprised to learn about Reins. The arena is wonderful, the staff and volunteers are top-notch, and I feel so lucky to have access to Reins! Most clients are children with all sorts of disabilities. Personally, the lessons are helping me with core strength, and being with a horse is an experience that's unique & hard to describe. They are hard-working and deserving of praise and support!

Membership required. but it is a great place. Breakfast open to the public every Sunday!read more