I'm very picky the place and people. SeaTac senior center is the best place for senior. the…read moreladies at work and members are great people. They are welcome and friendly. No one is gossip or look at you like a stranger. I love a trip and short trip walking with Nina and Ami. They are smiling all the time and patiently for your need. Every Wednesday has live band and dancing. They serve food with smile. It's the best senior center in town. You can make friends in a second. Those ladies come to share and talking with you as well.

Great neighborhood location, great programs. I'm newly retired and still very active. I joined all…read morethe art classes, gardening, cookbook club, and they are decent - instructors are all really nice. Best part is they let me use the art room when no classes are present as a semi-studio! Staff is very welcoming and inclusive. As a person of color this means a LOT in these crazy times..

Went to play mahjong at the center. Surprised so many players were there. Four table of players…read more Met some new people which was nice. Everyone is friendly and nice. A good friend recommended and invited us to go and play MJ. Had a good time!

This place is a hidden gem and a must see event space. Don't let the front of the building mislead…read moreyou, as soon you see the view of the dining room and

They have a beautiful View went there for a Tabor 100 Event and heard the Mayor speak. The view…read morehad me in Awwww I am thankful Kat from El Norte told me to check it out. The neighborhood around is BELLA have your next event there

Playground is amazing and clean with two areas one for big kids and another for little ones. There…read moreare 4 swings as well. The aircraft noise can be quite loud of course considering the location of the park in relation to the runway it's to be expected. Shade is abundant and trash receptacles are on site. We were able to use the clean restrooms within the community center.

Seatac community center is a beautiful community and senior center located just north of seatac…read moreairport. There is an extensive senior program, a variety of classes for all ages, a gym and plenty of services. I love going to the toddler gym which starting in September runs Mon, Wed, and Fri and costs $2 for the first child and $1 for each additional child. There are several age appropriate play structures outside in their beautifully kept grounds. And to top it all off, a stunning botanical garden that is open to the public including wedding rentals and has a fantastic fund raising garden show and plant sale in August (this year featured Cisco Morris!) . This is just such a find and is worth the drive because it's just such a great community center.

Went to vibe bingo here and it was definitely a vibe the staff was amazing and was very helpful…read morewould definitely go again

Great community center. Great place to connect with the community. Easily accessible and convenient…read moreparking lots. Was there for a Chess tournament - used only a limited number of their facilities. But from the details they have posted there - they've got a pool, gym, dedicated exercise rooms etc. It's well maintained. Got a chance to interact with couple of staffs there during the break - nice people and great conversations.

I am doing Service Learning here. The staff are very nice. They put their clients first, they greet…read morethem with their smile. More than 30% of their clients speak Chinese. They work very hard to maintain everything. I recommend to volunteer here because they keep track of everything you have done, and they are very friendly.

For anyone who grew up in Beacon Hill or spent time in this neighborhood, Jefferson can be like a…read moremiddle school or high school reunion. You may run into someone you know from community and there's a nostalgia factor. This centralized gathering hub brings me back to camps and baggy pants and looney tunes shirts, breakdancing, Massive Monkey and free food. Every time I walk by the big hall by the entrance I am engulfed with memories of parties and food. I can smell the lumpia and pancit, barbacoa, Ezell's, Costco pizza, and home made ribs bought from Viet Wa and smoked. The ever lasting smell of Red Apple sides and Delite bakery empanadas and pastries further add to the memories. I remember randomly being invited to a Nigerian celebration and ate fufu balls, fish, and stews. Delicious! I appreciate the multigenerational care at Jefferson. It's a center where no one goes hungry, community looks after one another, and preschoolers to the ARC programs are supported. Yesler is a close second in Seattle for CC and Chinatown is third. Each has a special place in my heart and I appreciate everyone at Parks.

The staff are always SO friendly and kind! never had anything less than excellent experience with…read morestaff. I primarily use for Toy Gym which is full of different types of vehicles (and once, a soccer ball.) It can be very popular - lots of kids on windy/rainy days. It's nice that the outside park is right there so you can switch gears depending on the weather. Sometimes the kids are rambunctious, that's no fault of Tot Gym but just an FYI.

Note: this review and rating is from a volunteer's perspective from fall 2010…read more I volunteered at this food bank for several weeks. It takes a few tries before really learning the ropes of this place, because the system is so disorganized. There are particular stations (ex. drinks, desserts, poultry, grains, canned goods, etc) that majority of the volunteers covered, and basically clients got in a line and circled around the facility, grabbing an item from each station. Volunteers only assisted people when clients couldn't reach at item. Other volunteers were the receptionist, who checked every client in, people who restocked the inventory or ran food drives in front of grocery stores. Cons: -the place is VERY small and with so many clients piling in, it gets cramped very quickly -as a volunteer, I feel like I'm not contributing anything at all; yes, some clients were grateful I was there, but I myself felt to gratitude -the permanent volunteers are very rude, bossy, and kind of like bullies (some of these volunteers claimed certain stations, not giving others a chance to be there) -the system is very disorganized. I had to figure out what I was supposed to do for myself. Here's a bit of how the system works: 1. The receptionist checks clients in 2. Clients go around to each station, grabbing 1-3 items, depending on the number in their household

A great food bank. The volunteers are with it. The clients are wonderful! Come out on either…read moreside.