A nice friendly center but no weight room. People were doing an exercise class so there is a nice…read moreoffering of events. Staff is friendly too and big parking lot.

My wife signed us up for a Salsa class over the summer at this community center. I had never been…read moreto the community center so I wasn't expecting much. The parking lot was huge and surrounded by tall trees. The shade is great on hot summer days. There is a big play area in the grove of trees behind the community center. You walk through an art-filled garden to get to the door of the community center. Upon entering, there is a bronze statue of books right in front of you. Pretty cool! Off to the left is a kids area where they have Tot Time and story time for kids (there is a small charge to attend). Off to the right is a desk with a receptionist. The dance class is in a large room with mirrors on one of the walls. Our instructor is a local gentleman in his 50's. Such a wonderful teacher. Only 4 couples signed up for the class, but we have a lot of fun despite small numbers. I am anxious to take more classes at the B.C.C.!

This place is awesome! Rainbow Bingo 4x a year. Next one is scheduled for March 13 - Lucky 13…read more Dress as a black cat or leprechaun to enter their costume contest!! Tickets and information: 206-722-0317; ask for Alex or Kate. $25 advance ticket purchase, $28 at the door.

This place is staffed by someof the best people I've met. They care for their members like family…read more Rainbow bingo is a must. And there are so many fun options for classes and outings. If my grandma was still alive I'd take her here. It's that good of a place!

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

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.

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.

My compliments to the chefs that prepared the meals for Tuesday, October 13, 2020…read more but not anymore Haven't tasted the chicken yet, but know it is going to be good. I even give my dog a taste or two and I know she would eat the whole meal if I let her, maybe I should order meals for her too (you don't think she is spoiled do you?), that is OK, she is the love of my life. If you have anyone there that would like to walk her she would love it as I am housebound and don't get her out like I used to.....used to go to the dog park everyday, but not any more. Thank you for making my life so my so much happier and easier, and thank you for the nice delivery people, they care, you all care!!!! Terry Logan

I'm not a senior, nor do I play one on t.v. I am however, a volunteer here, and I have to sing the…read morepraises of this senior hangout. This inviting place, just around the corner from the Ballard Locks, is a great place to send your parents, grandparents, neighbors, elders in general. There is a weekday lunch served daily, for just $3 a person. If you're under 60 and want to accompany your grams, it's $6 for you and lunch is pretty much made from scratch, no awful canned slop served here! There are tons of activities, classes, events, trips, and a weekly Wednesday night dinner for $7 per person. They show movies after dinner for $2 a person and a bingo game with a $6 buy-in. Every two months they do RAINBOW BINGO! How cool is that? A drag queen hostess calling bingo in a senior center? Hooray! Nurses come during the week to do free blood pressure/blood sugar screenings and foot care. Did I mention fitness classes? There is even a senior Zumba class, slowed down and geared toward the older set, but still full of energy and joyful Latin jams. There is legal and financial help available and even tax prep. It's so vital that older folks have a resource to keep busy, fulfilled and involved in living and this is a great place to start.

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.

Ruth Herman-Dunn was my therapist for several years during the mid-1990s. Dr. Herman-Dunn was the…read morekindest, most professional, well-trained therapist I could imagine. I'd seen three before her, but none was as helpful as she. I recommend her highly to anyone that can get it to see her. She is quite busy, but well worth it!

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