Great community center with plenty of activities. I usually stop by for a snack, a soft drink, or…read moreto use the restroom, but they also have volleyball and other activities for the community. Just check in at the front desk to find out what's available. Friendly and convenient place to stop by. Five stars!

We stopped here for a bit and enjoyed some food on the tables outside. While here we took advantage…read moreof the City wifi they offer and clean restrooms. After walking around a bit we saw they had volleyball teams playing and offer swimming at the pool as well. We were able to take advantage of all they offer here for just $5 per person per day. You can also do a monthly pass for $24 but we are not from the area. As we are in a heat wVe, I am very much looking forward to swimming later this evening. This is a nice facility that offers much to the community and I am so glad we had a chance to check it out!

Great summer program for school all age very supportive staff and the program are free.read more

I've officially become one of "those moms." Ya know... The ones that cover their unshowered hair…read morewith baseballs caps hopping from tot playtime to tot playtime? Not carrying a purse, but a giant backpack stuffed full of snacks and extra clothes? It's me. I'm that mom. All of the Seattle area tot playtimes have different times and days set for them, so it's a toss up which one my son and I will be able to make, if we choose that for our activity of the day. I normally go to the Rainier Beach Community Center, but tot playtime wasn't open that day. Hence our visit to the Rainier Community Center! Their tot playtime is Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 am - 1 pm. Basically, they convert one of their large gyms to a padded play land suitable for kids 5 and under. And, it's completely free! I like going to these play times because it exposes my 8 month old son to other kids and people. He's in his "stranger danger" phase, which is great but I also don't want him to be shy 100% of the time. He's also in the mix of learning how to crawl, and the play times offer huge, padded open spaces that make a great way for him to practice. They've got bleachers for the parents/caregivers to sit on which is nice. They've also got an attendant or two roaming the room at a time to watch for any kids who try and escape or to make sure nobody leaves anything behind on their way out. My only gripe with this location was that a TON of the toys they had out didn't have batteries (I get it, they're expensive) which means they've got about 50% of the normal appeal they would for any child. I also noticed quite a few of the toys my son tried to go for had food (at least that's what I hope it was) crusted in the handles/crevices like they hadn't been cleaned in a while. For what it is, this is a great activity and center to take your little ones to if you're on the hunt for simple, free fun!

Trina D. Tried to kick me out of a community center for having a support animal with me, which i…read moretold her I had my doctors note recognized by DSM. I also just had my third survey on my leg and sometimes need assistance with walking. I see a therapist two times a week for that. My dog is a puppy 4 months old. I've taken her to Queen Anne Community Center, Jeferson Community Center and she's been here several times and Trina threatened to have me escorted by the police. Mind you my dog is well behaved She yelled at me in front of my 12 year old and 5 Other kids who are 12 and younger She's the only person that has a problem with animals, mind you we are in Seattle (dog lover City) I've taken my dog with me to all my doctor appts and everywhere and no one has a problem other than her

Van Asselt Community Center boasts a diverse youth/teen population and programming that serves an…read moreethnically diverse community, from preschool-aged children to seniors. The center is situated at the edge of the New Holly neighborhood, which primarily consists of housing, but also includes a branch of Seattle Public Library, satellite campus of South Seattle Community College, and other community buildings. The newly renovated and facility re-opened in 2007, more than doubling the size of the old center. The building features lots of windows in the lobby area and multipurpose room. Included in the expansion are new staff offices, interior and exterior public restrooms, activity rooms, and a large dividable multipurpose room with a small adjoining commercial kitchen. The center is surrounded by a landscaped lawn with lots of trees and flowers, a public art installation outside the front entrance, two basketball courts sponsored by the Sonics/Storm Team Foundation, a wading pool, children's play area, a covered picnic area and BBQ grill. The expanded center accommodates activities such as teen programs, classes, after-school programs, community meetings, weddings and seniors programs, a drop-in fitness room, basketball/sports gym, after-school child care, summer day camps and free WiFi access. Also they have outdoor fitness equipment.

This place was cooler than I expected. I mostly stopped in out of curiosity and it ended up winning…read moreme over because it has more personality than a standard arts venue and the building gives it extra charm. It feels a little different in a good way. Worth checking out when you want something that is not the usual Auburn errand loop.

Every time I go to El Centro I am taken back by the impact and the effect that the programming has…read moreon human rights advocacy and community service. I've been coming to El Centro for years attending retreats, visiting colleagues in community, and taking my kids to the Day of the Dead festivities. I am humbled by the work and motivated every day to give back however I can. Thank you Roberto Maestas and the dedicated staff that create pathways for the underserved and historically underrepresented.

We went to El Centro de la Raza in December​'18to buy our Christmas tree and had a great…read moreexperience! The trees are super fresh, the people there are very nice and courteous​ and the prices are good. We selected our tree and a garland, went into the little greenhouse to pay, and they cut the tree and put everything in/on our car - fast and secure all while they're having a good time joking with customers. I liked that they also offer free hot chocolate & coffee and that you could easily look through the trees that were sorted by type (noble fir, ...). I would definitely come back next Christmas to get a tree! (Ours is still up and looking great on January 3rd, after weeks of being in our living room!) I think it's important to give back to the community and if it's that easy and pleasant - count me in! I'm also curious to see what else they do at the centro during the year.

Great addition to the Renton community…read more They have lots of fun educational programs for everyone! I do wish their systems and directions to register for activities would be more user friendly or clearer.

Excellent care. Easy access and plenty of parking. This place is huge has very clean facilities.read more

I really like this neighborhood library! It's on Ambaum, with lots around to do. They let you print…read more75 pages a week and so there is no need to buy a printer if you live close. Free wifi! Tons of books and audiobooks. Rent a book and walk a few blocks to the Ambaum Park for a great afternoon! Or run next door to McDonald's for an ice cream cone like me. Fatty problems.

I haven't been to many library's in Washington state. However, this library was nice. The interior…read moreis well organized and decorated, the structure is nice too. Makes you want to not only come in but, stay for a while and read or use the PC. I do wish pierce county had better libraries and maybe more people would use many of the services.

Right on the water. Stoves, ovens, microwaves, refrigerators, Tables, chairs, and utensils…read moreavailable. Room for 75-100 people.