The experience of North Meck Rec Center has been a great experience for my husband and myself…read more We needed a jump start, and this has been it. All the equipment we need, great fitness classes, and friendly faces. The staff is cheerful, friendly and helpful. Everyone is there for the same reason. Very visible cleaning staff. Most people clean machines after use. So glad we found this facility.

We came for the fall festival. Before I singed up for this an employee said that the $5 per person…read morefee would include a icee and food. I purchased the tickets with that understanding. I arrived today only to be told that was not the case, and that we would have to pay for the food... I hate being told wrong information. Within 30 minutes my son had done everything there was to do. I have been to free events that had way more to do. My son had a decent time but was ready to go.

It's a conveniently located venue with close proximity to major highways. It's spacious inside…read more There is free parking. They have their own in-house catering. It's clean inside. Great lounge space and break out areas. Multiple restrooms. Come see for yourself.

I've attended a couple charity events here now and they have been fantastic experiences. The venue…read moreitself is a blank slate. You can turn it into a fancy high class wedding area or a low key lunch meeting space. The food is great! Service is excellent. And the theory behind the organization is compelling and heartwarming. Overall wonderful experience. Highly recommend this venue space for your next event.

They do not allow friends of non residents. A 12 yr old boy was turned away and sitting outside…read morewhile his friend played ball. What a shame. Those are kids...doing the right things, staying out of trouble. And you guys made 1 sit outside for being a non resident friend? Shame on you

I have been living in Pineville for 12 years and this place has always been a staple here. Both of…read moremy youngest children...now 22 and 13 has gone here for Summer Camp, Cheerleading, Basketball and Karate. This center is all encompassing in our small Town. And let's not forget the lake with the amazing waterfall adjacent to it. In the Summers they have Friday Lights where you can watch Movies in the screen under the stars. What's also cool is our newly updated park and dog park!!! You can rent the spaces outside to have a function under the tents as well as renting out The Hut. All of this are wonderful perks in being a Pineville Resident. I remember when I moved out of the city limits(5 minutes from it. Lol) everyone said "there's nothing to do in Pineville" but that has changed dramatically and I'm so happy to have brought my Home in this Tiny Big Little Town

Incredible amenities and Cheryl who works there at the Millbridge community center, is a dream! She…read moreis very knowledgeable and makes everyone feel like a VIP!!!

From the owner: Once you cross our covered bridge you'll suspect you've arrived at a place that lives a little…read moredifferently. MillBridge is a bridge to something bigger, bolder and deeper. We are all about the connections between families and schools, activities and fun, and nature and great health. It's about energy and life lessons.

Went to an event. The event was well organized and the venue was clean, easy to navigate, and had a…read morelot of accessible seating for visitors of all kinds. Would attend more events here in the future.

We had a table set up here for Deaf and Hard of hearing Division, the staff and especially the…read moreVolunteers made this one of the funniest events have ever attended. The Excercise group entertained us for nearing an hour and they danced and jazzercised and one of the oldest ladies was 91. It was amazing, the place was clean. The food doughnuts and (Krispy Kreme and Bojangles) biscuits for a $1 with free coffee. Just an all around great venue and pleasuarable experience.

Tucked away in a remote corner just south of Lexington, North Carolina is a small buddhist haven…read morethat you'd probably never find unless you had a specific reason to go there. I didn't know about it, and didn't have a specific reason to seek it, until this past Sunday when I saw some posts from a couple of Yelpers about a celebration happening there for the Thai, Lao, and Cambodian New Year, also referred to as the Khmer New Year. It was a beautiful spring day, the mood looked festive, and there appeared to be some interesting tasty food available, so I said why not?! I hopped in the car and drove down to Lexington. Turns out this place wasn't to hard to find. Once you make the left turn the large entryway proclaiming "Lexington Buddhist Temple" cannot be missed, dragon guardians and all. I was greeted by a lush green campus, spotted by various colorful buildings all painted with vibrant colors. People were everywhere laughing, dancing, eating, drinking, and just generally having a happy time. Many were casual but others were dressed in some very fancy clothing befitting of a new year's celebration! The band was playing and setting a great mood, and many people lined up in front of the stage for what appeared to be some pretty well coordinated line dancing. Elsewhere on the grounds, you could find kids participating in various field games like tug of war and sack races. Some were playing basketball on a pretty worn down court in the back, and there was a playground too. Then, you meet the huge line of pop up tents selling all sorts of foods and drinks. The sights and smells draw you right to it. I got some papaya salad (spicy), some Lao sausage, and some beef skewers and found a seat near the dancing area to enjoy. Everything was so succulent. Papaya salad is one of my favorite things and this one certainly had a fresh kick! The Lao sausage had a plethora of spices and really set off the flavors of the papaya salad. The beef skewer was tender and just the slightest bit sweet, it was all enjoyable. I ate my food and just enjoyed taking in all the positive energy of this place. On my way out, i came upon a pair of buddhist monks blessing people and giving them bracelets. I had a lovely time on their grounds, I decided to leave a donation and get a blessing of my own. I bowed my head and they chanted in a language that I myself could not understand as they used a flower to sprinkle water over me. They then said in English "Happy New Year!" and I was on my way, bracelet on wrist, belly full of happy, and feeling very fulfilled. It was a great way to spend a Sunday, taking in the sights and vibrance of a culture that was before only somewhat familiar to me. I hope to go next year with some friends who know more than can help bring me up to speed on exactly what is going on!

I've been going to the Cambodian Cultural Center since I was very young. They have improved so much…read moresince the Cambodian Community of Lexington purchased this location. They have a reception hall for weddings, church service and dancing when Cambodian bands come to town. Monks live in the house located across from the ponds. I usually come to the cultural center during Cambodian New Year. Cambodian New Year is held in April. Unfortunately, it usually rains and the area gets filthy muddy. Vendors from the community come and sell delicious food. Live music is being played all day along with dancing, and games are usually being played. On Sunday's of the New Year church service is held in the reception hall. Donations are appreciated, which goes towards the center. There is no real parking lot. Mostly just field and you just park yourself in rows. The bathrooms are out of date but are usable. Basketball courts and playgrounds for children are available as well as a Volleyball net. The Cambodian Cultural Center still needs some improvement but time will tell when it'll get done. It's a nice place to enjoy during special events.

This is a former elementary school that has been converted to a community center. I attended a…read moremeeting held by a local non-profit organization. The space is old, but clean. I would imagine that the rates to rent the facility are pretty reasonable given it's meager appearance. There is a dedicated parking lot and the center is surrounded by a new housing development. The building could benefit from a renovation. However, the current structure does give me flashbacks of my childhood. Those memories are priceless.