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3.8 (14 reviews)

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No helium balloons or hanging things on the wall here.
Jeffrey L.

Rented out the community center for my son's 1st birthday. Great venue for roughly 100 people. Lots of natural light, elevated stage for DJ, updated kitchen with lots of space, and a private playground for your guests. Everybody that I worked with - staff at HARD office and the staff working the day of the event at Weekes were very friendly and answered all my questions. However, if you're thinking about having an event here, here's 2 big setbacks in my opinion: 1. No helium balloons allowed. The hall has a tall chapel ceiling so they want to reduce the number of stray balloons. 2. No hanging or taping of anything on the walls allowed. Although this isn't the ideal situation, it does force you to get creative with your party decorations. If you're a Hayward resident, take advantage of the cheaper rental rates for this place.

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Pretty cool park...for kids, play ball, walking and just chill under the trees or on the benches.

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Weekes Community Center-Park - theater - Updated November 2026

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