Went to sign up. The staff were so helpful and gave us a tour. They explained how the lunch program…read moreworks and they gave us information regarding the gym.

Woo, rockin' the Senior Center! A coworker of mine took up line dancing a few years ago and she…read morelooked like she was having so much fun I wanted to try it out. She mentioned that she got her start taking a Lakewood Parks & Rec class at this place so I signed up. $40 for 8 weekly 45-minute sessions. So far I've attended three classes and I'm really enjoying it. The instructor, Janet, is really nice and fun and the 45 minutes just fly by, learning dances like Waltz Across Texas, Cowboy Hustle, and the El Paso Cha Cha. If you're looking for a Zumba-like workout this isn't it, but I do break a sweat and I figure any hobby that gets you moving is a good one! For the record, I am not a country music fan, but I don't mind it for this type of dancing. The Center itself is very nice, located in a quiet residential area near the corner of Lakewood and Candlewood. There is plenty of parking and we have our class in the spacious Activity Room. The best part has been feeling like a young whippersnapper (even though I'm 40) because most of my classmates are quite a bit older than me, hee hee!

I love this place. They are all really great people. The Assistant Secretary is the best.read more

Best place to play basketball. Courts regularly maintained…read more 3 full courts. Clean, free ball check out, bench seating. Calling all basket ball playing alumni's, join up!

I really wish this gym was closer to my home. Being an alumni, I had gone back but the driving…read moredistance and lack of parking to enter the facility makes it really tough. Anyways, from my undergrad experience, the rock climbing wall was one of the best to get people into rock climbing. Secondly, the indoor running track provides space to the overall gym giving it a less crowded environment, and the equipment provided was well utilized. You often had people hogging the weight section so there was never really a good time to use that. The yoga and pilates classes or individual courses were offered but it never seemed to be around when a majority of students were available to use it. I really liked the Robeks that was on the first floor. I'm not sure if it's there anymore, but it's nice to had a large indoor seating area to eat before you actually went into the gym to study.

I am a swimmer for over 42 years. I love love swimming at…read morethe J. The pool is so clean, welll organized by lifeguards, management, and maintenance crews. I start swimming at 6 opening time in the morning. Quiet, fresh, and fun to talk to the other swimmers. We have a challenge event to go to Catalina Island from LB from March and end in April. I almost finished one way to go there. I went to Catalina Island in the past and now I am back by swimming. Haha... super fun, relaxing in the beautiful upgraded heated pool, very spacious at the deck, lots of benches, and bbq area, jaccuzi, and etc. If you are a swimmer like me, you should come to try it out. If you love Aqua Aerobic, join the classes to workout w great music, awesome instructors everyday. You don't need to go to the other vacation resorts during Summer. Perfect get away to relax everyday.

We are very pleased with the staff and the many opportunities at Jewish Long Beach…read more We recently brought our young grandsons to the pool and they had a blast. I was particularly pleased to see how many and how attentive the lifeguards were.

A nice little park located right off Ocean Blvd. The Orchestra Band was amazing. Even better it was…read morefree. You brought your own beach chairs to sit on or a blanket to lie or sit on and you can bring your own food if you like. It was an enjoyable evening. Now. Yes the BAD, since there are so many dogs around the area had an extremely strong odor of Dog Poopoo and urine which was discomforting, so sad. Funny thing I attempted to do a check-in at the park but Yelp kept saying I was not close enough. I guess the pictures were from somewhere else.

Parking can get full, great community events and a farmers market. The beach is walking distance as…read morewell.

Lots of wasted potential here. Bill is a good guy but his team contributes no value and takes…read moreadvantage of his connections. They are passengers enjoying the ride but never paying for gas or know how to fix the LBBS vehicle. Yet they act like they're the drivers. If you catch my drift. They need a real promoter to help them not whatever team they have now. Real shame.

An event was occuring at the Long Beach Senior Center that volunteer bf could not let me miss. He…read moreheard the most wonderful sounds wafting out of the entertainment room. "Get here!" he said. And I'm glad I did. The Long Beach Blues Society was putting on a show. This group of volunteers are profession calibre who perform as they say "Blues in the Schools", Blues for Vets", and Blues for Seniors". The very talented drummer Tony Lopez brought down the house as did singer/harp player Neal Oldham, guitarist Rich West and bassist Mike Barry. They have an events mailing list and a well put together facebook page for seeing what's upcoming. Not only do they do their performing in municipal schools and facilities, but also public venues.

Pathways has changed my life for the better! I volunteer to assist two older women who don't drive…read moreand one is basically as shut in. I take them (separately, each has a full day of my time) to their doctor's appointments, shopping, to the hairdresser and always to lunch. I try to get them out of their houses to see life outside their four walls. Sometimes we just go for a drive, to the Wetlands or Point Fermin or any number of other places. Knowing these two women has enriched my life. I have become their friend. Since it is a volunteer position I do not get a salary per se but I am becoming a very rich man I n other ways. I love giving back, being of service to people who need assistance and I love the way it makes me feel about myself. And it's really a lot of fun. If you are retired and need something to do to feel good and productive as I did I highly recommend this wonderful program!

They go the extra mile for local residents in need of care, late in life. I am very impressed with…read morehow well the organization is run. Wonderful people supporting an important mission.

I took zumba class for the first time at the Y Lakewood this morning…read more I saw the aqua class around 8:30. The weather was great for the outdoor Aqua classes, not too hot, little breezy, fresh. I came here and did my lap swim about 2 years ago during pool maintenance at the Y Los Altos. The pool is big, heated, and has small hot spa (jacuzzi). The upstair cardio area is decent, has lots of upgraded machines, free weight area, and great view toward the outdoor pool. The studio for GroupEx classes is big, well air-conditioned, and clean. I stopped by women's locker room before class and noticed overall clean in the restrooms and shower. They have lots of classes for young members and seniors. Especially a variety of Aqua classes are very popular for the seniors such as Aqua fit, bootcamp, Aqua deep, and etc. The parking is big enough next to Von's market, Marshall in the large strip mall. They are like corporate gym such as 24 fitness, LA fitness. They have lots of choices for the pool activities and groupEx classes. Great workout place for family, even myself. The staff is so friendly.

Nice gym, I like the new equipment, but why are so many of the dumbbells always racked in the…read morewrong places?