What a nice facility! We had our family reunion here yesterday in one of their rooms to rent out…read more It had a really nice full kitchen attached to it and enough room for our growing family. The bathrooms were very clean and while out perking around it seems that there is a very nice work out facility upstairs. Everyone there seemed very nice and friendly as well.

The courts are great and the people are awesome. I love playing at All In!! I play in a ladder…read moreleague and have really enjoyed having a great group people to play with and place to play consistently.

From the owner: We are a dedicated indoor pickleball facility with premium lighting, professional court surface,…read morefull containment netting. 5 courts and 3 trainer courts. We host tournaments, pro clinics, training, leagues, corporate events and parties.

This is a retirement community. No one lives here. This space is for transition enjoyment,…read moreempowerment and light. We bought tickets for opening day of the tulip festival to have a lunch and a show. We were greeted kindly, sat promptly, and provide coffee/ice tea or water. The facility was clean, well lit and smelled great..giant parking lot out front for plenty of parking and parking in the back. We were close to the stage so our view of the Entertainment was stunning. We were served pea soup, pigs in a blanket and yummy almond bar as a sweet treat and Coleslaw. Everything was fresh and prompt. The show was very educational and unique. Highly recommend to bring your older loved ones to enjoy.

Great place for 55 and over. Something for everyone…read more Nice place to meet people. Enjoying life at 60 with the Evergreens.

Don't even think about applying for a job at the Salvation Army--anywhere but especially at the…read moreKentwood location. Why? Google "Dumpster Fire" Working here means... Constant chaos due to sloppy, inept management and a steady flow of new employees quitting without warning after only a few days on the job. The obese store manager here always seems to have only a tenuous grasp on her managerial responsibilities. Even worse, is the scrawny hag from corporate who has delusions of grandeur despite the fact that she spends most of her time doing the same grunt work and enduring the same drudgery as the regular low-paid drones. In fact, this crone's unrealistic superiority complex tempted me several times in passing, to viciously clothesline her. And just like her two other corporate counterparts, she's clownish and clueless. Add to that, the pay is barely over minimum wage, the benefits are laughable, and because SA is considered a religious entity, if you're let go or there's another scam-demic, you won't get unemployment benefits. So do yourself a favor. Unless you're a desperate low-life loser, give this slave-labor "opportunity" a pass.

What a great place for the community! I love walking in here and knowing the kids have a safe…read moreplace to play basketball or hang out. The workout area is fantastic as well! They offer a variety of Les Mills classes and have great equipment. There is a walking track, pool, hot tub, climbing wall and incredibly friendly staff! The membership fee is reasonable and easy to sign up. I really enjoy coming here.

The Burnham Brook Community Center in Battle Creek, Michigan is a great resource for the downtown…read moredistrict. The Burnham Brook Community Center offers Community activities for its membership, which comprise of senior citizens. A minimum age of 50 is required for membership, and the facility offers meeting rooms, libraries and clubs that interact with the community. Some of their clubs include book clubs, photography clubs and line dancing clubs. There is also the 'Area Agency on Aging' located within the building, and also a 'Community Action Center'. The Burnham Brook Community Center in Battle Creek, Michigan is a sizeable building in downtown, offering approximately 10,000+ square feet of facilities. With membership, one can take advantage of their fitness room, Billiards, evening dance classes, yoga classes and even build something in the wood shop! There is also a sizeable parking lot, and the center makes available its rooms for rent for outside community activities in the area. The rental rates are reasonable, and one is required to rent a room for at least a 3 hour window of time. Located at 200 West Michigan Ave, the facility has gone through several stages of renovations in recent years, making it an important community gathering spot close to downtown. It is located directly across from McCamly Park, and the Federal Center. For wedding receptions and graduations, it has a long covered walkway with columns perfect for debarking from a limousine or shuttle for the times when it rains. The Burnham Brook Community Center also provides long-term care and supportive services to frail elderly and disabled persons in Southwest Michigan. The staff of registered nurses evaluates the need for care and manages a variety of in-home services for medically frail adults, thus enabling them to remain in their own homes. The Burnham Brook Community Center is a great facility right in the middle of the Battle Creek community in downtown.

Guess what? i work and im going to come and go as much as i please. They need to stop threatening…read morepeople with their beds if they stay away more than 2 days. i dont cause problems at that place and i stick to myself. i barely want to stay there as is with their bed bug infested beds. i have a job and i can do so much better than this. im not the one who stands outside their door and begs for stuff. Nor do i act crazy so yeah. Get a grip because i dont have to be there. For real

Degage has improved a lot over the years and brings a lot of services to the Heartside community…read more Not only do they serve over 150 meals everyday, they also provide services for the community to take showers, do laundry, receive job support, and identification services such as getting new birth certificates or state IDs. Degage also provides an emergency women's shelter where up to 40 women can stay every night. Sure there are some rules in place, but they are there in order to help patrons grow and learn to be responsible for their actions. Without them the place would not be able to function. Love degage, the staff, and all that they are doing for the community

I think everything they offer at this place is just amazing, good for kids, teens, and adults. But…read moremy god if you cannot find staff who aren't some of the rudest people i've met in my life, then don't hire at all. The adult staff at other areas of the park are amazing, not all are bad apples, but please fix the behavior of the younger staff at the main pool. I was here with my family and when we arrived to the pool, i mean everyone is super excited to go swimming, and then this staff, little big bigger of a girl, is just on our asses about EVERYTHING. Cant do this, cannot bring that, literally nothing. I understand rules and regulations, but you don't have to be condescending about it like you're in some power hungry struggle. She even came at my daughter when she had a sealed container of food that when she walked into the park, the two boy staffs didn't say anything, but of course when my girl sits down trying to just enjoy the day, mind you not even touching the container its under the chair, this lady is walking around, stops at us, literally SCANS everything we have with her eyes, kicks my kid out because she had a container of food she wasn't even touching. Like I said, i understand rules but you don't have to be an ASS when conveying those rules. As an owner of a business, do some more team training for these younger workers because that was ridiculous. I could write a whole segment about the girls working the concessions but i honestly just do not have the energy too, moral of story, fix this behavior.

As much as I understand that there need to be rules... when you pay as much as one pays to be in…read morethis facility, there's a line! I get to the pool today with my water bottle and my towel bag.. "oh excuse me.. we have regulations (NEW from last time we were here) and you have to have clear water bottles and bags.. snacks you know..". I was PISSED!!!! So now I can't have my Stanley nor my bag.... There's a line to be drawn when it comes to things. It's not like we're at a concert where someone could be harboring a gun... this is the splash pad... I'd like to have a little more freedom for the price we pay for the yuppiness. And ya know... maybe CHEAPER golf carts.. you KNOW you need one to do anything in this place. $70 a DAY!! $15 for than last time also. ALLLLLLL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS

Lots to offer!! A great place for people to take classes. They offer yoga, various fitness…read moreclasses, a boutique, seamstress, bible study, massages, furniture repainting, and so much more!! Stop in to see what is going on!

I've utilized the resources at our library and Marcia has been there every time. She's been so nice…read moreand helpful. I appreciate her dedication and Thank Her for Helping me.

I am so very excited about the new library!! This is an expansion of the historic Carnegie library,…read morewhich is still there right next door, and will be remodeled. Located on Allegan's riverfront, the library stuns from both sides. From across the river, it looks like an origami book. From the road, it is also gorgeous, with broad windows, and stairs and a beautiful accessibility ramp. Head inside, and you'll never want to leave. Besides the aforementioned windows, there are gorgeous lamps that look like book pages, plenty of space for the stacks, quiet study centers, a media lab, a teen space, and my favorite part, comfy seating all along the riverfront windows. Wow! Downstairs (pass a wall of copper fish, quite appropriate for a waterfront location) will be a robotics lab and a friends of the library bookstore (yay!). When finished, the historic Carnegie building will house staff offices and an expanded children's section. I worked at the old library from middle school until summers in college. There was never enough space, even way back then. The staff workroom was cramped, and the rest of the library felt that way, too. I never could have imagined this beautifully designed, light-filled, welcoming to all ages space. Bravo, and thank you, Allegan, for investing in such an important community resource.