I've been involved with the Deer Valley Community Center programs for some time, and while it used…read moreto be a great place for kids and families, unfortunately things have taken a step backward recently. * New rules and policies have been implemented that seem to take away from what once made the program strong. * The focus doesn't appear to be on true player development, but rather on accommodating complaints from parents. * Leadership does not seem receptive to constructive feedback, nor do they incorporate changes based on input from coaches or families. This is disappointing because the center has so much potential and has historically provided a positive environment. Hopefully, the program will take feedback more seriously and return to prioritizing growth, fairness, and development for all players.

We love to play bingo here. Shelly was so helpful getting us registered. The entire bingo staff is…read morewhy we keep coming back

I've been to Mountain View Park many times over the years, and oftentimes during those visits, I've…read moregone into use the community center for a restroom break, water refill or snack... I've also sent my kids to camps at this facility over the years, and most recently, my kids have used the basketball court for training. I've always found the community center staff to be friendly, the building clean, the restrooms working, etc... I've even gone in to warm up a bit on a cold day / cool down a bit on a hot day. I cannot compare this community center to others in Scottsdale, but it does remind me a bit of a community center where I grew up in Michigan and brings back many warm memories. I'm grateful this place exists... thanks City of Scottsdale!

Lincoln Village Shopping Center is definitely one of our favorite areas to visit when in the area,…read moreor take a drive to! Whether you live near, or are staying at one of the hotels or resorts around it, this place is so convenient, and literally within just a couple minutes of walking distance from most. There is a nail Boutique, a few clothes shopping stores, laundry cleaners, auto care, gas station, grocers, a marketplace, Walgreens/Pharmacy, jewelry store, a bank, Bitcoin Depot, and several more places to stop by! Several different cuisines of restaurants to choose from,.. Stop by for breakfast or lunch at Einstein Bagels, or grab an appetizer & cocktail for Happy Hour at one place, and/or pop into another establishment for an amazing lunch or dinner of either Mexican food, Asian food, Italian food, a Steakhouse, or even a try the Brazilian Steakhouse! Ample parking throughout, very nice walking and waiting areas,.. As well as a beautiful fountain between Blanco's Cocina & Cantina and Paul Martins American Grill, that some have tossed coins into, to make their wishes!

Downtown Scottsdale was busy tonight with their winter art walk and another special event going on…read moreclose by. We stopped here to visit a restaurant for a bite to eat. Street parking if you're lucky. I would advise using lot parking.

Very unique and artsy place in Arizona. Lot of Native American jewelry and decor. Nice place to…read morerelax.

The Goodyear Optum was recommended by a neighbor. I will forever be grateful to her. Not only are…read morethose who are in charge, friendly, but the folks who attend are friendly, caring, and helpful. AND, young at heart. They are still seeking knowldege in a wide range of classes and are still very much a "young at heart" group. So glad I was told of this place.

Super friendly staff including Vicki at the front desk. The community center is always clean, and…read morethe people act as though they are all family.

Every university has a student center or student union. Arizona State University has the Student…read moreCenter @ The Post Office and the University Center at the Downtown Campus, the Student Union at the Polytechnic Campus, the University Center Building at the West Valley Campus, and the Memorial Union and Student Pavilion at the Tempe Campus. The Memorial Union opened in 1956 and has since served as the central hub of student life on the Tempe Campus. The Memorial Union has its own core values including creating community, celebrating diversity, promoting and achieving excellence, embracing history and traditions, and fostering human development. There is a huge team of professional and student staff that run the Memorial Union (as well as the other unions and centers across the other campuses). ASU chose the name "Memorial Union" to serve as a living memorial for those who have courageously served our country in the military. There is a lot of history in the building. The Scoular Lounge (on the main level) is named after the Memorial Union's first director Cecelia Scoular. There are also more than 160 pieces of art making up the Memorial Union permanent art collection. These art pieces can be found along the walls of rooms and hallways throughout the building on all of the floors. There are 4 1/2 floors to the Memorial Union. On the lower level are a Digital Creative Studio, Wellness/Lactation Rooms, an Interfaith Reflection Room, lounges, meeting rooms, Burger King, Subway, Shake Smart, Sun Devil Card Services, Pat Tillman Veterans Center, Union Stage, and Sparky's Den with billiards and table tennis (but no longer bowling). On the main level are the Desert Financial Credit Union, the Pitchforks Dining Hall, Changemaker Central, the Information Desk, part of the Student Connection and Community office, the Safety Escort Service, the P.O.D. Market, the Sun Devil Hospitality Meal Plan Office, the Scoular Lounge, Starbucks, Einstein's, Chick-fil-a, Qdoba, Pei Wei, Choolaah Indian BBQ, Rosie's Bakery, Gigi's, and Bento. There is a mezzanine level with additional Student Connection and Community offices. On the second level are the Engrained dining room, Starlight Terrace, another Digital Creative Studio, many meeting rooms, the Arizona and Ventana Ballrooms, and a catering kitchen. On the third level are the New Student Orientation and ASU Family offices, the Event and Meeting Services and Sun Devil Hospitality Catering offices, and the Maroon and Gold program and Access ASU offices. I remember being at the Mariposa Cafe on November 1, 2007 for lunch when a fire broke out there leading to a closure of the Memorial Union for several months. The Memorial Union reopened its lower two floors in January 2008 with the rest of the building reopened in May 2008. I have spent many days, nights, and weekends in the Memorial Union for conferences, banquets, meetings, trainings, lunches, errands. study time, work time, shopping, and connecting with colleagues in offices on all floors. I was even there for a meeting today in the Alumni Lounge on the second floor of the building. I certainly encourage anyone visiting ASU to stop by the Memorial Union to check it out and be a part of history!

Visited the campus for the first time with my daughter (an online student) for her graduation,…read morethere was a pre-graduation event and campus tours hosted out of the MU, very nice facility, restrooms have the water and (Dyson) hand driers right over the sinks, makes it super convenient (and the dryers actually work well). Older building that has been renovated has lots of character and many little nooks and crannies to explore. Everyone was very friendly and helpful in getting us to our destination. Recommend

Great free resource for the Senior Community in South Chandler. My wife and I use their fitness…read morecenter several times a week. They have a full schedule of classes available that are well attended. Great friendly staff!

Community Center is Free to all over 55 years old. Has the…read morecleanest gym I've ever seen and lots of interesting classes. All free to any not just Optum Health members. Maria was a pleasure to deal with, she gave me a $50 gift card to do a pre annual physical and went above and beyond to help me.

Great facility. Nice enough staff but they have that DMV feel. The focus is to "check in" so they…read more"keep getting money to run these programs". Showing up is the primary job requirement and the results show.

This facility, tennis courts, basketball area and racket ball courts are private. They are for…read moreresidents of La Glorieta and their guests.

There is a nice tennis court, racquetball court and a basketball court with a brand new nice hoop…read more You can play here any time of the day. Racquetball is fun and offers air conditioning inside during the summer.