Great Food, Servers were attentive, Beer was cold. They have the pub open on Thursdays now. Many…read moredifferent things going on there for all ages.

First time visiting and absolutely plan to return. The members and guests we met were so welcoming,…read moreinteresting and friendly! Loved the venue, viewing pictures and learning about the start of the Center, the music and food but most definitely the people! We'll be back! Franny, Stoneham, MA

Two nights, Monday or Tuesday, depending on ability. Games are all pick up, so no commitment is…read morerequired other than advance payment for the session. Sessions run about 10 or 12 weeks fall and spring, with a shorter winter session between. Summers move outdoors to Deborah Sampson Park on sunday nights. Great group of people, lots of fun, no refs, but USVA rules are enforced. Just learning? Try Mondays. Tuesdays are C+ level.

Hit some balls here tonight in preparation for softball season. What a great facility. Will…read moredefinitely be back soon. Open 4/8 M-F. Great way to let off some steam after work hitting balls!

My family and I have been coming here 6 years strong…read more The staff are available by email, phone, and various social media accounts. The families that join come from all over Massachusetts. We're even able to reach the coaches by cell in case of emergencies. We've enjoyed everything from their one on one lessons of hitting and pitching skills, their work out room, as well as their family friendly games. I highly recommend this place and I've put all of my children through it. My husband enjoys utilizing the facilities when we wait during practice. They even offer school break camps at an affordable price as well as their summer camps. Our youngest will be joining dirt pups this year. Plenty of pics and video feed online and you can see for yourselves what an amazing organization this place is to be part of whether win or lose.

The members are very nice. This is mainly a skeet and trap club…read more I'm strictly a handgun person. For pistol folks, there is an indoor and outdoor range. Never overcrowded at any time of day.

Went there with my son to check it out on a Saturday at 11:00. No one there but and older…read moregentleman that was confused as to why I was there and didn't exactly make us feel welcome. Wanted to check out the grounds and facilities before I joined. I had some high hopes, because I live in Sharon and it looked like a good place to go for target practice at the different ranges, and get my family involved. My son probably would have liked the pond. Very disappointed. Maybe I'll try again another time, but it didn't seem like they wanted me there.

I come to the Y at least four times a week. I dig the indoor track and the fitness center. The…read moremachines that I have used seem to be well maintained and work smoothly. The staff in the fitness center are informative, friendly, and helpful. Working out here is great! I tend to come in during the quieter hours and have access to pretty much any machine I want to use. If I have to wait for a machine it isn't a very long time at all and there's always another machine for me to use that fits into my routine. I don't feel like this needs mentioning as it's probably a very obvious and well known fact, but the price of the Y can't really be beat for all that you get! There are a few cons. To be perfectly honest the women's locker room has got a consistent funk going on in the air though it does appear to be kept clean.

The pros: the Y is very affordable. The front staff are warm and friendly. The bathrooms are clean…read moredepending on the times you go. The showers to the pool are clean as well. Cons: very disorganized, you get what you pay for, kids lay on the front entrance on the steps and you have to tell them excuse me all the time. Some instructors curse and yell. Instructors teaching classes do not show moves more than twice making it hard for newbies to follow. There is lots of stealing so keep a watchful eye on your personal items. Younger staff members at front desk talk to friends instead of helping the patrons. I would spend the extra 20 or 30 dollars and go where there is a higher level of self respect for community and members. It is not worth headache regardless of pricing. Also keep an eye on your kids under 11 the Y may background check but hire very young, unskilled teenagers for child watch. Ask your kids questions about their time in child watch.

Amy is an engaged and compassionate instructor who's enthusiasm for the sport is contagious. Her…read morebook "Beginners Guide to Playing Pickleball Without Injury" helps players learn some important pickleball stretches to play safely while still having fun. Book lessons with her today!

From the owner: Welcome to Pickleball Academy. If you are looking to learn how to play or improve your game, you…read morehave found the right place! We offer private, semi-private and group lessons by reservation only. Our instructors will work with you, breaking down each component into short, manageable sequences, advancing to the next level only when you feel confident. Pickleball is a game anyone at any age can learn. The number one rule in pickleball is to have fun! And now we are offering Yoga for Pickleball at our Stoughton location.

It was so sad in 1961 when they lost so many, and again now in 2025 with the loss of young skaters,…read moreparents and coaches returning from the National Development Camp who we knew - a mini memorial for the kids seats in the hallway shows the emptiness there, and another memorial in the club lounge for those who wish to pay their respects. Facility did a lot to support their skaters, and also work with other clubs with visitors (like Skating Club of NY) during Worlds to open up times for folks to practice and train. Can see a lot of great skaters here practicing.

Chaotic learn to skate classes that are oversold with impatient instructors. They don't want to…read moreteach kids the joy of ice skating, they are looking for figure skaters.