Nice, friendly little Post. Great place for VFW members and their guests. Outstanding steak night…read moreThursday 6-9. Best to call ahead to reserve a prime steak with all the trimmings for only $22!

From the owner: VFW Post 9981 aspires to be recognized as South Anchorage's Hub for Veteran's Service. As…read moreyesterday's defenders of freedom, we want to welcome today's military service members into our ranks to become part of our elite group. Our common bond is the battlefield, whether it is service in the Persian Gulf, Korea, Kosovo, the war on terrorism or peace-keeping expeditionary campaigns. Your courage and sacrifice have made a difference in preserving and defending world peace. Please join us.

I've only recently used this facility for two toddler play times. They have a decent amount of…read moretoys. They only had two balls out for 6 2 year olds and we could have used more. I know they watch pretty good over cameras to take care of any rough behavior that we experienced the first time with a kid that was probably right on the cusp of being too old. Second time was nice with all 1-2 year olds and they can run, climb and crawl. You have to pay 1$ to get in for a family of 4 and the times vary so check the website ahead of time. This summer 2026 they are moving the time to start at 12 noon and ending some time later in the afternoon, probably due to summer camp type usage of the room. I would definitely take my son back here it is a good time. This building has lots of other uses like pickelball, tennis, and other activities.

Great space for different community events I would highly recommend it. It's been open for many…read moreyears and allows. Dance communities to use a little smaller dance rooms and various other activities that allow the community to exercise together as one.

The newly-renovated Anchorage Moose Lodge is Alaska's best fraternal social club…read more Great meals 3-5 nights a week, tons of social activities, karaoke every Friday, live bands most Saturdays, and with all profits going to support worthy social programs both locally and nationally. Unlike other social clubs, the Moose Lodge does not discriminate. It therefore enriches lives from all corners of Alaska society, without regard to gender, military service, creed, marital status, religion, or national origin. The Anchorage Moose Lodge is Anchorage!

We were members here for a year and that was sufficient for us to decide this wasn't the club for…read moreus. Although they claim their club activities center around charity, it seems like the club fosters alcoholism. Every activity centers around how much money you're going to spend in the bar. This is not a healthy environment. Although it's never explicitly stated, it also feels right wing and not very supportive of our native community and people of color. We quickly realized we were a token mixed couple and the whole environment there made us very uncomfortable. Not a good environment... very Trumpy. It wasn't completely bad. There were a few folks and and we met there that were genuinely nice. And the food definitely smacks. But as a club I really can't recommend.

Location is actually arctic and w int. location is in the mini strip mall across from baileys…read morefurniture store. They have a dance studio and a kids funhouse( rump around) beside them so all u r gonna hear is bad circus piano music and kids screaming till their lungs collapses . The heat is turned to one level so u r gonna freeze. The parking on religious service day is jammed so finding a spot ,let alone finding a safe passage through ,is the norm. They offer breakfast on Sat. morn and occasionally bring eatables after their Friday services. All though most constituents of the place r professional taxi drivers don't bother asking for a ride. It's not free. They pray a schedule simulated to the Mecca prayer schedule and feature pockets of attendees who pray upon the local alaskan time. The community are indiscriminate to who comes even to the point of allowing non-Muslims in for Islamic propaganda .

This library is nicer than the ones I grew up going to in Tampa, and it's in the small community of…read moreSutton! It's a new building with big windows, high ceilings, and a large meeting room. Friendly staff. Event board with local happenings. Worth a stop if you're in the area! Protip: Sutton has a great local bar too, jussayin'.

Amazing in here! Good selection of lending mats and doubles as a community center as well. V nice…read more Bulletin board in front with commun events, like the upcoming Race 4Technology on 28th.

After 9 months of being seen at one family, setting up the perfect birth plan, getting comfortable…read morewith the midwives, and being extremely excited for a natural birth, 1 week before we were due, they informed us they would not be able to deliver my baby for me because they were going nonprofit and their current midwives were leaving. Come to find out they knew this for a year before they took us on and never at any point told us. I was left due in one week trying to find a doctor who would even take me let alone find a natural birth. At that last appointment, without my consent or knowledge, they stripped my membranes. This was absolutely horrifying. I WOULDN'T TRUST THEM WITH MY FISH LET ALONE HELP ME BIRTH ANY OF MY BABIES.

I had my first child at One Family the summer of 2011 and it was truly an AWESOME experience! I was…read more7 months pregnant and a first time mom when I first came to One Family. The midwives along with the rest of the staff was really warm and welcoming. The birthing center itself, was clean, it was bright, and the rooms were very comfortable and homy. I knew nothing about out of hospital births and though I was excited and very interested, I was nervous about the pain and care in case of an emergency. The midwives and the staff did an awesome job at educating me on out of hospital births versus hospital births and, needless to say, I transferred my care to One Family. My birthing experience went better than I could have imagined. I was able to move about as I pleased, I ate and drank whatever I wanted, the setting was calm and comfortable, people I didn't know weren't coming in and out of my room, and though they were with me the whole time, my midwives didn't bother me unless I needed them. That being said, if you are looking for a natural and empowering birth experience and would like to make your own birth choices, within reason, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND going to One Family Birth Center and checking it out yourself! It is a choice that I am glad I made.

I met three amazing folks yesterday, all who proudly work with the Red Cross of Alaska. With…read morereports of floods and storm related damage on the West Coast of Alaska, they all were focused and ready. I was impressed by their dedication and commitment to all Alaskans and their plan to get out there to help as soon as possible. Support the work of the Alaska operation and help those affected during any Alaska disaster.

Just finished BLS/CPR course and it was interactive and fun! The instructor, who is a full time…read morefirefighter/medic came off a night shift and had so much energy and passion about what he was teaching - very informative and made me feel more comfortable and confident in my skills. And it only took up 2 hrs of a Saturday morning. Good skills to have - hope I never have to use them :D He also teaches other types of First Aid/CPR/AEDS courses; check it out here -- http://www.straightaheadrescue.com/ I gave only 4 stars for the on-line portion of the class that you must take prior to attending the hands-on session. It seemed a little "buggy." You have to use mouse clicks to simulate chest compression and there was some lag so I couldn't get a feel for how fast I needed to give chest compressions - but the hands-on portion made up for it.