I almost don't want to post....this is my go to place for fun activities. All the staff have been…read morefriendly and kind. My son also belongs and we are great supporters to all their events. You must join but the annual fee is reasonable. They have two major events and these help hem be low cost to the community. We do most of the summer events and folks that are not members can pay to do activities and just pay more than a member. pearl, Melissa, Tony and Kyle are great staff. I am forgetting some, sorry.

I've been a member of the Community Center for a few years now. They offer many different programs…read morefor all ages. But due to work, I have only been able to take a few classes throughout the years. But I do love the variety of classes that they offer and how constant their schedule is. If you are looking for a Japanese school for your child to attend, they offer that. If you would like to just learn more about the community through the different cultural classes, just sign up for the emails and you can be alerted for upcoming classes that they offer. I've taken amigurumi (crochet), ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and a cooking class. All of the instructors are great and mostly volunteers. So it just shows you what a great community there is. They have festivals through the year and also help put on the West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival. They also host the West Covina obon at the center but it is organized by the Buddhist church which is based out of the community center. So there is just a lot of activities that you can get involved with.

Big place to host an event. The venue can hod over 100 people and there's ample parking. Also, they…read morehave a kitchen. Pricing for the venue is reasonable especially if you're a Rosemead resident

The Garvey Avenue Community Center always have a lot of activities going on. It has plenty of…read moreparking spaces in the front and the back of the building. It is also used for city council meeting so its location is well known within the city. Getting in and out is a bit of wait as Garvey is a major thoroughfare and traffic often backs up at Garvey and Rosemead. Sometime I turn on Lee Street to get around the jam. But I digressed. Back to the Center. For some reason I can't explain, I used to refer to this center as the senior center. I often see people playing table tennis, and hold yoga/dance & exercise classes here. Come on by when you are in the area. Staff at the reception counter are great resources to answer questions.

Annie Sumioka is a kind, loving, and caring lady, always with a smile on her face. She always pays…read moreattention to the details and is always there. She makes all of us seniors feel welcome on every trip and program we attend.

Thank you for the delicious patriotic drive thru lunch and accessories. The peach tea drink and…read morecupcake was delicious. Thank you for making the holiday a precious memory. Enjoy your forth of July!!

This community center has a lot of things going on for kids. After school activities for children…read morein the area. A safe playground and on weekends they have a swap meet and live music in the main parking lot. They have ample parking. The playground is great for young kids. The community center also has activities for adults as well. I was there working for a few days so I was afforded a room to do my work and the staff were friendly and hospitable.

My kids they had an amazing time last summer!! Enjoyed…read moreentertainment and sports, they had a swimming days, park day and movies day!!

Attended the Supervisor Hilda Solis Chinese Lunar New Year event at the Hacienda Heights Community…read moreCenter today. It is the year of the Fire Horse. A great event with L. A. County people, politicians and guests celebrating the LNY. Wonderful food and entertainment of a Lion Dance and traditional Chinese dances. A very nice community facility. Rating: 4 Stars

I just got off the phone to inquiry about renting a space for rehearsal and before I could give any…read moreother information I was told that it would be too expensive for me. I was very offended. This call was made today 6/9 at 5:30 so I don't know who is answering the phone. It was a young gentleman, but to make an assumption That I could not afford something is not for him to decide. His responsibility was to give the information that I was inquiring about at least, allow me to explain what I was looking for and what organization it was for. Not only do I run a nonprofit, I'm a property owner in Hacienda Heights, community member and I think that was so insulting. I thanked him for his service and told him I could no longer further the conversation. I said my goodbye so I definitely do not recommend this place to anyone. They're not interested in helping a community if they can insult and turn someone away without even knowing who they are and what their needs are. With everything going on in the world and in our own state, we need to be respectful to our community members. The reason I reached out was before I gave my money to another business outside my community. I thought I should inquire within my community because it would be most beneficial to give back to the community I am from. Whoever this young man is, I highly recommend that he does not answer the phone or do any type of customer service. He is rude and offensive.

020/2026/Jan This is…read morea community and recreational park offering a amenities like gym, playground, picnic areas, open courts for basketball, pickleball, softball and many more! Came to a birthday event ! Indoor spaces offer classrooms for classes and other social events as well as a kitchen which is available for rent !!

Theres a nice big playground here. I'd say it's more for older kids, my 3 year old was playing…read morethere and the steps were too high and he tripped and fell. When he landed he fell on top of a pocket knife someone left behind. Luckily it was closed but I did find it concerning that there was a pocket knife at the top of the playground.

This place is amazing. My sister had her baby shower here in Oct. and everyone who arrived was…read morecomplimenting how nice the venue is. This venue is very clean. Major KUDOS to DYLAN, one of the amazing staff members at La Fetra. He was consistently checking the trash cans and making sure they weren't over flowing or beginning to look messy. We really appreciate how helpful he was during the whole event. The gentleman was really easy going and nice to all our guests. Not to mention, he worse his mask the ENTIRE event (set up and clean up) and stayed 6ft away at all times! You rock Dylan! Also, special thanks to SHERYL RYAN was our direct point of contact and she made the planning process easy. It was so stressful planning this even but Sheryl reassured us and answered all our questions about the venue and was very transparent with everything overall. Amenities: *Parking: there are about 5 parking spots right behind the venue (in the back facing the baseball field) that allow easy access from the cars to the venue. For example, if you have to bring decor in or other heavy things you cannot carry a long distance. This side parking made it very convenient to clean up the decorations and load cars with the gifts. Also, there is a small parking lot right across the street, just a few feet away from the center. The parking lot was able to accommodate all cars of the guests and no one really had to park on the street. As someone who dislikes street parking with a passion, this was a major plus! *The bathrooms were clean and spacious. There were plenty of stalls and no one had to wait in line (not even the ladies!) *There is a big wide window that overlooks the baseball field and the scenery is so calming and nice to look at. It makes me miss when I used to live nearby in Azusa. Now, time to convince my mom to let me have my graduation party here!

La Fetra Center it's a great center for Seniors to spend the morning before lunch , they serve…read moregreat food everyday and they don't charge you a penny

I loved this park and I'll definitely be coming again with my daughter Very fun & nice park!read more

This park is probably one of the grossest park I've ever been to has dog species all over the…read morebasketball courts the grass even where the children play by the swings. I think it's just really unsanitary for people to bring their children here have to walk around.

From a Dj's point of view, this is a nice medium venue and it has a special stage for the Dj and or…read moreperformers. They have Bartender on site security is on point making sure everything is safe. I paid attention to them.

We had our memorial reception for our loved one here and couldn't have asked for a more warm and…read moreaccommodating space. The team at the VFW post provided excellent customer service with warm, kindness, and professionalism during such a difficult time. We're truly grateful for their support and hospitality.

Love me some In N Out! Double double for the win! It all started from somewhere and this was…read moreit.... Sort of. A replica of the original, but very much serves the purpose. Couldn't imagine this amazing institution started from a small outhouse size building in San Gabriel, CA. The museum has limited open times (Thu-Sun 11a-2p). If you're a fan of In N Out, you really need to check this out! Keep on Yelp'n!

This spot has been on my radar for a while, and I was really looking forward to visiting. We…read morefinally made it out that way and decided to stop in. Overall, it was a bit underwhelming, to be honest. It was cool to take photos in front of the old shop and explore inside, but there aren't many activities. I understand that from a liability standpoint, they likely want to limit interactive displays, but it left the experience feeling a bit limited. If you're a history buff, this spot is worth a visit just to chat with the staff member, Kenny. He is incredibly knowledgeable, personable, and clearly passionate about the brand's history. I would have loved to talk with him even longer, but he was busy engaging with other guests during my visit. I recommend grabbing burgers from the nearby working location and then coming here for a picnic to take in the sights. I truly appreciate when companies preserve their history like this so future generations can experience it.