My BF & I saw a comedian here. The sound was echoing in the beginning but was fixed later on. It…read moreholds about 250 people & there's a park & parking lot on the back side of the building. There's an accessible bathroom & a small two stall bathroom as well. Even though they were running late, this was a decent spot to see a comedian. It is close to the freeway as well.

Positives: plenty of street parking right in front of this building on Saturday. Observed guests…read moreand the bride for a midday Saturday wedding in December. Interesting, I didn't know this building could be used for that. There were 2 security guard roaming the exterior and interior too, so that's a plus. Negatives: not applicable, was only observing.

What a Lovely Historical Landmark!!!…read more Located in Downtown Hayward this Historic Building has been a Meeting Place for Veterans of Foreign Wars!!! They also have Community Events to Help the Poor and Disabled Veterans!!! During Christmas they have a Community Giving Event to Help Immigrants, Families, Veterans and Underprivileged Children and Homeless People!!! For All These Reasons!!! This Is A Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment , Building And Organization!!! I keep my Pimp Hand Strong !!! Number # 34 on The Yelp Top 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elite List for 2025!!!

This is a really old looking place. I guess its no surprise its some sort of historic spot…read more Looks like it needs some new life and some maintenance. Some revamp. Its rear neighbor is the old city hall that is cracked in half and shifting in two different directions. I love this area for exploring the Hayward Fault. I don't know if this place would survive - its all concrete looking and fragile with age. I love to walk the fault and I walk it often. I hang around the little park next to the Dirty Bird Lounge and then I make my way toward the old city hall. Next I go past the card room and across the street and look at the senior retirement center that is right on the fault line. I think to myself, "if this ever shakes one day those senior citizens will wake up." Then I go to the back parking lot of the Indian Food restaurant. Favorite Indian. I like that place... very classy hostess who always dressed up to impress. Kid brother and Godfather and I used to go there often. That doesn't happen anymore. Too bad. In front there is some green space and lawn - I do think that needs a little help too. Veterans deserve a bit better since this is their memorial building. IDK what are we going to do about this? Maybe we can put a new coat of paint on this building one day. I do think that is what might help.

Whether or not you've ever thrown a parent a birthday party your official notice begins now: if…read morethey make it, you've an obligation to throw them one for their 90th. On the plus side, neither the one being feted nor many of the guests will mandate a party that runs more than a couple of hours and you can bet those hours will be daylight. Enter the Danville Community Center, where a close friend hosted a party for her mother's 90th. This is not the sort of space where food or drink is provided. If you want that you'll arrange for it separately, just as my friend did. She also self-managed a slide show, music, and a couple of group dances. The whole affair was perfect and the spacious, high-ceilinged room (with free on-site parking) was nicer than possibly any community center I've ever been to. While I'd not suggest the Danville Community Center to those who don't live in the East Bay if you do, and you're seeking an event venue, it is quite worth checking it out. Perhaps it might even inspire you to host an event.

Don't know if the staff is paid, or if they're volunteers... but it wouldn't hurt to be a bit…read morefriendlier when people are registering for classes

I would like to warn people that I suffered a concussion , lip laceration, contusions on my…read morecheekbone and knee, and small brain bleed in the slippery restroom that smelled of old wax on Friday night, the 13th of December. I was confused as to exactly where we were and who was the group singing. We had come to hear my sister-in-law's chorus!

This is an absolutely gorgeous historical building! I have always loved the architecture and…read moreuniqueness to it as well as all the special programs it enables. It is enormous. Sometimes the Alameda Parks Department (ARPD) holds its annual Haunted House here - a truly special community event - and you are literally going through a long maze of rooms. The building itself although gorgeous is a bit spooky. There are some haunted rumors and stories..

This location is hit and miss. Some people you meet are nice and friendly while others are…read moreborderline shaming you. They also NEVER answer their phone. You have to listen to this long notice about how June is men's health month and they're having classes. It's now January. I press 0 to talk to an operator and it goes straight back to that June message that has been there since April 2018.

I went into the WIC office, it only took 40 minutes for intake, interview,approval, and to get a…read moreWIC card. Staff was extremely friendly and respectful.

It's difficult to review a community theater, rather than an individual performance but I will give…read moreit a shot... In background, I've probably seen a dozen shows here over the last 8 years. They've ranged from classics to experimental and from dramas to musicals. While the shows obviously vary in quality, I've always enjoyed them and been impressed by the acting. Compared to other community theater I've been to, this is a notch above. The building itself has an intimate and historical feel. It was built in 1934 in a Mediterranean style. The seating is a bit worn and may be cramped if you're a larger person but the acoustics are great and the sight lines are good from everywhere. There's not a bad seat in the house. There are snacks and drinks for intermission and, as has become increasingly common, you can pre-order. The bathrooms are in the building next door but it's a very short walk. All in all, a charming little theater with good plays.

Palo Alto, Ca. Cute…read morecenter to celebrate life milestones and bdays. Location: D Near Stanford in a conjested residential. Roads/Parking: F None. Park near the houses and walk. Cost: Unknown. Dont know how much it cost to rent. Overall: A The garden is pretty. Nice huge tree in the front. Segregating groups can be challenging as venue space is small. Safe traveling. Shameless IG plug @cigarcpa

the Weekes Branch Library is next to the community park. it has limited hours and limited…read moreresources. only full day is Tuesday. other days have just a few hours or it's closed. tech center, children's book, teen area, and the DVD movie sections are notable destinations here. the newspaper & periodical section is sparse.

The Weekes Family - generously spearheaded fundraising to enhance this wonderful library. Their…read moreimpressive parents were both educators - who made a difference and contributions. Dr Weekes was a much loved school superintendent and Mrs Weekes was a revered and wonderful school teacher - for decades. The family - six adult kids - revere education and books and "Made a Difference."I loved the stories of the Weekes Family raising the funds for the library.

One of my favorite places to hang out at in Uptown! The Hive is a mix of local businesses,…read moreapartment homes, and courtyard space that's located just off of Broadway. It includes various businesses such us: *The Impact Hub *Drake's Dealership *Calavera *Humphrey Slocombe *The People's Barber & Shop *Firebrand Artisan Breads *Numi Tea There's also a courtyard hangout spot where numerous outdoor events are held throughout the year. My two favorite spots to frequent at the Hive are Drake's and Humphrey Slocombe. Beer, pizza, and ice cream... how about that mix? I've also attended a few events at the Impact Hub and I really admire that space as well. Would love to visit the other businesses that also occupy the space in the future. If you're looking for a fun place to hangout or for local events going on, check out the Hive!

Finding this little spot was really exciting…read more This Hive is perfectly named for a stylish place for people to gather. There is a cute coffee shop, ice cream shop, open seating, chess and checkers, sun covered patio tables, beautiful tucked away courtyard restaurants framed in vines and with open tables like a modern day outdoor assembly hall. It is in the center of a few businesses, co-working spaces and residential apartments. Things here are lively and lots of fun. They frequently have events going on and I wish I was in town longer to attend. I met cool people here as I sipped on a fantastic coffee in the sun and played chess with a stranger. I specifically visited Humphry Slocombe here for delicious creamy ice cream. My coffee was from Red Bay Coffee - the cute walk up coffee shop you see near the entrance. I was really impressed by Red Bay! Crazy nice customer service, the coffee is fair trade. Okay but really though - the UNREAL, OUT OF THIS WORLD thing to get from Red Bay is the CHARCOAL VANILLA LATTE. I normally get plain ol' drip but I'm really happy I tried this latte. Honestly, it was originally a do-it-for-the-gram order but thank ig because I wish I could order this Latte back at home. It's creamy and rich but not too sweet, just a little. Really blew my mind. It is my understanding during my brief visit that Red Bay has bigger, brewery sized locations! So, also hoping to check those out the next time I'm in the area. Please do yourself a favor and visit Hive, meet some cool new friends, and enjoy yourself a Charcoal Vanilla Latte. Bonus points if you get it with oat milk.