Not to be confused with Cherrypop Community Center, which is something entirely different and…read morerelated to the losing of one's (or two's, or any number's really) virginity. Cherryhurst is a great little Park located on the back streets of Montrose in Houston and it's not always the cleanest, but the community center here is a nice addition for the community and we've definitely had lots of nice walks around here and also spotted a lot of beautiful people here - and I'm not talking about ourselves but thattoo.

We parked near this park when dining at a nearby restaurant and it was such a pleasant day out, we…read morestayed and hung out here with our kids after the meal. There weren't a ton of people there and the playground is a decent size, with swings, slides climbables, and plenty of shade and benches for the parents. The park also offers two tennis courts along with a wall to practice tennis against. All of the tennis facilities were full with some people waiting. It seemed like the natural progression was to start on the wall while you waited for a court to open up. There is plenty of parking and the surrounding neighborhood is safe and quaint. Great little spot!!

Came here for a meeting. It's very easy to locate from the freeway but it is very limited in…read moreregards to parking. The meeting space was very large and well lit with windows all around. There is coffee offered at $1 a cup. This was overall a nice visit, maybe I'll get the pleasure if visiting again.

This review is not of the center, specifically, but its connection to the White Oak Bayou Hike/Bike…read moreTrail. While the center has limited parking, anyone can reach it via Metro Bus 66, or a short walk down Quitman, from the Quitman Metro Rail Station at Main. The center has water and restrooms. The path to the trail winds down thru Hogg Park, and immediately gives you 2 cool opportunities for selfies before you hit the trail.

One of my favorite community center in Houston. One good thing about it is that dedicated for the…read moredisable citizen of Houston, there's a gym and a indoor heated pool for people to use. There are also class and activities that are adapt for all kind of disability. It's a very safe environment. There is a park on the outside for everyone to use. This is the place for early vote site, that most people know for but this second home for a lot of people.

I came here to vote and it was such a pleasant experience! Wow. The line was kind of long but the…read morevolunteers were so efficient that it moved sooo quickly! I was very impressed. Their setup was very organized and even though the parking lot is kind of small, the fast pace of voting meant that the parking spots are emptying as more people are arriving. If you're looking for an easy and quick place to go vote, this is it!! Also, PLEASE GO VOTE!!!

Great business and loved visiting the Artgallery. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Lots off…read morebooks for sale too.

I got to check our the Jung Center the last time I was in Houston with my cousin…read more I have to say the experience was very peaceful and I have to say I felt like I was in a different world. I can't say I am very artistic, after being in The Jung Center, I do have a very different perspective on art. I'd say anyone that wants to walk away with a new perspective they should check TJC out!

This is my go-to spot for early voting,and this year, Voting Day. The photo I took was taken about…read more90 minutes before polls closed in March 2022 for the primaries. This photo is one for those voting for one particular party, whereas the line for the other political party was quite short. They are well staffed with helpful volunteers who direct, encourage,and thank you for voting. It's so organized. Aside from voting, this center does great things for the community and their changing needs. The avenues of addressing these needs varies as government policies change. This makes me even more committed to voting here. They do so much for Harris county, and the least I can do is show up to vote. Grateful for Ripley and all who actualize it.

A great organization with so many functions and volunteers. This is my go to polling place and…read morelocation for Super Neighborhood meetings. Lots of opportunities to learn about relevant topics regardless of age. The staff is accommodating and you see a lot of positive reinforcement messages for the youth. I even found some classes that I was not expecting to, do stop by and enjoy!

If you like to come here and dance, you're a Trini-bopper. Not to be confused with all the girls…read morethat come up to me in Dun Huang Plaza and ask if I'm Fox from Yelp. Those are Teeny-boppers. This is a good little Community Center that does a good job for the locals. It doubles as a gym and recreation facility and it's pretty popular around here. I've been here on two locations (to use the facility), and many more to pick up and drop off Barbie's niece/nephew. Although I think nice/nephew is more appropriate, since the niece is so damn nice.

Clean, organized and awesome service for all the community. I've been neighbor for more than 8…read moreyears and this community center is always updated with classes and human development resources for people.

Location: Almeda Rd…read more Parking: limited, but also street and across the street. Staff: staff has a lot of volunteers and all are welcoming and helpful. I was invited to come here for one of their legal classes. It was very nice to see how accommodating they are towards their community. This particular class consisted of mainly seniors. They were able to get an understanding of how to protect their assets and/or pass along to their love ones. As you walk in they have lots of brochures and business cards of all kinds of assistance.

The staff is amazing and they love people! They help the community thrive and they do it with pride…read moreand integrity!

I remember being little visiting my grandparents house; and my grandmother used to always get me…read moreinvolved with different programs in the community like swimming lessons, vacation bible school etc. This place gives me that same childhood feeling that I used to have. #goodtimes My good friend is the queen of fad diets and new workouts. So the new thing now is Kangoo Bounce workouts. Google it! It is a lot of fun, but it's definitely a workout . Anyway, this center offers those classes on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. The classes are $10 if you have your own shoes and $15 to rent the shoes. (reservation required) The Center also offers other free programs as well such as line dancing, circuit training, volleyball, Kids arts and Crafts, etc. They even offer computer classes for senior citizens, which is AWESOME. Check this place out. It's an old building, and not very modern, but places like this really do need to continue to exist in our communities!!

It was a nice experience to watch the my child cheer and sport the kids. The staff are very…read morewelcoming. They got new floors.

Have you seen a brand new community center completed with swimming pool and water features,…read morebasketball courts, tennis courts, baseball fields, cemented walking trail and a huge green space? Lucky for the residents nearby. I know this park is made for them by a few cues. I was checking out Wheatley High School before this weekend's big event and just happened to discover Finnigan Park. Driving here through Waco St got me kind of panicked. But once I entered this open modern space, my eyes lit up. I had a hard time to locate the park sign, so my search began. I saw the sign says, "Patrolled by sheriff..." wow, a person's name is on there. I walked the entire trail and saw few people walking and biking by. They looked at me like seeing an alien. Sure, I doubt any Asian would ever visit this neighborhood. These people dressed decent, unlike some youngsters with saggy pants on the streets of Sharpstown. Finnigan Park has a lot of histories behind, according to the city parks website (http://www.houstontx.gov/housing/20141201.html). I saw the monument says, "Partnership in Action" with Former Mayor Annise Parker and other dignitaries' recognition. I think the City of Houston did a good job creating a revitalized area for this neighborhood (http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/communitycenters/cc-finnigan.html). I hope the park remind the same shape in years to come.