I use the South Portland Community Center primarily for its pool. It's $3 for South Portland…read moreresidents, or you can buy a punchcard for 50 visits that lowers the cost-per-visit to $2.50. Not a bad deal! The people are friendly, the locker rooms are spacious and clean, and the pool is perfectly-heated. It's a great temperature for lap swimming or just playing around. In addition to the pool, there are basketball courts and an indoor track. The South Portland Community Center is a great local resource, and I'm very glad I've started taking advantage of it. If you live in the area, I suggest you do too! Just don't everybody come at once, because the pool can get pretty crowded during lap swim.

Great for open hours of youth basketball - organized chaos. And the pool is fun as well. And nice…read morethat it's open to non-SoPo residents.

Danville Community Center was previously known as the Danville Fire Association Hall until the Town…read morepurchased it in 2011. They made a lot of improvements to it (new secure entry doors, upgraded/updated kitchen and washrooms, etc.). They kept the rustic knotty pine panelling. Not my thing, but it warms up what would otherwise be a sterile commercial building. It's the polling place for all municipal, state and federal voting events, used by several town organizations (some committees, youth sports leagues, senior luncheons, I think guides and scouts, etc.). Town earns some revenue by renting it out for private functions. And blood drives are held here. Used to be just once a year around Christmas, but now I think Red Cross comes three times. Residents of Danville seem to be getting a good deal of use from the Community Center. Dare I say money well spent? ;)

Westbrook Community Center is quite possibly the best community center I have been a part of. The…read morestaff is friendly and personable. The instructors are well informed and good mentors for community involvement and healthy living. There are activities for young and old, athletic or not! There is a pool, a dance studio and gymnasium! There are plenty of meeting spaces available for rent for parties or meetings. A community center would not be complete without a thrift shop! Checkout all of the great programs throughout the day!

When I moved to Westbrook, I never realized how much of a staple the community center would become…read morefor me. Living in smaller towns, I never had such a place, and since I have become part of this community I have been able to witness the Westbrook Community Center grow to offer so many programs to our community and beyond. My first introduction was the child care program they have there for before and after school. This used to be called Ready Kids, and now is called Westbrook Learns. This is an affordable and structured after school option that has been great for my son. They have activities, games, crafts, reading, etc to keep the children busy after school. If interested, contact the community center to see if they have openings and I highly recommend signing up early in the summer to secure your spot. My son also attends the summer camp, where they have scheduled activities, learning, field trips, swimming, and sports going on every day. My son comes home tired! Beyond the child care, the community center also hosts sports for children including, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, dance and much more. It really helps to keep children physically challenged all year around. For grown ups, there are a ton of exercise programs including zumba, boot camp, kettle bells, etc. I know I am missing so many services as I do not utilize them all. The next activity I plan to use is the swimming lessons. My son is an excellent swimmer and they offer lessons for all skill levels in their inside pool. Other activities and offerings include: Inside batting cages, full sized gym, historical society museum, senior citizen services, a community garden, music and dance lessons, a cafe, and much more. I hope others will share their reviews to let the people of our region know of all the services this excellent facility provides.

The variety of workout machines and free weights make this a decent gym, the additional amenities…read moremake it an even better gym. They have lots of programs for all ages and interests. The price is a bit excessive but I'm thankful my work supplements the membership cost. I love how easy the gym is to access and the hours work with my schedule. Having just moved from Hawaii though, I do wish they would turn the temperature up in the weight room. The ladies room is nice and warm, but it's hard to work up a sweat when the weight room is so chilly.

The Works sales staff, particularly Doug were completely inept as they could not determine if…read morereasonable accommodation for a wheelchair user would be allowed. Note: I was asking to accompany my wife in the lap lane while she exercises. She needs a little help. Doug lied about if the manager was there who could make a decision. Doug did not listen when we called prior to coming in nor did the staff communicate with each other. Doug was ill prepared for our appointment and wasted our time. I left angry, insulted, and dissatisfied. Seems completely wrong for a gym connected with a hospital. The Works sales staff should be ashamed and Doug needs a new job. Maybe doing lawn maintenance at a graveyard. There, his lack of listening skills would not be noticed.

Ever since seeing this AL location last mth my friend's & I wanted to check it out as a couple of…read moreus are members of the AL. We got let in after ringing the buzzer & it was dark, hot & smelled of urine right when you walked in. Apparently this night their AC had broke. I wasn't sure how long we were going to stay as it was a little uncomfortable in here. We ordered drinks from Jeremy @ the bar who was super sweet & easy on the eyes. He seemed new but he got all our drinks for us quickly. I got some pull tabs from the machine & ended up winning my $$ back pulse a couple extra dollars. We sat @ a table & played a game that I had brought for us to finish from another night. The members that were inside were friendly to us. Someone was playing some good tunes. I'd definitely be interested in coming back to check this place out again. It's in walking distance from the Amtrak so it would be a good spot to hit before catching the train.

The pre-school program at the Roudenbush Community Center is incredible and well-worth it for those…read morewith young children living in Westford or the local area. The teachers provide close attention for each child and truly care about the little ones in their care.

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In the smallest New Hampshire town by distance, only 10 square miles, you'll find the nation's…read morefirst non-profit Indonesian cultural center in Somersworth on High Street at the junction of Routes 9 and 236. This community center celebrates all aspects of Indonesian life and culture and is quickly becoming an important resource and gathering spot for the significant Indonesian population in this corner of the state. In addition to a cafe and retail store, the ICC is planning to offer job counseling and a food pantry to holistically serve the town and neighboring communities. Free events are being held weekends to introduce the center and the rich cultural fabric of Indonesian life. Come for the food and learn more!

The Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry is a non-profit organization run by Wakefieldians for…read moreWakefieldians. This volunteer association provides food to any Wakefield resident in need. They have a "supermarket" on the bottom floor of the Americal Civic Center where they host drop in hours. A personal shopper will help you choose your food and check out! It's a great place to get food if you need some, or to volunteer or donate as well. To learn more about it, check out their website and follow them on facebook. Wakefield is lucky to have such a great organization!