My 3 1/2 year old loves this pre-school. I have gotten nothing but good vibes and professionalism…read morefrom the wonderful staff led by Laurie Pulaski. I am so happy that we found this as my daughter's first pre-school. I almost can't believe how affordable it is for the quality. And the hours are nice and long 9-1. UPDATE: One thing to note is that parents are NOT allowed on the premises ....so if your child has any separation anxiety, the parent may be allowed to stay for 15 minutes or so (maybe 30?) at drop off, but not more. In the end, this is why we had to leave.

This place in wonderful with amazing staff. My son attends the school and summer program here and…read moreit is truly a dream come true. I love his teachers. The staff is froendly, it's clean and safe.

This was my second time here for a book event as part of the 'Slice of Literary Orange'…read moreorganization. The venue is very nice with lots of seating and a nice raised stage for the author and interviewer to have their discussion. Just outside is a large parking lot, so finding a spot was not an issue. For the two events I've been to here, they actually give you a free copy of the authors latest book. The only thing I would suggest to them is that when the crowds are large to try and set up the signing line a little better. Overall, though, a very nice venue and a great organization

First time here to see author Julia Quinn do a book talk. Didn't even know this community center…read moreexisted but it's a nice quaint space.

Parking: 5/5 There are a lot of parking spaces near the batting cages. I went on a Friday around…read more3-4 PM, so there weren't that many people. Signs say to pay the parking meter so that it can generate a ticket to place on your dashboard. Parking cost about $1 to park till 10 PM. Activity: 5/5 Would highly recommend it to those that want to try for a cute date, hang out with friends, or for stress relief. There were couples, friends or even little kids that came with their parents to practice swinging the bat. Currently, they go by a loyalty system to borrow bat and helmet if you did not bring your own. I would recommend bringing CASH, and if you're just hitting for fun, $5 is definitely enough to hit between two people that have never held a baseball bat in their life. Service: 5/5 The guys at the stand are so helpful in answering and giving us a quick rundown on how the batting cages work. I would definitely come back again if I'm in the area again!

We been here a few times and all I can think of is... I wish this place was nicer, cleaner…read moreThe trash cans are always full, restrooms dirty! There's this weird walkway to the left to get to next fields that just leaves you scratching your head. Be prepared to walk through a crowd watching their children play. You can also circle to right! Snack bar under a canopy with a few food trucks. On the other side of complex is where most soccer is played with porter potties available.

+ Grateful for its free parking lots, particularly on Surf City Marathon day where sponsored buses…read morealso pick you up there and drop you off near the race starting line. - Despite its farther proximity from the starting line compared to closer lots like Pacific City mall, many still came here, so it was super crowded. + However, nearby residential street parking is also free that day. - Unfortunately, what SCM neglected to preinform us that the shuttle back doesn't go straight from the dropoff point back to the Civic Center. It detours to drop some runners off at Edison HS, which basically adds 10min to the bus ride. . Had I known, I'd prob have sought nearer parking for the SCM and just bike the rest of the way. . Somewhat peaceful ambience, albeit loud neighborhood.

This review is solely for the 911 memorial. Everyone has a story of where they were on that tragic…read moreday. I was here in Long Beach watching the news and getting ready for school when I watched as the second plane hit the 2nd tower. That memory has been with me since. While on a weekend trip to san diego we visited the air and space museum and were surprised to see a cruiser on display that was actually at ground zero! When I got back I thought to myself "I wonder if there's other artifacts that I can see around town". A quick search showed that there were pieces of steel from the towers here. So on 9/11 of last year, we drove out here to see the memorial and have a moment of silence for the victims. The memorial is located at the bottom of the staircase in a pentagon shaped base and honors all lost in the towers, flights as well as first responders. In the center stands a steel beam that was part of WTC donated by NYC Fire and Police. It's quite surreal seeing an object from that dark day in history.

The actual community center building is quite nice. There is a huge room called the Costa Mesa Room…read morethat can be divided up into many sub rooms. I counted total of 15 doors that can access the room at full size! In addition to the main room, there are smaller rooms across the hall. The only issue is the huge homeless population that hang out outside this building and by the library. It doesn't really feel safe walking around this place, even though there are cops around...

A mandatory conference led me to the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. So far as community…read morecenters go, this one was very good. It is a large center flanked by a nice community park. The conference room was large, well-equipped, and the audio visual equipment was excellent. Several clip on and handheld microphones were available, and they actually worked. The speaker system was also good. The speakers were clear and loud enough to reach attendees in the back. The rest of the facility, including the restrooms, were clean and up to date. I came in contact with a few staff members, and they were very friendly. If you ever find yourself attending or presenting material at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, you will enjoy yourself.

Ghetto ass condos. I own and pay 800 bucks a month in HOA alone. The sauna and other amenities…read morearen't working most of the time. The sauna it's not working and they gave us statement saying they have no plans for repairs. Do not rent or buy here. Our condos and garages get broken into on a regular basis. I lost over $3,000 in valuables myself within a year of living here. This is a glorified shed or storage unit. Me and my wife Erica hate this place.

Two HOA's, believe it or not! And one would think impeccable service at that high cost, but not…read moreexistent!

This is our third time renting out this space and the past workers were nice and helpful…read more But the two ladies working tonight were so rude. One was okay but the other clearly hates her job. How can you work at a community center and not like people ?!?!? Doesn't make much sense. Also , if you expect people to clean up after themselves , it would be nice to provide proper equipment. They expect us to clean a room that can host 100 people with a small broom and scooper. No vacuum.

I have two words for the people we dealt with trying to rent a venue for a family gathering:…read more Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuk UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! We originally rented the Center for Founders Village. We paid a deposit and agreed to hire security guards bc we wanted to serve alcohol. More than a month later, Ben calls from the city saying there has been a double booking. We have to change our date, time or venue. Ben provided no evidence that the other group signed a contract before us. We took the high road after FV Rec Center was offered at a discount. We inspected the space and found it to be workable, although not on par with the original space. A couple of days after we agreed to change the space, Ben calls back and says we have to change again. Apparently there is a party scheduled in the adjacent room at FV Rec Center, and it's for teenagers. They did not want us serving alcohol next to teenagers. Again, Ben provided no evidence that the other group signed their contract before ours, which means the teenager party should find another space, not us. We can't change the date, bc several people of the 135 expected are flying in from out of town. We ended up renting space in Santa Ana, bc FV mysteriously didn't want our biz. This is after we rented the Founders space before, and mija has volunteered for the elderly at the center. Everyone we dealt with at the dept that handles renting space is incompetent and a liar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What likely happened is that another party with pull wanted the Founders space, and we got trounced. Then you offer us space we can't have bc of the alcohol matter, when you knew we wanted to serve alcohol. Don't do biz with FV unless you want to get lied to. I am talking to my lawyer about suing the city.

Wonderful place!! Everyone very nice , informative and friendly!…read moreGorgeous building and so many services and classes available to seniors!!

I was at the Senior Center, in Central Park, to take a CPR class! Of course I am also a Senior…read more The Huntington Beach Senior Center is a spectacular facility! The lobby is worth a visit all by itself. The gym is medium size, well equipped, and boasts a panoramic view along with the usual TVs, etc. Hoag Medical Center has a space there, and they do classes and provide services. They provide dozens of activities, and dances and ping pong! My CPR class was outstanding! The city has to be congratulated on building and staffing this valuable city service!

Amazing facility for the Costa Mesa community. They offer plenty of options for gymnastics, ballet…read more& karate classes for toddlers to older kids. Their Teen Center is awesome for middle school and high school kids to hang out after school. (Pinball machine? VR headsets? Yes!) They also offer free events and excursions at low cost for the teens throughout the year. There is a small daycare facility as well, The Child's Pace with super sweet staff. I believe it's sliding scale and not affiliated with the city, but definitely an affordable option for daycare and after school programming for younger kids. The gymnasium is well maintained and offer pickleball in the mornings, basketball for adults and youth during the day. Clean bathrooms, super helpful staff.. definitely a hidden gym!

The apple of my heart when it comes to volunteering. There are so much to offer to our local…read moreseniors here you would be surprised to find out. From arts and crafts, through singing, yoga, meditation, eukalele, travels, lunch on, all the way to portable electronics and windows 10, there is a class to satisfy our seniors desires. Stop by to find out what we have to offer.

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