Attended a meeting that was being held at the Miami Township Community Center. The community center…read moreitself is part of complex that includes the Miami Township Fire Department, administration building, and the community enter. The community center faced a baseball field. The building itself looks professional with a hint of rustic. A large reception hall is available for rental. Rates vary based on day of the week, and if the party renting lives within the township/ Three Rivers area. Grounds are well maintained. Behind the building is a small playground. This is a great added bonus if throwing a party where children are to be in attendance. From the balcony the playground is visible. Many trees have been planted so that the playground is not the main focus of the view. Various public events are held here throughout the year. In August, two outdoor concerts are held. An online calendar offers a list of events.

Called on short notice to accommodate after a funeral. Everything was flawless. Server kept tables…read morecleaned off. Was friendly. Drinks, snacks were refilled quickly. The inside was clean and comfortable. Outstanding job in helping my family on such short notice. Appreciate it. Would highly recommend. Many thanks!

Memorial day music 2025 -+++ Tuesday night summer music at amphitheater…read more 7:30. -9:30 through t the summer a variety of musical performances with concession stand. Bring your chair or get there a little early to sit on concrete steps. Tonight we are being treated to BAMSO-BLUE ASH MONTGOMERY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. quite the performance focused on memorial of servicemen/ women Douglas Knehans created a piece related to his father's experience in WW2. It was incredible to hear the story and the composition. Thanks to Blue Ash!!

Cleaning up-to-date recreation facility you do have to be a member and that means you have to be a…read moreresident of Blue Ash but it does have an aquatics center that specifically has a younger child built pool and lots of community activities happening

Beautiful facility but the real treasure is the awesome staff. I've only had occasion to visit…read morethis Rec center twice but each time was more and more welcoming. The staff at the front desk are kind, greet you with a smile and are super helpful to directing you around the place. In addition the service coordinator Sandy Lemons is great. She's such a sweet and welcoming staff. Sandy and her colleagues along with Spoon and others through their excellent customer service remake the difference at the Price Hill Rec Center.

Along with the police department, and Fire/EMS, the Colerain Township Community Center is tucked…read moreaway in a more residential area of Colerain. When I think of Colerain I think of the hustle and bustle of Colerain Ave. This area is much more peaceful. Before COVID, the community center was a popular spot for weddings. The hall has a neutral look making it easily dressed up on down depending on the event. Due to restrictions, rental of the reception hall has been halted until further notice. Once services open again know that there is plenty of parking. There are several community outreach programs throughout the year. Due to COVID, those programs have greatly changed. There are also programs for seniors. Fun fact. The sign for the community center that is located off of the street was donated by the Northgate Mall.

I've recently discovered what this mysteriously beautiful, intriguing building is all about. Having…read moredriven by it several times, and noticing the art installation and gardens, I was curious but never had a good reason to stop by and investigate. However, ever since I started following Art Equals on social media, I discovered that there are events open to public inside the Hellman Creative Center. It's not just Artist Studios, as the sign would suggest. And, as it turns out, I am a big fan! Open, inviting, and clean, the inside of this historic building has been beautifully renovated. There is a large meeting/conference room just off the lobby. Beyond that, there are artists' studios and a small kitchenette. I attended a Zine Lab with Art Equals and had a fantastic time learning about Zines and creating one of my one. Stop by and take part in this excellent addition to the art scene in Covington.

Located on Fisk in West Covington, on corner of W. MLK Boulevard, you might notice the street art…read moreincorporated into the black metal fencing on their lot. This building was originally a sawmill and has been beautifully redesigned as a community space, spot for artists, and people who do good in the community (refugee settlement, help with taxes, cross-cultural training, learning how to respond to conflict, etc.). My favorite space, besides the community rooms, is Empower Tools. This is a free service for those with a Kenton County library card. An individual can rent tools for their art, lawn, home repair, moving supplies, or pruning needs. You have up to 3 tools for a week, without the need to maintain them. Perfect for someone like me who struggles with all the oils and fine tuning of home equipment!

Both Tina and Michelle were great to work with, covering every detail and concern for my book…read morelaunch event. The lower-level meeting room was set up perfectly.

The Cincinnati Area Mensa uses event space in the Anderson Center for testing of prospects that…read morewould like to join Mensa. The Anderson Center has been very welcoming and accommodating to our needs. The facilities are convenient, clean and the staff are incredible. David M. Barrere, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Cincinnati Area Mensa - Testing Coordinator

They have a fantastic indoor aquatic center. We visited on a day pass. I came with my husband and…read moretoddler. We came on a weekday when most schools were in session so it was practically empty. The pool was heated to a comfortably warm temperature. They have both men's, women's, and family locker rooms. The family locker room was great because they had individual rooms that you could go in and fully close the door. My toddler loved the little slide, the water feature, and the lazy river. This was a fantastic activity on a cold day!

Great facility, but insensitive to Veterans. I have reached out to management to change the…read moretelevision stations which depict war and violence, but nothing has changed. With all the different channels to choose from, they continue to show news channels which triggers PTSD for several veterans, who now avoid the Center. The Community Center can do better. If the News is so important to some, listen on your own device, rather than triggering trauma in those who have served our country. It's an easy fix.

Clean bright space. Clean pool great staff! Locker rooms a bid in need of a refresh but is what it…read moreus

This is the most fun place for kids friens adults grandparents cousins anyone there is a track…read morebasketball court sand volleyball 4 great pools a sauna yoga classes and dance classes working out room rockwall snacks drinks lockers tables hangout room you can invite friends only 36 dollars a month you can get a membership that lasts for a whole year!!!! This place is somewhere you need to go entertaining fun awesome cool

This is the place where nonprofits go to shop for furniture office supplies and knickknacks that…read moreyou need but you might not have known you need it. I've been here a dozen times over the years and each time has been like trolling for gold. I almost always find something I want but hardly the things I need. Today was not one of those days however. I went to find office chairs with wheels and I found the cache that knocked my socks off! Don't bother even showing up to this place if you're not there on behalf of a not-for-profit because they will not allow you to shop. They are planning to set up some days where normal people and individuals can come to shop but they said that this is probably months from now. They have everything from cream Brûlée torches to wine decanters. ....And why exactly would a nonprofit need a wine decanter or cream Bruleé torch?:) i'm really looking forward to them opening it up for individuals to shop. Not so humbly submitted, King Michael C.

This place is horrible, they talk about empowering women and against racism when I had both happen…read moreto me. Not only that they had put both my children and out over another clients word on top of packing all my belongings up when they stated that my belongings would not be touched. It's sad that this suppose to be a domestic violence shelter yet when you are there you relive the trauma over and over again. Tiffany Wilson is the worse director ever she shouldn't even be in her position as she does not care if you have children or not or the fact that I contiually asked to speak with her about having to go to court against my abuser. I was there over three weeks and she was at the shelter one time. House of Peace in Clermont County is where I was at. I was called white privileged and a bad mom on top of other things by my roommate who was black and was told to leave the program because I used hate speech that I never said at all. So it's funny how when you get on their website they stay they eliminate rasicm And empower women because neither one of those things are true

I've been going to the gym here for a while now since I wrote my last review…read more I really enjoy working out here. The gym is small, without being too small. They always have enough machines, weights, and space. However, I usually come during the non-peak hours due to my work schedule and inability to wake up earlier than I have to in the morning. There are plenty of ellipticals, treadmills, and bikes in the cardio section and every weight machine and free weights that you could want to use. The pool is the largest pool of all the gyms downtown, with three lanes, there is always one open when I'm there. A plus is the jacuzzi and dry sauna. The staff is always friendly and with your membership you can take any of the classes they offer. I went to my first spinning class last week and it kicked my butt! Memberships are pretty affordable depending on how you pay and when you come. You'll pay as much as you do going to any of those big chain gyms, have a more personal experience, and know that you are also supporting a good organization.