One word...Spacious!!! My god sister had her baby shower…read morehere and it was the perfect place and inexpensive. In the space given we were able to fit 17 tables 1 candy table 4 tables for food 1 game table 1 table for the expecting parents 10 tables for the guest to sit There was a stage were the DJ set up and the gifts were lined along the stage. There was plenty of parking on the side of the building as well as where the playground is. If the weather was nicer the kids would be able to run around outside as well. I definitely recommend this place for your next event, whether it be a birthday party, baby shower or any other family event you wont he disappointed.

From the owner: Baby showers, birthday parties, weddings, fitness classes, dance classes, church services. Note,…read morehours listed are potential rental hours, not when visitors can view the space. Email info@oella.org for visitation hours.

I came here for a meeting in one of the conference rooms and the staff were super friendly,…read moredirecting me to where I needed to go. The community space was cleaned and the staff set up the projector and made sure I had everything I needed. If you have a community group that needs a space, this is a good option!

We got to try out Roger Carter for the first time today. We went for an event at the splash pad,…read moreand my kids had such a great time. Check in was simple, and there is ample parking, although getting out is much harder than getting in. There are men's, women's and family locker rooms. The pool was sunny and seemed best suited for lap swimmers. The splash pad was pretty big with lots of lounge chairs in both sun and shade.

I love it here. My family belonged to a modestly sized swim club growing up and it was a core…read morefeature in many childhood memories. It was different than Lochearn but the more time I spend here the more it endears itself to me in the same way RT once did. Summer goes too fast Charming community club Smile, memories last

I can't say enough good things about this pool. Awesome membership pool with swim team, snack bar,…read morenewly built locker rooms, nice staff, swim lessons, basketball court, and fun family events.

Went to the Columbia location for the first time last night. I do miss it when it was back in…read moreRockville area since that's a bit closer for me, but nonetheless, I appreciated the fact that it's separated from busy streets and you can get away from the crowds like how it was in Rockville. Didn't get to try their food or drinks but that's something I would like to do next time. It's a smaller location but I really prefer it like this.

Such a cute concept! I actually attended because my run club hosted an event with them, and it was…read morea lot of fun. The workers are so friendly, and the drinks are great. I also really appreciate how thorough they are when checking paperwork before letting dogs in. It definitely gives dog parents peace of mind. I love that they even have a gender-neutral bathroom, which is such a unique touch. Columbia has such a great addition!

Where do I begin. I…read morerecently endured an extremely anxiety-inducing situation at the Supreme gym facility where another member (picture is included) nearly physically assaulted and verbally abused me. The employees at this location sided with the hostile gym member (later on in the altercation the gym member made it obvious that she has an external friendship with the supervisor, Sarah Claunts). Sarah Claunts, the day time gym supervisor, spoke to me in a condescending and sarcastic manner while I explained to her the situation. Long story short: I played music softly (emphasis on softly because the volume was less than halfway on) while warming up in an open workout studio. The hostile gym member was on the opposite end of the room doing their workout. As soon as they heard my music, they immediately started screaming "NO NO TURN YOUR MUSIC OFF I AM NOT GOING TO HEAR IT". Considering the individual was so hostile, I ignored them and turned my music down. The individual then began to approach me while saying "IM SPEAKING ENGLISH DONT YOU UNDERSTAND ENGLISH?! TURN IT OFF". At this point, the individual was now hovering over me while I sat on the ground, all while they clenched their fist and screamed so aggressively I even felt spit come out of their mouth. I explained this situation to the staff, even recorded the situation, and all they could say was delete the footage and don't play music or record ANYTHING/ANYONE in our facility. I immediately sent an email to Columbia association explaining and they could not even apologize for the way I was treated. All they asked was to speak on the phone. I said I wanted to speak through email and they did not want to continue investigating this matter. Attached are photos of the obvious hostile member and how close they were to hitting me. I don't know how else to go about this matter besides warning other people to avoid Columbia in its entirety. I blocked the individuals eyes to protect their identity. Columbia Association should be the entity held accountable for this.

I didn't have the time to retype this but worth sharing the email I sent to CA. The only thing I…read morealso want to mention is how useless these teen lifeguards are too. I had a lifeguard unable to provide a bandaid in a timely manner while my child was crying and bleeding and then couldn't figure out how to activate the ice pack either. They can blow whistles but that's about the exent of the help. The pools are often filled with hair, dirt and leaves not cleaned up. And normally, these issues wouldn't bother me but knowing how much memberships are and all the money pouring into CA it's just not acceptable to cut corners and hire the cheapest help and not have practices in place to make it a clean and enjoyable space for all. My email to CA: "I think it is absolutely ridiculous the amount Columbia Association charges for memberships nearly $200 for a family of two (one being 3) on a monthly basis AND then rarely communicates closures or bookings of spaces. I have taken my kid many times to the pool only to find out is closed for a class. I'm not sure why you need to close the wading pool at the Columbia Gym for an aqua class that only takes up the lap lanes. Making it completely unusable after 5pm most days. I've had instructors rudely yell at myself and others to leave the pool area 5-10 minutes before a class even starts. To me it seems like Columbia association is overcharging members then charging for other clubs that then take that space. Essentially double dipping and limiting members. Same can be with the outside pools and the swim team takeovers. This lack of transparency of how often these spaces aren't available is not reflected in the contracts at all. I went to Supreme today thinking I could take a meeting from the lounge. I could have easily taken it in the common area at Columbia Gym but I thought this space would be quieter. About 20 minutes into my work call about 20 kids came in abruptly and loud with their "counselors". I intentionally checked the door for signage before setting up and checked again when they came in. There was ZERO mention of kids or activities in this space. The only thing listed was Thursdays. I spoke to the counselor and she said it was for Tuesdays and Thursdays. And if that is the case then CA should have absolutely had signage on the door and it should be transparent in your app. They also have had times where signage wasn't up at the columbia gym pool either. Columbia Gym is also severely overcrowded to the point where machines are not available. Teens and kids get discounted family rates, yet full-paying adults like myself can't even use machines because teens are sitting, texting on equipment or catching up in groups around machine."

I wish my town had grounds like these. The fields are expansive and provided enough space for flag…read morefootball tournaments. The parking situation was a bit rough though. Many of us had to park far away on private property and walk down to the fields. Not ideal but we made it work.

I love this center and school. They offer classes for kids from 1.5 to 15 and have many classes for…read moreadults. Foreign languages, music, dance, art, sewing to name a few. Sewing classes for kids is the favorite of many kids. I highly recommend this center and school to anyone who is looking for well-rounded students and holistic educational system. In addition, they have concerts, Masterclasses for adults. They also have a working cafe. It is a hidden gem in Pikesville.

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