This center is convenient but the hours are bad on the weekends (closes at 5 on Saturdays and not…read moreopen on Sundays), and the gym equipment could use some updating. While the door the workout room has scan and enter capability, anyone can just push open the door and walk in. Not many wipes are available to wipe down the equipment (one pack on only one side of the room). The bathrooms seem relatively clean. Not sure if I will renew my membership here. In the meantime I will utilize one of the other nearby community centers.

This community center has one of the best workout rooms in the Central Area of Park & Planning,…read morebecause its one of the largest and you need a key card to enter the workout room. The people at the front desk are pleasant!

This place is a representation and some what limited reconstruction of a 17 century era locale…read morecalled London Town in present day Annapolis Maryland. Local historical groups I've put much effort into restoring maintaining and, presenting this place in for visitors interested in colonial era history. Londontown was created in part, to tax and regulate the tobacco trade of the era - a significant source of revenue for the local government. The plat contains what was in its day an opulent tavern built by William Brown; a carpenters shop; and a tidewater tenement surrounded by modern buildings including a museum. No doubt it's difficult to find and reconstruct these revolutionary era buildings and sites today. But worth a visit if you happen to be in the area is exit 49 off of I 95 in the state of Georgia at the town of Darien is a complete reconstruction of the revolutionary British fort called Fort King George. A number of publications presenting the history and use of colonial era tools, medicines, and other interesting items can be found at this location.

Lots of history, very friendly staff and chill vibe. Great for couples, solo or families.read more

Mount Airy is a historic mansion that George Washington frequented in the 18th century. As the…read moremansion was passed down through generations, the original structure has been maintained fairly well. Today, it's an events space in the middle of Rosaryville State Park. Even if you don't go for an event, there's a small trail that leads to it if you want a history lesson.

This was a disappointing trip . I had waited for a while to get in to see the mansion because the…read moregate was closed all the time. When I finally saw it was open and advertised a event that same day, it was Sunday afternoon so there was time to visit . Well to my " surprise " the place was sadly not kept up it looked deserted the streams were overtaken with algae and trash ! The people were not there for the event the mansion was sad to see with foggy windows,dust and debris everywhere . I hop that since a couple of years ago the mansion has been completely renovated and the grounds are beautiful and the water is clean enough to put my feet in . Maybe I could check - in again as it is a great venue for the community and visitors.

Bring your kids! The art/play area is fantastic. Well supervised. You will like the people who work…read morethere. Very nice safe place.

Outstanding facility. Great staff. Highly recommended to…read morethe general public. Ron Russo

9/14/19 It's been several years since I have been to a…read morewedding. Today; however, I attended my step-sister and brother in-law's wedding. The wedding and wedding reception were held in The Price Community Center in Easton Maryland. The wedding was supposed to start at 14:00 (2:00pm), but didn't start till about 2:17pm when the maiden of Honor entered the main hall followed by the bride. I sat there looking around and thinking about how I use to see everyone dressed up looking nice at a wedding. Today; however, it was a casual wedding and suit and tie were very few. When I was going to the The Gow School, the Male students at the time wore jacket and tie 80 percent of the time. Its probably why I don't dress up as much now a days. Anyhow, Karen appeared looking nothing like the Karen I saw many years ago at my own wedding. For those who have been married, the may have a better understanding on what could be going through the minds the bride and groom. As the wedding ceremony started, the wedding vows were said as the bride put the ring on her husband's finger...oh, did I say that wrong?...Mmm no I didn't. Things were done a little differently, but it was very nice to see. Not long after the wedding ceremony started, it was over the boyfriend girlfriend status had changed to Esposo y Esposa (Husband and Wife). The wedding reception soon started up and food tasted really good despite some of the food having added salt in it. I forget the name of the catering service, but the name will be in one of the photos I took. When people had eaten and drunk enough, the dancing soon began. Rock Me Mama Like A Wagon Wheel, Wobble Baby Wobble and one other song were fun songs to watch people dance to. The song called Wobble by V.I.C was old school dance I had forgotten the dance steps to, but t ok at us okay, because the ladies in the video forgot the steps too. After the slow dancing to country dance songs, more bridal photos took place. People lined up for single and group shots with the bride. During one of the group shots, a spider wanted to get in on the action and would have landed on the bride or the maid of honor. I decided screams of fear might not be a good thing for a wedding. The spider was upset with me. The Price Community Center isn't a very big place, but it certainly had enough room for this wedding. I am glad we went to this wedding because I wouldn't have known what I would be missing if we did not go. One of the things that stood out for me, is the bride's new tattoo shoulder/arm which showed clearly from her wedding dress. Karen is now the first bride j have ever seen showing off her tattoo. It was after the bride, that I started noticing most of the guests at the wedding had tattoos as well. I wonder when my wife might get one? Seeing the mixed interracial couples at the wedding was nice to see too. The interior design for the wedding were set to the colors of the Dallas Cowboys even though Karen the bride calls herself a Pittsburgh Steelers fan...I don't know, did she change teams? Finally the cutting of the cake came. The cake was made of blue frosting and the bride and groom were the only two people I saw eat it. The spilling of the cake on themselves marks a whole new world of adventures into marriage world. After the cake/cupcakes a final slow dance took place 30 minutes later. The wedding was beautifully put together. I am glad they picked The Price Community Center for their wedding. I look forwards to seeing the photos of what others came up for their wedding. Great times here.

This is a good place to workout and shoot some hoops. The weight room has all of the essential…read moremachines, cardio equipment and free weights to complement a solid workout. It never gets too crowded, and the vibe is friendly yet focused with the gym patrons.

Vote. Ballet. Gym…read more Gymnasium. Home owners association. Field sports. Classes. My staple in my community.

Very friendly staff...they know who you are...it's like a family affair whenever I go to Zumba!…read moreCarol is the best Zumba instructor ever and the atmosphere of her class makes you want to dance all the time...even the folks with no rhythm or clue be grooving! Come join us if you're in the area!

Coffee is bogus and over priced. But this 5 dollar breakfast Sammy is heavenly …read more Diner , dive vibes in the bottom floor of the courthouse

I was here when called for jury duty, not for any case of my own or any other reason. The location…read moreis pure Annapolis! Historic building, right off of Church Circle, very cool exterior, and very modern and updated interior... it's a great building for its use. Speaking on the jury duty experience, it's a lot of waiting, but they do a good job of keeping you informed. The chief bailiff was very helpful and kept us entertained while delivering instructions. The entire staff was wonderful.