Got to attend a local TEDx event here at the Tustin Community Center at the Tustin Marketplace and…read morethe facility was very modern and the presentation rooms were very equipped, with great theater-style seating. The location used to be a former Edwards Theater, but since been converted for meetings and events. The entrance can be a little confusing walking in, but it's located right next to California Pizza Kitchen. You will see a flight of stairs and once you get up there, you'll be inside the building. We were on one side of the building, but did not see any visible elevators, so keep that in mind if you happen to come here. The restrooms are easily accessible and clean here, but nothing to really get excited about. There is a center lounging area, with multiple sofas that's between the meeting rooms. Parking is adjacent to the building, but can also be challenging as it shares parking with The Marketplace center. So you may have to walk a little further when you do come visit.

The best place for over 50! Very nice fitness center. Friendly staff.many fitness, art, yoga ,…read morePilates computer classes to pick from.

This is the most amazing senior center, so beautiful! The staff and volunteers are always ready to…read morehelp with a smile. The best classes

I've walked past this venue several times, however I've only been inside once. I was attending a…read morecommunity event and they had a luncheon there. There is a meeting room inside that has restrooms. There is also a very large outdoor courtyard area which would be good for overflow seating. The outdoor courtyard could also be used as the main seating area on a day or night with good weather. It's located on public park grounds near a residential area, so unless there is an event going on it's mostly a quiet area. The building looks like it's decades old and it's not fancy, yet practical. If you want to do a private event in the area it's worth taking a look.

We enrolled both of our children at this preschool and were deeply disappointed by our experience…read more Both of our children were pushed out of the program- my oldest by the time he was 3 and my youngest before the age of 2. The school lacked patience, and an inclusive approach to young children with different developmental needs. Most disappointing was the disconnect between the values the school claims to represent and the way our family was treated. Despite its connection to the JCC, we did not experience the compassion, acceptance, or sense of community that we associate with Jewish values. In contrast, Temple Beth El in Aliso Viejo welcomed our youngest son with warmth, kindness, and genuine support. They took the time to build a relationship with him and our family, and he is thriving there today. We saw a huge difference in just a few months. I can't even imagine why my son was so upset at the JCC and so happy at TBESOC. The difference between the two experiences has been absolutely remarkable- down to the background and tenure of the teachers. If you want a school that promotes actual Jewish values and truly cares for your children, Aronoff school is NT it.

When I used to go here I thought staff were always friendly and space was ok. But although it's…read morevery close to me, they haven't revamped the space in quite some time. I really wish they did because it truly is a great location and overall great space. Just needs a refresh imo. Loved their fitness instructors the most!!

I came here to get a specific book that this library had and none of the other OC libraries had…read more(about an Arctic shipwreck). Of course you can have a book shipped from any OC library to one close to you but I was curious about the Tustin library, never having been there. I walked in and my first impression - it's HUGE. An enormous lobby with a large children's section to the right and a larger adult area to the left. The library was neat and well organized - I found the book within a minute. So I browsed around a bit and ended up getting a couple others too. On my way to check out my books I passed a classroom full of computers, and it appeared as though some sort of class had just adjourned. Other reviews mention it is a bit noisy here but I honestly didn't experience that on a weekday afternoon. Since I did self-checkout, I didn't interact with any of the librarians so I was unable to impress them with riveting conversation about the Dewey Decimal System.

when the irvine libraries split from the ocpl system, i ended up switching over to tustin since…read moreit's the closest location to me now. the location itself is really nice. it's in the civic center, so you've got the community center and police department right there, and there are a bunch of food and drink spots across the street if you want to grab something before or after. there's plenty of parking outside, but even then on busy days it can get full really fast. there are also bathrooms available but you need to ask the library for the code to access, as i believe it changes daily. they also have a security guard who stands by the door. inside, the library is super spacious, but it's not the quietest. i wouldn't really recommend it as a study or focus spot if that's what you're looking for since it can get pretty loud, especially with kids. there is a separate quiet room, but it seems more geared toward teens. i do wish the books were organized a little better. sometimes it feels like a maze trying to find something, especially not knowing if it'll be in teen/young adult or general fiction. i'm also not the biggest fan of how the manga is set up since it's split into two different areas and i'm not really sure why. that said, the staff has always been super friendly and helpful. i also love that they have a rotating table of themed recommendations. right now it's ren faire reads, but they've done things like blind date with a book for valentine's and other themed picks based on different time periods too. overall, it's a very nice facility with a wide selection of books, from new releases, manga, kids and teens books, etc.

This is a small local library that has all the usual offerings. They have plenty of computers you…read morecan use and printers. I always see school aged children studying here. In addition to books and computer services, they have park passes that you can borrow so you can park at the state parks for free. I believe they will be adding museum passes too at some point. There's also a nice selection of e-books to borrow. The staff is friendly and there is a small parking lot to the side. There are a few handicapped spots in the front and there is a side entrance where you can buy used books. There is also a park nearby if you wanted to take a walk after visiting the library.

I really like this library. I mainly come here for the kids' section to get books for my daughters,…read moreso that's what this review is focused on. We were coming here before when it was still part of the OC libraries, and now when it's a separate Irvine library. After the switch to Irvine library system, it does seem like everything is really nice. They've got lots of good quality books that my daughter and I enjoy, and they have a nice kids area with some seating where you can read to your kids or let them play. They have a few toys for kids to play with too. However, I am not a fan of their online system now. Under OC libraries it was easy to look for library events, figure out what books you owe, etc. Now the library events are listed in the Irvine catalog website, which I've always thought was a clunky website and hard to search. They also stopped the "Read 1000 books before kindergarten" program, which I'm bummed about. I wish they had stayed part of OC libraries, but it's still a nice library and it's close to me so I'll keep coming here.

Friendly staff, nice rental rooms, sports courts, and a playground with fun sound toys for kids to…read moreplay with. Be warned that pickleball and tennis can get crowded, though.

This place is the PLACE. Bring your kids for homework help, summer fun, and karate all for free…read more Seniors can come and pick up food boxes and apply for medi cal. They have a 211 advisor on site that can assist you in finding other local agencies that offer help to families. The community center is only open during the week but has been known to open up on weekends. Large space for extra activities. They even have a school! The school is certified for actual credits to graduate. This place is a great community resource center and needs more attention! They are a part of Community Action Partnership of Orange County! Look them up! Donate! Volunteer!

Blanca is wonderful! She is so kind and compassionate. Very…read morecaring individual. I very much appreciate all she has done for my family and I. Thank you!