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.

People were nice. The coffee was hot. The spot for the dogs where nice and big for them to run. My…read moredog seeed to enjoy it and the day rate is reasonable

Visiting the Columbia Archives was such a great experience for us. We were trying to learn more…read moreabout our 1970s home, and Aimee and Erin went above and beyond to help. They were warm, patient, and genuinely excited to dig into the history with us. They pulled old master plans, neighborhood development files, and historic photos that helped us understand how our home and Columbia itself!

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.

The center was large and clean. They have a double door entrance and a counter to the left where it…read morelooks as if you are supposed to sign in and greet u. However I was not greeted, acknowledged, or stopped. I don't know if that's a good thing or bad. I was running late for my daughters bball game so I didn't want to be rushed however; it is the security and safety of the people in the building that concerns me. They need to stop everyone and make them sign in and inquire as to where they are going as well as check ID's. That's what I have had to do at other Rec centers. Otherwise it was nice inside, clean, and several options of things to do. There was a table of snacks before you enter the gym where they sell snacks also.

My son has been coming here twice a week for Kuk Sool Won lessons for a while. The front desk staff…read moreusually greet you when you walk in and the place is always clean. The basketball gym is large and they have a nice variety of gym equipment. This place is nice venue to hold meetings and events as well.

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.