A very nice clean park Family Friendly place…read more Nice trail nice clean Every time I visit I meet good people aroun. What an awesome place to relax and enjoy peaceful time

The play gym here is awesome! I brought my almost one year old, crawling little boy, here…read more Currently, it's open 10-2 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. There are plenty of cars and play areas with big blocks and little play stands and areas for all ages, from first starting to sit up to toddling to enjoy. He really enjoyed watching the other kids and crawling around, discovering neat things to play with. It is a huge space in the community center with a nicely sized parking lot. I don't put my son in day care so it is great to have convenient, indoor, free spaces like this in Seattle. Highly recommended for parents to little ones!

My daughter was not welcomed at the ballet dancing class for 5-7 years old. There were no music, no…read moreinstructor's smile or friendliness although my daughter stepped into the class and we were waiting there inside the class more than 5 minutes looking at them starting the class as if we were invisible. My daughter was too shy and scared to go to the instructor's place because even tho we were only several steps away from her, she ignored us. I could not change another class for her because I was told that it is considered refund and they could not refund me anything. But I would not dare to take my daughter to that cold class again to "try" as the front desk staff recommended us to do it. Perhaps some sort of racism, but it's fine, keep going your way.

This facility offers sports activities for both children and adults, with a variety of amenities…read moreand classes available. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant experience for visitors. The premises are consistently well-maintained and organized. The events hosted here are truly impressive, such as the memorable Bazar held in November. Additionally, the surrounding area features a lovely park with trails, as well as easy access to the highway and a hydro park nearby. I have a great fondness for this establishment.

Not too big, but good enough for a smaller-ish event. I've been here for a reptile expo where they…read morebought in a reptile man that did magic tricks with a small alligator. Quite entertaining witnessing children beating me on reptile trivia. Got to hold a giant snake. Also got to purchase a baby ball python. Well worth event to attend I would say. I've been here for other things besides the reptile expo, there's the water park attached to it. You can also grab a booklet full of upcoming recreational classes. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Awesome space in the heart of Auburn! I sought out Auburn Community and Event Center for a meeting…read morethat I was planning and the staff was incredibly helpful and very responsive. When I first contacted the Center - I inquired about a date, which had been set, but had to end up rescheduling three times due to last-minute and unexpected scheduling conflicts from one party. However, despite the constant date changes on my end - the staff was super nice and understanding about it. They were not bothered at all by the rescheduling of their facility and made it clear they were just happy to help. When I arrived to the meeting space, I realized that it was located in Les Gove Park, which is located right in downtown Auburn. Having the Auburn Community & Event Center central to the city and in a popular park makes it more attractive for the public to utilize this space. The building is also new and modern with a ton of parking in their lot. They have multiple community rooms that they offer to the public to rent out - and also have several city and community events that occur here, in addition to the teen center. If you're looking for a space to use in Auburn, the Auburn Community & Events Center provides a great venue. It's easy to find, central to the city, and the building is spacious, bright and new.

We camped here with hookups, a fantastic location a cozy wooded setting with the river next to it…read more However the bathrooms had no showers and needed some serious upgrades. I'll certainly stay here when they have a new upgraded bathrooms. The staff could have let us use the bathrooms and shower at the community center bu they dud not oblige.

My friend volunteers here and we went to go see a show the other day (I hadn't been in many years),…read moreand I forgot how cool The Vera Project is!! Loveee how community oriented they are, and how it's volunteer-run. I think it's so necessary for youth to experience music and be able to go to concerts and whatnot if they're under 18/21. Places like this are what make Seattle such a great place to live!

This is a volunteer-run, non-profit org that is always all ages and provides a safe music, art, and…read moreeducational space. This means there are no drugs and alcohol on site. Be mindful of all that when you come here for a show! It's a great organization and they offer so many opportunities to learn about the music and art industries. Great place to volunteer!

I'm no senior citizen, but if I were I'd totally hang out here. I have a friend that I pick up from…read morehere every Wednesday for our church community group. One day I promised to help him do some work on his tablet and when i went in, they were very nice, offered me a cup of coffee (bring change to throw in guys because it's a nice service they provide) and then I wa able to log into the wifi to help him. On the side there was a guy playing the accordion and singing some oldies but goodies and I was enchanted. My friends Mike and Joanne play penochle here and people are just hanging out, having conversations. They have a TV in the corner where you can play movies. I hope they take advantage of that because if I was a senior, I'd be hosting movie nights, talking about the importance of the movie, trivia, and why the movie is worthy of attention. What a cool place to just chill!

Great location. Nice lake out back, creates a atmosphere for meetings or lunches etc. catering is…read moreavailable or you can use the kitchen off the meeting room. Staff is helpful and available to help with anything.

For anyone who grew up in Beacon Hill or spent time in this neighborhood, Jefferson can be like a…read moremiddle school or high school reunion. You may run into someone you know from community and there's a nostalgia factor. This centralized gathering hub brings me back to camps and baggy pants and looney tunes shirts, breakdancing, Massive Monkey and free food. Every time I walk by the big hall by the entrance I am engulfed with memories of parties and food. I can smell the lumpia and pancit, barbacoa, Ezell's, Costco pizza, and home made ribs bought from Viet Wa and smoked. The ever lasting smell of Red Apple sides and Delite bakery empanadas and pastries further add to the memories. I remember randomly being invited to a Nigerian celebration and ate fufu balls, fish, and stews. Delicious! I appreciate the multigenerational care at Jefferson. It's a center where no one goes hungry, community looks after one another, and preschoolers to the ARC programs are supported. Yesler is a close second in Seattle for CC and Chinatown is third. Each has a special place in my heart and I appreciate everyone at Parks.

The staff are always SO friendly and kind! never had anything less than excellent experience with…read morestaff. I primarily use for Toy Gym which is full of different types of vehicles (and once, a soccer ball.) It can be very popular - lots of kids on windy/rainy days. It's nice that the outside park is right there so you can switch gears depending on the weather. Sometimes the kids are rambunctious, that's no fault of Tot Gym but just an FYI.