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 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

Great way to spend a summer day with friends and family. Become a part of the community! Welcoming,…read morecomfortable and so much fun!

Roland Park Community Center (formerly known as The Corner Community Center)! has great amenities…read moreand programs. They also host an improv meetup on some Wednesdays. They have events on their schedule related to the arts, education, and recreation. They're open for outdoor and indoor gatherings, but masks are recommended indoors. And if you're interested in scheduling an event, the staff is happy to work with you.

Fantastic place to Jazzercise. Safe area. Great parking. Facility is always clean. Bathrooms,…read moreincluded. I always felt safe walking to my car at night.

From the owner: art classes, yoga classes, senior fitness, ceramics, summer camp, theater, dance classes, art…read moredrop-ins, community center

I have been coming to the JCC a few years back when I had a membership then restarted when my son…read morestarted taking swim lessons for Lifeguard prep. The building brought back so many memories when my kids were much younger. I always enjoyed the facilities indoor/outdoor pools, basketball courts, track, fitness center and workout classes. This place is safe secure with security guards onsite and cameras. I love the added self service food /snack area. This facility is definitely top tier. My only con is while the front staff can be very helpful they are not always up to date with all of the activities and or contact personnel. I wanted to book swimming classes for my younger daughter however, I felt the website to not be user friendly so when I approached the front desk after I explained to them that I was having some challenges with the website they sent me back to checking the website. Great place for the entire family. Will definitely return

Was here for a dance competition at the Gordon center... doors opened at 7 and they didn't play…read morecouldn't get in even tho the center is open for the gym etc... our dressing rooms were throughout the facility. Very clean in each space we entered ... bathrooms well stocked and cleaned ... lots of security everywhere who don't play ..... consistent cleaners seen throughout. Plentiful on parking as well.... This place has a lot going on but from what I've seen runs very smoothly.

Not handicapped accessible for Bingo. If you use a walker. Forget it. Too crowded to get to the…read morefood or bathrooms. If you need to enter a side door, you will be HUMILIATED by being screamed at by the bingo barker (through the microphone) to tell "the woman" she must enter and exit via the front door, regardless of whether she is handicapped or not. FIRE HAZARDOUS FOR HANDICAPPED. HUMILIATING EXPERIENCE.

This room was excellent to host BARCS Blizzard Bingo- it's huge and can hold plenty of tables,…read moreregardless of the set up. While I didn't venture to the back, I did see there were restrooms (apparently with directions on how to operate them- maybe old plumbing?) and a kitchen. The stage is large enough for performances, speakers, etc.

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

Having come to the Myerberg Fitness Center with severe back & neck problems; I naturally wondered…read morehow much I could do to help get myself in better shape. I now credit the Myerberg Center in helping keep this 80 year old gentleman feeling confident to face the future.

From the owner: Since 1976, the Edward A. Myerberg Center has been helping active adults 55 and older in Baltimore,…read moreMaryland stay active, stay engaged, stay healthy, and stay connected. The building has expanded many times over the past 25 years, with new classrooms, a state-of-the-art fitness Center, a library and sun filled art rooms. The Myerberg Center is a true community Center, not only for the 1,200 members who participate in 125 programs, classes and activities, but for the entire northwest Baltimore community. Local religious and civic organizations hold their weekly meetings at the Myerberg Center, and the Frosburg Room is a popular location for local families' celebrations and milestone events. Always bustling with activities and people, the Center offers its members fascinating experience throughout the area. Members enjoy over 125 classes each year - in art, literature, current events, popular culture, technology, health and fitness, foreign language and religion. They enjoy each other's camaraderie and friendship while attending festivals and museums. They gather for card games and billiards, or casual conversation over a fresh cup of coffee. The center also provides vital social services needed by many members of our community, including access to resources, counseling and support groups.