This Club only allows its own Catering Company. No other company can use the kitchen or serve…read morefood. The food is the worse we have ever had. The servers are rude. There are only a man (husband) and woman (wife) trying to serve over 60 people the plates and glassware are mismatched. Plastic dessert utensils. They don't clear the tables or attend to guests. The room is depressing and unwelcoming.The desserts are something out of Smart and Final stores. Our club uses this club for monthly meetings. As a new member I attended three months now. I refuse to return and will cancel my membership of this group because the facility is so awful. Other new members are now refusing to attend the meeting because the food and service is beyond disgusting and unfit to feed a dog. The price of $30.00 per person is outrageous. The bathroom (only two stalls for the women's room) backed up regularly and the staff refused to even look at the problem. Women had to use the men's for both sexes. The building is truly outdated. Seriously considering calling the Health Dept. regarding the restroom situations.

The Woman's Club has owned and operated this meeting room for its members and the community since…read more1929! It's an old building but has lots of options for parties, shows, and meetings. The air conditioning was all updated in 2024. the club itself is a fun organization that has lots of activities for members and the local community as well. It's a 501(c)(3) organization. Check it out!

Last week I ran into a booth which was representing the Cactus and Succulent club. I stopped and…read moresaid "there's a club?!" Yes there's a club and they meet every 1st Thursday of the month at the OneGeneration Senior Enrichment location! My curiosity was peaked and the fact I could get a free plant on my first visit sealed the deal! Parking is plentiful in the front. Outside I thought the building looks small but it's a trick of the eye because after entering through the double doors the room is HUGE and has a stage with a big screen to project the power points. It's so spacious! I was so awed by the plants that were set up that I forgot to check the walls in case they posted what other events OneGeneration hosts but I'm sure I can find it online! As for the club it's so fun! I didn't know what to expect but I already learned some new things and there were so many species I never heard of before. Apparently once a year members also compete and bring their plants and there are thousands of cactus and succulent submissions that get judged over the 3 day event. After walking around and seeing so many new species and hearing other people's stories I'm now excited to be a part of the club! Tonight they also hosted Botany Bingo! I think they do this every few months and when you win you can choose a plant as your gift! I couldn't believe it I won the first bingo round and got a gorgeous cactus!!! For each round up to 10 people can win, and then there's 3 rounds giving plenty of people chances to win! So fun! I cant wait to research what other events are hosted at the One Generation because I had so much fun!

Very helpful and professional tax and advise service. Location and center ambiance very…read moreorganized, clean and comfortable. Definetly recommended for interested seniors.

How many hundreds of times have I driven by the Tarzana Community & Cultural Center? It has been…read moremany years, way back to the time there was a pottery store on the property. I finally had a chance to visit for a Tarzana Music Night last week. What a fun event! Because the weather was being forecasted to be cool with the potential of rain, the event was held indoors. Things were comfortable, but we were in close quarters with the other attendees. The sound was great and the performances were a lot of fun. I was primarily there to see a good friend perform, but I also had the chance to see some other talented musicians. I think each one was a singer songwriter, and I enjoyed each performance. Each one of the people that was working at the venue, which I imagine may have been on a volunteer basis, was friendly and a lot of fun. Normally the music nights are held outdoors, and I can imagine that most of the year, it is a lot of fun being in the open air.

What a cool place I never knew was here! Check out their events on their website! If you write them…read morethey will write you back too. They have a small outdoor stage with string lights hanging beautifully all around, a few picnic tables and fold out chairs for when there's an event to watch. When the chairs aren't there I imagine thats what they use for the outdoor dance floor under the stars, too! A few people brought their dogs on leash. I saw a few people brought in their own food, chilled out and ate while they watched the live band. They do have a very small amount of drinks, chips, and cookies for sale at a stand but thats it so if you don't want junk food def bring what you do want. They do have an indoor bathroom. PARKING - Def uber/LYFT to them. There are only a few spots in the back you can get to from the side street (not from Ventura blvd) and thats it! So do yourself a favor and get a ride. Lyft must know about this place because the driver knew exactly where to meet us in the back when we booked our return. For us it was a calm but fun summer evening hang outside! I don't know what its like without a band playing but hope I get a chance to check that out too.

I love this place so much. I started bringing my daughter when she was just 6 months old and it's…read morebeen such a gift. Most of what they offer is completely free, which is amazing. They do have some optional music and art classes you can pay for, but the drop-in play, story time, and community vibe are all free. It's filled with toys, books, and a big "treehouse" with a slide that the kids love. The staff and volunteers are always so kind and welcoming. Some days can get a little crowded, but other days it's super mellow. They switch things up with different activities for the kids and also offer a ton of helpful resources for parents. I personally like the Canoga Park location more than the Tarzana one. It feels a little more intimate and homey. They're open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 to 12, closed for lunch from 12 to 1, and then open again from 1 to 4. They usually do story time around 11 which has become a favorite part of our visits. I've met so many amazing moms here and even met our incredible nanny through this space. It's a special place to watch your little one develop and build social skills while being part of a warm and supportive community.

I am very disappointed with the treatment I have received here. I have noticed a clear double…read morestandard in how my child and I are being monitored compared to others. While minor, harmless actions by my child are constantly criticized, similar behaviors from others seem to go unnoticed. It feels like we are being singled out, which creates a very unwelcoming and uncomfortable environment." Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this place. There is a noticeable bias in how different families are treated. Being constantly scrutinized for things that are ignored when done by others is unfair and makes for an unpleasant experience. I hope the management addresses this lack of equality."

This place is great and honestly such an amazing resource. My child loved it and we loved all the…read moreactivities they had to offer. As a mom I also loved the resource they offer for parents who may not know where to start or just need some help. They offer classes like music, painting, and even have weekend fairs. Thank you for such a wonderful place.

Amazing spot that's free!! Perfect for small kids :) Staff is super friendly and helpful. My 2year…read moreold loves it

There are so many wonderful things about Rainbow Girls it is hard to know where to start…read more As others have said it is a non profit service organization for young ladies from 11-20. It teaches them public speaking and core values like love, and to honor and give service to others. They have formal meetings the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month in formals. They sometimes have theme nights to keep things fun. But lets not forget they also do service events and fun things too. Like: horseback riding, bowling, skating, sleepovers, kidnap breakfasts, food events at places like pizza rev, selling sweatshirts and bake sales. They even manage to sometimes combined the two like when the girls raised money by selling Dodger tickets and then went to a truly exciting game. They raise money all year and then in Spring girls from all over the state meet in Fresno for fellowship, to do their traditional ceremonies, and see how much money they have raised for the chosen charity. When I was a girl we met at the same lodge at the very same time and evenings. This was and is a place for girls to feel SAFE and EMPOWERED. As they get further along in the organization they actually run things. They do have a group of very dedicated adults that are there to give them guidance but the ideas for fund raising, service events, and fun activities are theirs, and they conduct their own business meetings. Of course parents are encourage to attend any events or meetings. This wonderful organization helps prepare these girls not only for higher education but for life as well. It also instills values and creates life long friendships. I am constantly stunned and amazed at their kindness and willingness to help others. I personally am still am in contact with families that helped me and my family when my Dad had a heart attack in the High Sierras. These were Rainbow Girls who had never met us yet housed and feed us while my father recovered from emergency surgery. I will never forget their kindness and selflessness. These girls are a family among themselves and care for each other in word and deed. This organization helps these young women be the best they can possibly be. Truly there is no better training ground for life and I encourage anyone with girls from 8-20 to learn more and contact San Fernando Assembly at the following link: http://www.sanfernando223.org or contact Jodi Ranzinger as follows: Mother Advisor - Mrs. Jodie Ranzinger (818) 253-IORG (4674) or email sanfernando223@gmail.com There are many events you and your girl/girls can attend to get to know the organization and these girls better. Please come and join them.

When I joined Rainbow at age 13, I was shy and struggling to make friends. This organization gave…read moreme confidence and helped me make friends that have lasted twenty five years and counting! I am now a college professor and an assistant wedding and event planner, using skills everyday that I gained as a teenager in Rainbow Girls. I was a member of this Assembly, and was so happy as a teenager growing up in the San Fernando Valley to have a diverse group of friends from all over the area. The girls and adults are all friendly and active. They will make you feel welcome and like an old friend right away. To this day, I am active as an adult supporter, even though I live in New Jersey. This group is international, which is another great thing. I have made friends all over the country and have met wonderful people from as far away as Australia and Bolivia. This is a great way to make connections wherever you go. Rainbow Girls teaches girls to be actively involved in the community, to be respectful of others, to be confident leaders, and to work with others. I am happy to have been part of this group.

I thought I was a good advocate for people with disabilities. Over the past week, I've been…read moreprivileged to see the staff at TLC's day program do their work. I'm helping someone make a transition into their programming. It's difficult. And then I see the amazing staff at TLC care for their clients... and it's somehow with love and compassion and professionalism. Many people here have multiple disabilities including blindness and the team cares for each one of them in such a positive way. It is incredible to see them who show up every day. I would give the staff a billion stars here if I could.

I'm reviewing this as a donor, not as a recipient…read more I like to come here not only to donate food items, but also reusable bags because like many of us, I have wayyyyy too many. They can use your reusable bags more than you think. I was leaving one time and a lady's paper or plastic bag broke from all the food she had received. The reusable bags make for a sturdier option for people receiving food assistance here. There are two ladies here who are either Persian or Armenian and they are consistently sweet to me. Julius is also a helpful addition to the team. Additionally, this place has services here like a little free farmer's market on certain days of the week. They host seasonal celebrations for holidays and things like Back to School that are free for those receiving services. They usually have free meals and giveaways at these events. If you're looking for somewhere to donate in the West Valley area (particularly if you want to get rid of some reusable bags), please consider FRC.

This is an amazing organisation serving the San Fernando Valley. Fantastic Staff and they make each…read moreperson feel seen and valued. They have events throughout the year as well as daily offerings of food and clothing( Saturday and Sunday they are closed).