Love coming here for community events! The Dunbar holds a great significance to the black Tucson…read morecommunity as it was Tucson's segregated school for African American students until desegregation in 1951, and I'm glad to see that it's being preserved and utilized to uplift the community in the current day. There's multiple events held here monthly, including The Slide Society's line dance classes on Thursday nights at 6PM, which I really enjoy! In addition to this, there's also the barbershop and school that lives here, a healthy food prep restaurant I think, various community classes, and even the "Connections That Count" events that take place at 5 PM every first Wednesday that target, various themes and aim to build a better community (ABC) through fellowship and networking. There's really so many great things to say about the Dunbar and community events that occur here! Definitely worth checking out.

What makes this place special is its history. Do yourself a favor, go to their website, and read…read morethe About section. I'd be doing it a disservice by trying to summarize it. Currently it serves as a community center, a school, a barber academy, and it rents space out to artists and dancers and educators and even a publishing house! They have some great community programs and I was there for the Free Vegan Cooking class. The speaker, I believe her name is Rosie Kennedy, was great; equal parts knowledgeable and warm and engaging. She broke down a topic that can be daunting and demo'd a couple of recipes. Highly recommend signing up for any of her future programs if they (hopefully!!) have them. The space itself is not great for a cooking lecture because it's not a kitchen. The speaker did an amazing job, especially with all the constraints but she could have really benefitted from a more functional set-up. The room feels like its seen better days but they do have this super cool canvas wrapped around 2 of the walls that documents the history of the local African American community and the Dunbar. All in all I really appreciate having this resource in the community and look forward to their future programs!

No point going to a public park when the grass that kept it cool is gone and the water is shut off…read moreand they are cutting down trees. What is the point of the public park.

I don't know if this is the parks and recreation, for class registration. But I have to write a…read morerecord for miss stephanie. She was very personable and very helpful. She was also very nice. My daughter, kaliey, and I are very thankful to you for helping us sign up for the kidco after school program. Thanks you!

Great pool, clean and well kept. Locker rooms and showers are in good condition and the weight and…read moreaerobic machine room is great with a fabulous picture window facing the Catalina Mountains. The weight machines are new and I like that they are the type where each arm is independent forcing you to use both sides of your body equally.

The staff is so nice, especially the daycare staff. I'm so glad they offer childcare services for…read morethe time you're using the gym. I've used the basketball courts, tennis courts, the gym and the pool and I'm very satisfied with the condition of everything. This YMCA is not new by any means but they have kept up the condition of the equipment. I also appreciate they have community events such as a trunk or treat coming up. It's a nice way to get connected with your local community.

The staff is exceptional. The showers are always clean and very safe. I only wish that I could go 5…read moretimes a week. But, I do not have transportation.

The "lazy river" was a huge attraction, but it has been restricted to 13 year olds and up…read more The waterfalls no longer operate. The lap lanes have extended farther into the pool area, closing off the deeper end of the pool, and reducing the available areas to only a small shallow section. Very disappointing. It's all good if that's how you want to run your operation, but you are misleading the public with these restrictions. Whoever is overseeing this should provide accurate information outside of the building and online.

Had a wonderful experience with Sargent Gibson, my wife and I took a car seat training class which…read morewas very helpful and informative for the proper way of installing a child car seat. She was extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly, and it helped us with the confidence to make sure our godchildren are safe.

Terribly disappointing - couldn't be bothered to come to south Pima county .... It took 3 phone…read morecalls and 5 hours for a gunshot into a residential home . But 2 days later I was in Vail my car was parked in the shade I ran in for dog food and had my windows down and breeze and Sherrif called entice and was able to wait for me to come out and had answered the call of a crabby lady who was totally wrong about my dogs . . 4 widows down a huge amount in the biggest suv in theatre and not hot but they could call me and admonish me and spend 45 minutes on that

Loved the Reid park zoo and saw the playground on the way in so when we left the zoo we stopped…read morehere for my son to play. The whole park is huge but we just hung around by the playgrounds. It was super busy on a Saturday late afternoon (understandably). It was a little dirty but not terrible. I've worked with kids of all ages for years so I'm not like overly irked by kids behavior but wow they were wild, terrible language, breaking apart a tree and swinging a giant branch around, overall just playing rough with no regard to other kids trying to play. Maybe just not a good place to take a toddler or might just be the specific day we went. But don't think I'd be back for that reason.

Beautiful winter sunny day at Reid park for the annual Martin Luther King march & community event…read moreat the Demester outdoor stage area . Marched. In memory &unity 3 miles around the golf course . What a multipurpose recreation area in the heart of our community . Historic baseball park , other baseball fields were having games . The zoo going through major expansion was busy too. A large pond with ducks and other birds . ( don't feed them bread the sign said ). A small train was running from the zoo around the duck pond area. Several newer playgrounds along with ramadas and tables for your private use with reservations . East side has 2 golf courses , tennis courts , recreation building with gym , various classes , and also a therapeutic outdoor pool for people with special needs" ( respectfully if that's the best description). How lucky are we to have this community recreational space !

This is for the outdoor pool they have which is located on base. The pool is decent size, they have…read morea water slide, diving boards, kiddie pool which is shaded and also lap lane. Family and kids alike can swim altogether in this pool because of its depth variations. The layout of it is somewhat like a beach type thing ( i don't know how else to explain it..lol) where you start off with ankle depth then it goes on deeper as you go farther in. There are also a lot of lounge chairs and adirondack ones and also a shaded area where you can bring in your food and have a little picnic with your family. Vending machines are also in this shaded area so you can grab your snacks and drinks while you rest from all those pool fun. Lifeguards are very attentive and they surround the whole pool perimeter so that's a plus for me since a lot of kids tend to get rowdy when they're having fun.

Finding lil kickers has been awesome for our son! We first started when he was 18 months and he is…read morenow 3.5. The coaches are awesome! They are wonderful with kids, patient, knowledgeable and fun! The parent interaction with my son has been great for him and his dad. The location is pretty far from our home but we love going. Great exercise for him and great fun!

My son loves coming to his Lil Kickers class every Saturday! The staff are so nice and welcoming at…read morethe front desk, and the coaches are very easy going with the kids and are really great at making them feel like they are a part of the whole. I truly recommend!