It's difficult to review a community theater, rather than an individual performance but I will give…read moreit a shot... In background, I've probably seen a dozen shows here over the last 8 years. They've ranged from classics to experimental and from dramas to musicals. While the shows obviously vary in quality, I've always enjoyed them and been impressed by the acting. Compared to other community theater I've been to, this is a notch above. The building itself has an intimate and historical feel. It was built in 1934 in a Mediterranean style. The seating is a bit worn and may be cramped if you're a larger person but the acoustics are great and the sight lines are good from everywhere. There's not a bad seat in the house. There are snacks and drinks for intermission and, as has become increasingly common, you can pre-order. The bathrooms are in the building next door but it's a very short walk. All in all, a charming little theater with good plays.

Palo Alto, Ca. Cute…read morecenter to celebrate life milestones and bdays. Location: D Near Stanford in a conjested residential. Roads/Parking: F None. Park near the houses and walk. Cost: Unknown. Dont know how much it cost to rent. Overall: A The garden is pretty. Nice huge tree in the front. Segregating groups can be challenging as venue space is small. Safe traveling. Shameless IG plug @cigarcpa

Dirty restrooms in the theater building, women's restroom was not working. The staff was very rude…read moreand came one hour late after the booking. In the last minute they charged us extra for opening the big dressing room, which was not specified in the contract before.

Rented this room for my murder mystery birthday party in December. It went fantastic. The space was…read morehuge and perfect. Took a little time to open the door because I had to find the person with the keys, but other than that- perfect!

Original Eichler Community Center, wonderfully preserved in a neighborhood of Eichlers. You can…read morefind these clusters easily with google maps by looking for neighborhoods with flat white roofs. Like other Eichlers, the building is abnormally and deceptively low to the earth with a wide sturdy footprint. The post and beam construction allows for larger windows and long-lasting durability. On closer approach you begin to notice a masterclass in natural, intimate lighting. You cannot go into the Montessori space unless your child is attending but if you ever have a chance to go into and Eichler you will be shocked by how well lit the inside is and how different natural light gradients make the space feel large, light, and comforting. I took a picture of an empty room and you can see how awesome the natural lighting is. The pool has a newer clubhouse designed in 2018 that complements the old community center in design. It has more modern bathrooms and changing facilities. The pool has a membership fee but it is clean and well maintained. You can't access the interior publicly so not worth coming unless you are a architecture diehard.

The Greenmeadow Community Association is primarily for those families who live right here in the…read moresurrounding Eichler neighborhood, but they also offer associate swim memberships. We've been looking for a new swimming option, so I recently came by to check out Greenmeadow. In short it's a quaint neighborhood pool setup -- midday Saturday there were a few lanes blocked off for the lap swimmers while probably 2/3 of the pool was being used for kid and family play. There was a lifeguard on duty, but otherwise the feel was only a half-step more professional than a friend's backyard pool party. So that might sound like an insult to some, but the quiet familiar atmosphere actually holds a lot of appeal for me at this point (in contrast to say the Pacific Athletic Club, Decathalon Club, or other industrial-grade places we've been swimming at for the past few years). Associate membership runs $925 per family for the March-October season, so not insignificant, but reasonable if you're going to swim a lot. They are currently running a wait list of approximately one year. I haven't decided yet whether or not to throw our name on the list, but it's a pretty compelling option.

I go regularly. I take a movement class called NIA, a pilates reformer ckass, pickleball…read moreclasses/play, workout at the gym, do sauna and use the R&R room for massage chairs, leg compression and massage guns...

The JCC repeatedly allows disruptive noise from its field with no effective supervision or…read moreenforcement. This includes activity occurring outside of legal noise hours. At 6:00 a.m., we were woken by extremely loud, continuous banging from the JCC field--noise intense enough to sound like someone breaking down our door. Although the JCC was contacted, and has been contact multiple times before, the disturbance pattern continues. This behavior has occurred multiple times and reflects a clear repeated offense, not an isolated incident. For a facility operating in a residential neighborhood, this level of disregard for city noise ordinances and neighboring residents is unacceptable. The JCC has demonstrated an ongoing failure to manage its activities responsibly. It is rude and against the law according to Palo Alto Police.

The Hub at Stanford Research Park Summer Celebrations! @The…read moreHub at SRP Palo Alto CA Thur 6/8/23 © The name says it all ~ it's The Hub! This is a newer building within the Stanford Research Park that was designed to have a unified space for community gatherings. The Hub is a central location for the Stanford Research Park SRP. It's located at the intersection of Porter, Hillview, and Hanover. It boasts a large event space, the outside wrap around terrace and hosts Coupa Café and Mike's Bikes. Today, On Thursday June 8 2023, there's a Summer Celebration Event, with various performances, light bites, music & dancing. It's dubbed Celebrating Cultures. Participants include Mosaic America, Flying Angels Chinese Dance Company, House of Samba with James Henry, plus cultural crafts, activities, and complimentary refreshments! Stanford Research Park is celebrating 70 years of innovation! Complimentary appetizers, desserts & non-alcoholic beverages provided by Stanford Research Park. Meals, beer & wine available for purchase from Coupa Café. On the land between Califirnia Ave and VA Hospital, a large chunk of property within Palo Alto limits belongs to Stanford. Here, In the 1950s, leaders within the City of Palo Alto & Stanford University formed partnership by creating Stanford Research Park, annexing SRP lands into the City of Palo Alto to generate significant tax revenues for the County, City & Palo Alto Unified School District. It is a technology park established in 1951 as a joint initiative between Stanford University and the City of Palo Alto. It covers 700 acres & has 10 million square feet of commercial real estate. It has more than 150 companies, including Hewlett-Packard, Tesla Motors, TIBCO and VMware. It has been called an engine for Silicon Valley. Stanford Research Park is surrounded by Page Mill Rd, south west of El Camino Real & extending beyond Foothill Expwy to Arastradero Rd. Upcoming SRP Summer Celebrations: ~ Celebrating Cultures June 8 ~ Celebrating Sustainability July 6 ~ Celebrating STEM August 3 *Someone to hold me tight That would be very nice Someone to love me right That would be very nice Someone to sing to me Some little samba song And samba through life with me! [ Review #768 w 11 pix on June 8, 2023 ] Summer Celebrations! @The Hub at Stanford Research Park Palo Alto CA Thur 6/8/23 Complimentary refreshments! @The Hub at Stanford Research Park Palo Alto CA Thur 6/8/23

We hosted a Celebration of Life event here, and everything went very smoothly. The rental cost was…read morevery reasonable too. The grounds and the El Palo Alto room were very clean and tidy. All staff members were very helpful and kind. They have a loading dock straight to the back of the kitchen for easy decor and catering loading. Ceiling projector worked perfectly, and AV was easy to hook up. The ceiling speakers had a weird echo and were difficult to hear, so I recommend bringing your own speakers if you're hosting a large event. We were able to set out round dining tables for nearly 170 guests for lunch, and there was plenty of space for everyone, plus a buffet line, bar, beverage station, and some activity stations. They had plenty of furniture for us to use - all of it was kept in great shape, and easy to set up. The automatic roller shades were easy to use, and the AC worked great once we had the correct temperature and settings dialed in. Our event was on a very hot day in August, but the room was very comfortable. The facility coordinator John was amazing and super helpful for our day-of setup and teardown needs and questions.

It's always nice here , the service is great by John , the quality of the place is new, the…read morebathrooms are clean and it's great having ADa's cafe next to center to get all your snacks!! Very good value with free library on site , amazing staff. And there's tennis courts!!

A hidden gem. Highly recommend this co-working space for anyone looking for a laid back, friendly,…read moreand affordable (I mean it's free!) co-working space. Lovely people. Just come by and walk in the door any weekday to check it out. If you're looking for a private cubicle it's not the right fit, but if you're looking for a community where people support each other and eat lunch together, it is. Bonus for diversity: there are more women and parents here than I've ever seen at another coworking space. Seriously, come and support this amazing community that is offering a free coworking space in South Bay.

From the owner: We provide a community centered work space that cares about more than just the company or title our…read moremembers have. We make community feel like neighbors again.

What a great place to spend an afternoon at the pool, or Jollly Cork bar, or time at the well…read moreequipped gym, or racket ball/squash courts, or pool room with friends. Food & bar are good, and membership fees reasonably priced, and the Fellowship unbeatable. Our family loves belonging to this Elks Lodge!

Had a girl scout party here. Paid $200 for 3 hours and you can bring in outside food but not…read moredrinks. The bar has pitchers of shirley temples though and free water. We got 3 pitchers for $14 which is pretty good! Girls had a blast!

This community center is a beautiful center with great people and activities, this is not the same…read morecommunity center as in Edgewood Washington where poor management and racist policies are apparent

The venue itself is great. We had our wedding reception here May 2025. However the manager named…read moreMatthew couldn't be bothered for anything. If you write him on a Monday he won't respond until Friday and vaguely at that. He was so hard to contact. He made the preparation process very difficult and added more stress. When we had a one on one in person, this man showed no interest while presenting the hall. He seemed like he had better things to do. No politeness, no smiling whatsoever, no kindness. Rushed us through the layout options, we emailed him two weeks before the wedding the finalized layout and he didn't respond until the night before the wedding. After telling us he would work with us due to the time he still didn't have the right set up on the day of. My husband fixed it the day of. Terrible customer service on his part. We had a slideshow, requested his assistance and never returned with the wire for the slideshow to play on the projector. You shouldn't be working for a community center if you're not helpful to your community. Rude. Disgustingly distasteful with your communication. The space itself earned the two stars, that guy Matthew ruined my wedding prep. Super annoying. I wouldn't treat people that way.