Always great place for fitness 50+ especially variety and availability. Highly recommend chair…read moreStrength and chair yoga

Great place for seniors. Excellent facilities for sports, classes, weights, etc. lunches served by…read morevolunteers are very tasty and around $4-5.

I was in search of a caffeine fix on a little road trip through East Texas when I stumbled upon the…read moreadorable little town of Terrell! I was headed to the highly rated local coffee shop, The Terrell Coffee Co, which was excellent - but the numerous incredibly intricate murals on almost all the buildings invited me to linger a bit and explore. So instead of grabbing my coffee and hitting the road as originally planned, I did just that - I sipped my Brown Butter Banana Latte while I stretched my legs and read about all the historic murals I managed to pass by on my little jaunt.  The town is small but very quaint and welcoming and the murals are certainly worth a stop if you're in the area. And bonus fun fact - this is the hometown of actor Jamie Foxx! And yup, there's a mural of him on one of the historic buildings of course lol!  There are around 16 murals total I think - and there were helpful walking route maps in the downtown area. They were painted by nearby artists Sunny Delipsey and Charlie Bullock in an effort to capture the early history of the town and they certainly do a wonderful job of that. Near most of the murals I passed by, there were little history information signs about each one with interesting details. So it's definitely worth a gander if you have some time to explore.  The town was established in 1873 as a railroad town for the Texas and Pacific Railroad line. Another interesting bit of Terrell history is that the "No. 1 British Flying Training School" was actually located here during WWII, tasked with training British Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots during the war - how random is that?? That they would train British pilots in this tiny Texas town?? I enjoyed my brief sojourn in Terrell and would recommend a stop here for anyone passing by!

I came here for a graduation party. Great place inside the building and open field/patio style…read moreoutside. If I remember correctly, it's about $70/hr and the max amount of people is about 150. Right next to the building is the pool, behind it are where the stores are. It's very nice and clean here. They have pool and ping pong tables also. I would recommend this place if you're looking for a venue for a gathering about 150 people.

1st return visit after $15.9 million remodel from 2021 bond program. WOW! Seeing all the new stuff…read moreyou almost forget how dated it was before. Much better looking from ceiling to floors. See photos. Another rec center is closer to home and will go there to save drive time. But nice to have an option for a newer location. Appears all the exercise equipment on 2d floor has been replaced with same models just new ones. One needs to bring own lock for lockers or buy one from rec center. Too much to list here but do a Google search to review all the improvements made visible and behind the scenes (roof/HVAC/plumbing)

It is a beautiful facility with all types of amenities including, hot water for showers after a…read moregood workout or swim! Plus, the employees are very friendly and helpful, and willing to go the extra mile if you don't understand something. The facility and the people are amazing: Thank you !!

This is a really nice facility. I came here for a free Tai Chi class that was offered as part of…read morethe Healthier Texas Challenge. The class was amazing! The instructor was a great communicator and demonstrated the steps in the simplest form making it easy for a beginner like me to follow along. I was actually sore the next day! The facility is quite large and offers a variety of services. We were in a large room with tall floor to ceiling windows that faces the park. It was nice to be able to see outside and enjoy the greenery. However, this also meant that the instructor was backlit. She did not turn on the lights in the room. This was okay for me, but it probably would have been better if she has turned on the lights so that we could see her better. In the hallway, there were a lot of paintings on display and they were actually for sale. They highlighted local artists and several of their works. The paintings were priced around $250. It is very reasonable considering the cost of canvas, paint, frame, and the creativity and labor that goes into the work. The front desk staff were helpful. I stopped by there first, and one woman staff member was kind enough to walk me to the room where my class took place. The gym has several of these large rental room spaces, but it also has a gym with treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, and machines The City of Richardson allows access to this facility and Heights located in opposite sides of Hey 75 for an annual fee of $70 to residents, even less if you are a senior. You can also get a membership if you aren't a resident of the city. It costs a few dollars more. It's a great deal since most commercial gyms cost $100 a month compared to the price here for an entire year! The hours change, so it is best to check the web or call the main number. It's usually open until 10pm on weeknights, excluding Fridays, but closes earlier on the weekends.

As a Richardson resident, the city will mail out letters occasionally that will provide for two…read morefree rolls of the blue bags. These blue bags are how the city picks up recycling at our curb once a week. I had such a letter and needed to get some blue bags. They are fairly inexpensive to buy if you don't happen to have a letter. The woman at the counter was so pleasant and cheerful! Richardson is a great city to live in. We are lucky to have such great city services: trash pickup twice per week and recycling pickup once per week. Also a Babic- Brush and Bulky Item Collection can be scheduled for larger bulky trash items (furniture, old appliances, etc) weighing over 50 pounds, brush and tree trimmings, etc. The pickup day is the same as your recycling day. This varies depending on where you live within the city. You can go to the city website www.cor.net for more information or to schedule your bulky pickup. There is also a phone app "My Richardson" where you can also schedule through. So convenient and easy!

This was my first time here. I must say once inside seeing and looking upon history gave me a lot…read moreof pride. However, I wished the whole facility was taken care off better; especially for the man who spoke, preached and lived out harmony between all people. I graded it a 5 for WHATS on the inside

Ja was nice and had my regular service completed and suggested tire rotation. I appreciate the…read morespace when waiting for a service to be completed.

Bad customer service, ever since the new manager Carson and Greg came in, they don't want the moms…read moreinside the recreation center, they were very rude, chasing them all away, they left all the girls and boys without extra curricular dance activities. It is intolerant to block the dance dreams that girls and boys have. I hope the city can do something about it. They also chased away all the teachers. After three years being there quietly. So I don't recommend attending here. The staff was also very rude.

Can speak about the arena. Coached my indoor soccer team here. It's not your traditional indoor…read morearena. Not turf grass. It's all hard court and much bigger. I felt like the staff there were usually always friendly and willing to help you. Most of the staff is younger. Overall if you're looking to put your kid into trying indoor soccer, this is a good place to start recreationally.

Very clean pool & lounging areas. Bathrooms stocked & clean as well. Very competent & friendly…read morestaff. Lifeguards EVERYWHERE! Nice music level. You've got it all going on!!

I am writing this review based solely on the usage on the facilities courtesy of Saginaw Public…read moreLibrary summer programs. THANK YOU for extending the use of the gym to the community as it is SO hot outside, I'm grateful for a spacious and air conditioned space to enjoy our Summer Reading events. From what I have seen this is a clean building and the front desk attendants have all been friendly every time we have visited. Great place!

Wonderful non-profit agency that strives to improve the lives of Collin County residents by…read morechanneling the knowledge, skills and volunteer efforts of over 900 women. Their events are always fabulous and their fundraisers make it possible for dozens of other non-profits to operate succesfully. They accept monetary and in-kind donations year-round. If you're interested in joining they accept application via their website every April-June of the year. Highly recommended.

From the owner: The Junior League of Collin County, formerly known as Junior League of Plano, is an organization of…read morewomen committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

The place is amazing I love to work out here my only complaint is that there is no early morning…read moreworkout classes if they had this it would be a perfect 5 stars

Farmers Branch has a great community recreation center. It's newly renovated and has a no nonsense,…read moreno frills community of people who work out there. We also found a wonderful personal trainer Bradley Teague @ultraform_training that has taken my wife and I in for "couples" training sessions. He has flexible training packages. After several sessions we are both very challenged and engaged. As people who have no prior gym regimen / minimal exercise, Bradley has worked with us to build some endurance, and a long term commitment to exercise.