If you live in Columbia this is the spot to go get your tickets. I bought tickets to six flags for…read more33 dollars. I went to Columbia Association and they were charging like 47.00 dollars. Not understanding why there is a price difference, but either way. If you are trying to save money come here first.

Well- funded and staffed with opportunities for volunteers and educational facilities for…read moreafter-school participants. Summer camps are partially funded and they welcome donations and cooperative public and community collaboration.

This is part of Mountain Christian Church in Abingdon Bel Air and the main location on Mountain…read moreRoad. soon to come to Aberdeen as well. Very community oriented. Has a great children's program and they are always looking for ways to expand and support the community.Love the atmosphere go there every single week. It doesn't even feel like you're in church sometimes the atmosphere is so fun and warm. People are very friendly and that's what makes it all the better.

This place is a huge price of history dedicated to the men and women who served in the war…read more This place is huge, and displays many replicas of military members from the war. They have a few rooms that can rented for meetings, fashion/ art shows, etc. If ever in the area, and you have time, stop in.

I came here on a weekday for a conference... it's a historic-looking building with granite columns…read moreout front. There's a big general purpose room inside where the City seems to hold events. There's also many items of war memorabilia throughout. I'm not sure if it's open to the public at all, but it's pretty nice inside.

Just threw a party here for my husbands 40th birthday. I will NEVER host an even here again. I…read morethought I would but Pat is one the rudest people I've ever encountered. Pat is the person that is in charge of the hall rental. When I first met her I could tell she was rough around the edges but I took that as her just being and older person. So up until the party date she was ok. The hall is a great size and comes with round tables for seating and rectangular tables for food, gifts, cakes etc. they provide black folding chairs also. You have the option of open bar or cash bar. There are wall sconce lights around the room that dim if you choose. You do have access to the kitchen but the hall has things all around the so things can easily get mixed up. There is a podium for a band or DJ too. So all was going well until the close of the party. Instead of Pat coming to me and letting me know that it was 5 after and I need to cut the music, she went and literally pulled the plug on the DJ equipment which could have possibly ruined his equipment. I went to ask her why she did that and her response was, "look you all got this at a discounted rate. The party was over". First off the only discount offered is for vets so in actuality that no discount because the vets still have to pay dues to stay active to even get the lower rate. So my father in law is a vet and he's the one that reserved the venue. Secondly that had nothing to do with what I asked. Then she proceeded to be rude and told me to stop yelling when I was just talking to her in a normal low tone. I asked who the supervisor was and she refused to give me his name at first asking me why I wanted to know and what I wanted to complain about. Then as we were hurriedly packing up she cut the lights out. That woman does not need to work with customers at all. She needs a serious attitude adjustment. So I wouldn't recommend this place. I would rather go to a place where my dollars are valued whether "discounted" or not. Barry one of the other bar tenders was really helpful though. Maybe a few years or so down the line they will have someone else in charge of the hall rental. Someone whose personable and more professional.

My sons play for the recreational league basketball team, EDRECO, and most of their games are…read moreplayed here. The Community Centee is conveniently located off of Liberty Road. There is plenty of parking at the center. The inside is very spacious, which allows two games to be played at the same time. The benches could be a bit more comfortable and they could use a few more of them, but all and all this is a nice community center.

A nice place for a family outing!…read more Before you balk at the prices, this includes the corn maze as well as many other fun outdoor activities for kids, and the "extreme hayride." Met up with some family for a corn maze. I was not prepared for there to be a whole lore that went with it, introductory video and all. In 2025, the theme was a "Lego" world thing with us having to find the golden brick before the bad guy. I thought the video was cheesy, but my 5yo Child #2 was into it - "We gotta find the golden brick!" So, okay. The corn maze is pretty manageable, with different colored sections and a few landmarks to check off your list. I think it would be nice if there were stamps or something unique to finding them (other than being able to just tick off what you want). Each section seemed to get progressively more challenging - we got looped around a few times! A very nice plus - each new section has cold water stations so you can stay hydrated. It's labeled as accessible, but make sure your stroller or wheelchair has some shock absorbers - it's not always the smoothest of paths. I wouldn't take an umbrella stroller in here, for example. That said, Child #3 didn't seem to mind the bumps. In area around the maze, there are fun games to play, including football and baseball targets, a large slide (which is corrugated, so a little bumpy), and inflated obstacle course. There are also a few playground areas, including a pebble box (think sand box) with toys. All three of my kids enjoyed that one. The extreme hayride was fun. I thought "extreme" meant some sort of extremely spooky area we'd see, but no. The driver took us at various speeds up and down hills so that everyone in the back would slide all over the place, much to the delight of the preteens in the back with us. You will slide around and bump into people, but nothing too rough. Just be prepared for that. There are port a potties with sinks and sanitizer. There is a changing table for babies. Your entry gets you access to all of this so overall, pretty fair. CASH is king - so if you want to avoid the 2% service fee for a card, pay with cash, though they do accept cards. There is a concession stand with some very basic offerings. We got some pretzels and cider to tide us over before we left. As night fell, they lit a big bonfire for people to sit around and enjoy. Not too bad of a place to check out.

We came here as two families and had a really great time. There are a number of activities to do…read morebefore going into the corn maze that all the kids enjoyed. They do need to repair and expand the duck races though. The corn maze itself is amazing and a lot of fun. We highly recommend it. But not for toddlers.

The blackened chicken was good; cooked just right, not dried out like at other stations. The…read morebreadsticks were amazing. The head proprietor was not on site so the atmosphere was not the same but still a good experience.

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.