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.

From the owner: Baby showers, birthday parties, weddings, fitness classes, dance classes, church services. Note,…read morehours listed are potential rental hours, not when visitors can view the space. Email info@oella.org for visitation hours.

This place is fancy! I don't know how long it's been here, but it looks fairly new. Apparently it's…read morepart of the other Prince George's sports learning complex centers. It's got a swimming pool in there. You've got a room for indoor cycling, it's got an indoor track, strength training, basketball cords, and anything you would expect to find at a gym. I was here to do a PT test for an applicant. The indoor track is 10 laps for 1 mi. It's not too big but it will do. Oh and it's also got a hot tub And a little cafe where you can buy drinks and snacks.

Nice location great for families. The workers at the main entrance were kind and very helpful. They…read morehave multiple rooms you can use for birthday events.

I'm giving this super-modest community center a whopping 5 STARS. If I could give it a 10, I…read morereally would! It's totally old-school and that's why I like it. I used to work in the fitness industry for well over 10 years. In my former career, I was as a personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and also part of the fitness management team. I've been to facilities all over the USA, including South America, Europe and the Caribbean. I have quite the insight about fitness equipment, brands, what motivates people, and so forth. My point is, this modest facility has everything one could possibly need, but without all the overly- pretentious- unecessary-fluff and without the weirdos. They offer plenty of cardio options. The ellipticals were modern, in perfect condition, smooth and well maintained. Treadmills were smooth. Recumbent bikes and spin bikes were available. As I was checking in on yelp, there was a Spin class in progress. Folks were respectful on the indoor track. Interactive sports was a whole vibe! There were several pick-up basketball games happening, like 2 or 3 going on. And folks were talking plenty of smack! I was low-key watching the basketball drama as I was walk-jogging around the indoor track. Totally entertaining and hilarious. It was awesome! 2 Pickleball games were happening as well as volleyball games. In another room there was also a bunch of tables, I think it was a ping-pong room...?? They also offer an indoor skate night. I have no idea what that means or when it happens, lol!! I just saw a bunch of signs for skate rental, and a bunch of racks which housed thick plastic covers for the floor, I guess to make it smooth for indoor skating?? They have a machine weights circuit, a free weight/squat and leg press room, another weight room with dumbbells and other free weight exercise machines. There was an area for group-ex classes, so lighter dumbbells, steps, stretch mats, bands, weighted bars. I used this area to use the hand-held weights, cool down and stretch. And plenty of space on the side of the indoor track to do your own thing. I saw folks practicing volleyball, pickleball, and just independent exercises. This "community center" truly has it all and seriously, competitively compares to other fitness facilities in the area. It may not be as sleek, posh, and modern as your overly-priced $80 - $200 per month facilities, and lacks towel service, steam room, sauna, and locker rooms. However, the equipment is the same! And you have an indoor track, which most gyms do not offer and plenty of social and interactive sports. I came on a Wednesday evening after work, and it was not overly crowded inside. Outside parking was a pinch tricky, but I was able to secure a spot. I enjoyed working out here. I would like to come here once or twice per month, to offset the monotony of my current X-Sport, recently bought out by LA Fitness gym membership that has a lot of run-down, broken equipment for months without repair. It reminds me of going to the campus gym in my college years. Very nostalgic! Anyways...highly recommend.

This facility works for indoor track events. That's one major part of this center. It is strange…read morethat this is connected to a couple schools. There's a community center. I'll say it definitely needs to be upgraded. Time is back in the day there, with outdated options for especially young folks. There is good parking here. Before you laugh, Arlington is known for this being a major challenge. For once you can pull in, without a meter or parallel parking! There's some okay basketball hoops here. Also little kids will enjoy the climbing and playground equipment. This is a family friendly place. My hope is they will update it in the near term.

The address listed in Yelp is for the Potomac Community Center. This community center is located on…read moreMarlboro Race Track Road. Now that's out the way, wow, I can't believe that I have lived in gorgeous PG my entire life and never knew about this area, let alone the community center. It is off of Pennsylvania Ave., and if you go over the bridge toward the courthouse you have gone too far! There is a small windy road that leads to the center. There are tennis courts a large field, and of course the community center. It is a nice size, with a small gym pool table, etc.. The staff were friendly and helpful. I am so happy that I found it and will be back!

They have a lot of activities for everyone. I enjoy the Zumba classes, and the line dancing with…read moreKathy is entertaining. And I know it will be better when I remember which foot or direction to go. The front desk people are accommodating in telling you the schedules of the classes. The center is clean, and the classes are a low fee for drop-ins.

I plan to become a member of this beautiful community center. Today they had Easter activities that…read morewere great for children: Face painting, exotic animals, crafts, Easter Bunny, Easter Egg hunt, & a skate party! When I got there ladies seemed to be in a dance party...it was Zumba & it sounded so hot! I WILL be back!

Had a fun time playing basketball there on Wednesday nights with a group of adults. Everyone gets…read morealong and friendly environment

Do not go to the playground after 5pm. Teenagers who are breaking all rules, lack any parenting,…read moreand are overall horrible examples for any child, have taken over, and it appears they've been allowed to do so by management. This place is unmonitored and such a devastating loss of a safe resource for kids who are there for the right reasons. Frederick Douglass would be horribly disappointed in these youth. Arrogant, acting a fool, completely missing the point of the theme, and an awful and embarrassing representation of Loudoun County. They were belligerent, swearing, and acting a fool in front of young children. Way to go "parents." It makes me ill thinking of the lack of civic knowledge amongst these kids. Blatantly stomping on hard earned tax payer dollars with this once fabulous community resource. What an absolute shame. I will never go back and never take a class here either.

Okay Landover! This community center is right near where my friend just moved to a few years ago…read more After a day of working at his place, he wanted to work out, and invited me to join him at his local gym in this community center. I had no idea what to expect as I had never been! We were able to walk from his spot -- a good 10-15 minute walk I'd say. It also happened to be Early Voting day, so we saw plenty of signs on our way in. Once inside, I saw a sign for all these classes they have, including swimming, tennis, archery, dance... it's quite the variety! I also saw a bunch of rooms down the hall, which I imagine are used for a myriad of activities. We had to check in at the desk, and then we made our way to the gym. It's got everything you need -- TVs that occasionally play music (someone was blasting go-go on a bluetooth speaker, that was fine lol), plenty of treadmills and other cardio machines, plenty of dumbbells, and machines targeting specific muscle groups. My friend and I were there for a good 90 minutes or so, so it definitely had everything we needed. In fact, I'm still pretty sore now! It's great for the locals, and I believe it's ~$120 for a full year's membership. Not bad when comparing to most other places! If you happen to be in the area, give it a shot.

This new, small community center in Hyattsville (Landover, off 202) is the best thing going! It…read morejust opened in October 2016, and offers a beautiful, small gym, fitness classes, meeting spaces, and probably more things that I missed. I love that they feature artwork from local youth, and the kids seem to be using it well. The parking here is super easy, and not crowded. It's nestled in a neighborhood of apartments, so there are always kids playing here. I love the vibe. I'll be back for more classes, for sure.

I had such an amazing time here last night for Movie Night. They showed a special presentation of…read moreThe Wiz in honor of Juneteenth. This hall is conveniently located within walking distance from the historic Savage Mills. I love that this hall is used for great events that your family, friends and even pets can enjoy. All ages, ethnicities and cultures gather here for a great time for festivals, food trucks, movie nights and even Christmas Tree lightings. Bring the family and enjoy!

It was my first time inside. It's very nice inside. I went to Juneteenth Event. The event was nice.read more

9/14/19 It's been several years since I have been to a…read morewedding. Today; however, I attended my step-sister and brother in-law's wedding. The wedding and wedding reception were held in The Price Community Center in Easton Maryland. The wedding was supposed to start at 14:00 (2:00pm), but didn't start till about 2:17pm when the maiden of Honor entered the main hall followed by the bride. I sat there looking around and thinking about how I use to see everyone dressed up looking nice at a wedding. Today; however, it was a casual wedding and suit and tie were very few. When I was going to the The Gow School, the Male students at the time wore jacket and tie 80 percent of the time. Its probably why I don't dress up as much now a days. Anyhow, Karen appeared looking nothing like the Karen I saw many years ago at my own wedding. For those who have been married, the may have a better understanding on what could be going through the minds the bride and groom. As the wedding ceremony started, the wedding vows were said as the bride put the ring on her husband's finger...oh, did I say that wrong?...Mmm no I didn't. Things were done a little differently, but it was very nice to see. Not long after the wedding ceremony started, it was over the boyfriend girlfriend status had changed to Esposo y Esposa (Husband and Wife). The wedding reception soon started up and food tasted really good despite some of the food having added salt in it. I forget the name of the catering service, but the name will be in one of the photos I took. When people had eaten and drunk enough, the dancing soon began. Rock Me Mama Like A Wagon Wheel, Wobble Baby Wobble and one other song were fun songs to watch people dance to. The song called Wobble by V.I.C was old school dance I had forgotten the dance steps to, but t ok at us okay, because the ladies in the video forgot the steps too. After the slow dancing to country dance songs, more bridal photos took place. People lined up for single and group shots with the bride. During one of the group shots, a spider wanted to get in on the action and would have landed on the bride or the maid of honor. I decided screams of fear might not be a good thing for a wedding. The spider was upset with me. The Price Community Center isn't a very big place, but it certainly had enough room for this wedding. I am glad we went to this wedding because I wouldn't have known what I would be missing if we did not go. One of the things that stood out for me, is the bride's new tattoo shoulder/arm which showed clearly from her wedding dress. Karen is now the first bride j have ever seen showing off her tattoo. It was after the bride, that I started noticing most of the guests at the wedding had tattoos as well. I wonder when my wife might get one? Seeing the mixed interracial couples at the wedding was nice to see too. The interior design for the wedding were set to the colors of the Dallas Cowboys even though Karen the bride calls herself a Pittsburgh Steelers fan...I don't know, did she change teams? Finally the cutting of the cake came. The cake was made of blue frosting and the bride and groom were the only two people I saw eat it. The spilling of the cake on themselves marks a whole new world of adventures into marriage world. After the cake/cupcakes a final slow dance took place 30 minutes later. The wedding was beautifully put together. I am glad they picked The Price Community Center for their wedding. I look forwards to seeing the photos of what others came up for their wedding. Great times here.