Little House Activity Center

Have been a member for 18 years and it has always been a warm welcoming and safe atmosphere. the locations is accessible by car and public transport with plenty of parking.

I attended a class as a drop-​in. Although the class was fine & I will probably attend again as a drop-​in student in the next few months, I did find the experience a little interesting. I read on-​line that my drop-​in class would be $ 15, but once I met the instructor, she told me the class was $ 18. I don’t know who is doing the marketing, but I found this info on another website with the Little House exercise calendar:
NEW OFFER!
Let our front desk receptionist know that you’ve joined our *** group and your first fitness class will be FREE! Just provide your name, what class you’ll be attending, and go get your sweat on! We’ll see you soon :)
Even though the receptionist walked me to the room & I asked about this offer, the instructor still asked me for $ 18.

This place is wonderful! A great place to come, for people of all ages. They offer a wide range of classes and activities, and their lunch is inexpensive, good and healthy.
You don’t have to be a member to enjoy their facilities, but members get a lot of discounts for both food and classes. The people here are friendly, and there is always someone to chat with.

This is such a beautiful place! and how exciting, now they have opened up their classes etc for all ages, not just seniors, though it will still remain a great place for seniors to enjoy bridge, movies, classes, massage, fitness, meals
If you want to see what’s available, go to
then click on Little House.

This review is specifically for the Reiki class offered by the the group All About Reiki (AAR), which is more accessible to people of all ages, though I’ve been in the building a few times and the people seem nice.
So first off — the target clientelle for this building is for an older generation… I’m thinking 60+ years old. While the facilities are open to the entire community, I would say the people working and staffing the place are there to provide a service to the community.
The group AAR does reiki services in this activity center and has offers some free reiki demos as well as a promo on «Reiki Tuesday» (they handed out 50%-off coupons during these demos).
The service they provide falls strictly under «alternative healing» or «energy healing», and while I as a scientist and skeptic can’t comment much as to *how* it works, there’s definitely some merit that *things are happening*.
For what its worth, I’ve seen people acquiring a sense of peace and tranquility from the service, and I’d liken it more as guided meditation than anything else, but the group is just starting off and I hope they do succeed. :-)
PS — Marilyn from AAR is awesome!

This is an amazing center! They originally were for seniors but a few years ago they opened for the entire community (members get a discount on activities and other perks.) There is still a wealth of information and senior activities here but there is more, a lot more.
From Jazzercise to yoga, jewelry making to learning Portuguese, it is the place to go.
Membership is also very affordable, $ 50 a year! And when you are a member you can rent the facilities. They have a beautiful courtyard that would make an excellent wedding venue! Everything is well appointed and clean, including the restrooms! The lobby is gorgeous.