East Lansing Hannah Community Center

Nice art gallery upstairs and they have events.

Great community center will regularly hosted events for youth and community members. Nice gym and workout area as well.

Schedules change every week it seems. But my main issue is the fitness center. There are signs all over the place that talk about the ages of people working out. Not even joking.... But EVERY single day that I'm working out, there are a bunch of unsupervised kids hogging the equipment, dropping weights everywhere, trying to cut in on your sets, never wiping off or cleaning the equipment after they use it. I'm all about kids getting use of it, but there's no supervision.I can't imagine these kids are paying members. Front desk staff doesn't care.

It’s outside might seem very intimidating since it looks like a run-down brown building but once you get to go inside you will see many activities such as art shows and plays(almost twice weekly), there are also separate rooms with many other classes like pottery, ballet, and classes.

I've only been there to do open swim. The pool seemed fine, but for some reason, there was very loud music playing, which I'm sure contributed to my 19 month old granddaughter being nervous. Kids playing loudly was totally expected, but the loud music was unnecessary. Plan to try again because we'd like to get her into swimming lessons. There also wasn't any clear signage about changing areas or anything. Just signs saying to shower first, but the shower water was ice cold, and the door didn't lock either. Hopefully, we just went to the wrong place. I'll definitely be looking into other options. Basically, we went through a lot (getting everything together, buying new swim diapers, loading up, driving, and paying money) just to be disappointed.