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Recreation Centers in East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Avonworth Community Park photos
Avonworth Community Park, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Mt. Lebanon Swim Center photos
Mt. Lebanon Swim Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Lauri Ann West Community Center photos
Lauri Ann West Community Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Boyd Community Center is an independent nonprofit organization, offering cultural, educational and recreational classes, camps, workshops and special events. Founded in 1982, the center serves the six municipalities that comprise the Fox Chapel Area School District in Pittsburgh, including Aspinwall, Blawnox, Fox Chapel, Indiana Township, OHara and Sharpsburg, as well as the surrounding areas. It offers a wide variety of classes for children, including ballet, soccer, storybook art, Latin rhythms, baking, football, hockey, self-defense workshop, yoga, drawing and painting, sculpture, and conference week art camp. The center also offers adult classes and workshops, including drawing, beading, writing, calligraphy, meditation, yoga, Pilates, ballroom dance, Ikebana and Feng Shui. Boyd Community Center includes various clubs and groups, such as just for ladies, quilters, watercolor workshop and a sanctioned bridge game.
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Emanuel United Methodist Church photos
Emanuel United Methodist Church, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Trees Hall photos
Trees Hall, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Upper St Clair Community Recreation Center photos
Upper St Clair Community Recreation Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Township of Upper St. Clair, founded in 1788, is a 10.5 sq. mile, primarily residential community (19,000+ residents) located 10 miles southwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This family-oriented community boasts an award-winning school district, excellent recreation, a safe environment and caring staff and residents. Upper St. Clair has been named one of the Top Ten Best Places to Live by U.S. News & World Report.
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Phillips Park Community Recreation Center photos
Phillips Park Community Recreation Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Franklin Ridge Estates photos
Franklin Ridge Estates, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Play Town Square photos
Play Town Square, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Bellefield Hall Fitness Center photos
Bellefield Hall Fitness Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Jefferson Recreation Center photos
Jefferson Recreation Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Great Puzzle Pursuit photos
The Great Puzzle Pursuit, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Dixon Field photos
Dixon Field, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Magee Recreation Center photos
Magee Recreation Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Fox Chapel Racquet Club photos
Fox Chapel Racquet Club, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Mt Lebanon Ice Center photos
Mt Lebanon Ice Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Mt. Lebanon is spread across more than six square miles of Western Pennsylvanias hills. Located in Pittsburg, Pa., the community offers a wide range of facilities, including an ice center. The ice center organizes several hockey league programs. It offers a senior hockey league for adults 25 years and older. In addition, the ice center has a studio rink that promotes quickness in passing, skating, shooting and stick handling. The facility has a seating for more than 700 and includes a regulation 200-by-85-foot main rink and a 60-by-80-foot studio rink. The ice center organizes several leagues, such as developmental ice hockey, freshman spring, the MT. Lebanon adult league and high school summer hockey league.
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Sampson Family YMCA photos
Sampson Family YMCA, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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In business for more than 150 years, YMCA of Metropolitan Pittsburgh is a nationally affiliated character building social service agency. Based in Pittsburgh, Pa., it focuses on program services for individuals and families. The agency offers services, such as adult leagues, adult/youth swimming lessons, life guarding, child development/care and environmental education, to name a few. YMCA of Metropolitan Pittsburgh conducts various programs including, enrichment for seniors/youth, camping and health/wellness, among others. The agency is a partner of Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Brookline Memorial Park & Recreation Center photos
Brookline Memorial Park & Recreation Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Brookline Recreation Center and Memorial Park plays a key role in keeping Brookline's residents in shape and offers a community meeting space. The pool has been closed since 2003, but there's still plenty to do: inside and outside basketball courts, ball fields, a soccer field. Yoga, boxing and Pilates are also offered. The rec center houses a weight machine room and cardio equipment.

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Robert Morris University Island Sports Center photos
Robert Morris University Island Sports Center, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Cherry Court Studios photos
Cherry Court Studios, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Cherry Court Studios is for children ages 10 and up who love to draw. Classes are small each student is mentored according to his/her unique personality, learning style and combination of talents.The Cherry Court curriculum is one of the few programs designed for the unique developmental needs of middle school. During the school year, classes meet once a week, 14 weeks per semester. Each class is 1 hour long. Classes for grades seven, eight, and nine are followed by an optional 45 minute open studio.To make the most progress, students should plan to attend at least two semesters and come to class regularly. Classes meet after school, evenings, and on Saturdays. In addition, workshops are available during the summer. One workshop provides the instructional hours of one-half semester.
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