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Judson Robinson, Jr. Community Center
Your hub for community, learning, and play in the heart of Houston's Museum District.
5(5 reviews)
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Services Offered
Community Events and Programs
Hosts free and low-cost activities like STEM workshops, chess tournaments, and educational sessions for all ages.
Fitness and Recreation Classes
Offers strength training, pickleball sessions, and other fitness programs in a welcoming, instructor-led environment.
Event Venue Rental
Provides clean, modern spaces for private events, tournaments, and community gatherings with friendly staff support.
Playground and Outdoor Facilities
Features a rarely crowded playground and outdoor areas for family fun and relaxation in a scenic setting.
Educational Workshops
Includes architecture mentoring programs, STEM challenges, and skill-building sessions led by experts and volunteers.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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John Bretschneider
via Google
12 days ago
Hidden gem within the Museum District. The playground is never crowded.
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Dezmon & Darla Hoganvia Google
about 1 month ago
Great environment… the children had a great time at their Chess Tournament can’t wait until the next one there! My daughter forgot her camera in the gym and the following week day the front desk clerk was so nice helping her get out back. If you see this ma’am… you’re THE MVP! Thank you
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Ken Freelandvia Google
5 months ago
friendly staff, clean modern facility... open pickleball several times per week!
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Gail Cookseyvia Google
6 months ago
The strength training class is the reason I go. The instructor is positive, patient and welcoming.
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Stephanie Gallowayvia Google
about 6 years ago
Loved our time participating in the FREE Saturday STEM Foundation Event at Judson Robinson Jr. Community Center. Today's (Jan 18, 2020) - "Let's Get A Clearer Vision Through RAMP Design" presentation and challenge was very informative. So excited for the next event which will be held at the Solar "Indoor" Classroom. Great job by the Rice Architecture Mentoring Program students who provided an awesome lesson on "The Use of Space" in Architecture design.
