Sevier Park Community Center

Great place daughters ballet class was moved here at last minute and these guys Rock!

I just went there for the first time to find out what kind of activities they have for children. The front desk staff were so rude that I left. They have no business interacting w the public w such stank attitude

Very nice facilities, staff are excellent. Thank you!

Great neighborhood park. Great for dog walks.

This park was beautiful! We got breakfast and had it at the park which was lovely! There is only one port a pot there if you're planning to stay a while, but there are businesses by the park. The old home on site was lovely, but sadly looks like it was talking apart mostly. The land is just beautiful, and there was lots to do if you have kids.

My son attends the after school and summer programs here and the staff is great. I have also enjoyed the exercise room, it very clean and easy to use. The restrooms have lockers and showers and are much cleaner than you'd expect considering the kids.

This is a terrific park offering multiple shared areas for picnics, covered picnic tables, terrific playgrounds, a superb paved walking trail, and sports areas. There's something for everyone and dogs are welcome. Mature trees offer the perfect setting for hammocks. It's a great place, convenient to shops and eateries, with access to bikes and scooters.

Great playground for toddlers and one for older kids. There's a paved path that runs through the park and a stream that the kids enjoy playing in wet or dry. People enjoy reading in hammocks in the shade or flying kites up on the hill. Great park overall! There's a farmer's market on Tuesdays in the summer. And there are 2 picnic shelters for events and kids parties. Community center will be ready late Fall or early Winter.

It's good for what it is and conveniently located. The hours online, on the door, and from the staff are all different - so that's weird. The facility is clean, but some of the rubber hand pads on the weight machines are deteriorating and sticky, and that's fun to grab onto. One of the bathroom door stalls is broken and opens on the inverse. Careful not to clock yourself in the head that way like me. Both of those things are a $20 fix. Like I said - it's good for what it is.

I've only come to Sevier Park Community Center to attend a dance class that one of my favorite instructor teaches, but am always impressed with this location! They offer an indoor basketball court with a track above the gym, a good amount of classes, outdoor basketball courts and tennis courts. The cost for a drop in class or to use the facility is a very affordable $3 and I've never had an issue getting parking and the staff is very friendly. If you are in the area and want to check out a great facility, you should keep SPCC on your radar!

I attended a Nashville Food Bloggers holiday party in early February. I'm guessing the building is somewhat new, maybe a few years old. It has a modern, minimalist feel. I like the design & the earthy color scheme. Lot has brick pavers, which means they must've had a couple dollars to spend on making the building. Our event was on a lower level, in a room that overlooked the southeastern corner of Sevier Park. Two of the four walls of the film were glass, which allowed for a lot of natural light. The room had tables and chairs available for us to use. The bathrooms were located right down the hall from the check in desk, and we're clean. The bathroom also had showers and lockers for the people who use the gym equipment that is available, or the basketball court. If I overheard correctly, I think for the food bloggers to rent the room, it was only $35 an hour, which for the space and the location of the building, isn't that bad at all. My only negative is the booking of the room is back to back, therefore if you book from 1pm-3pm, there will be a group (possibly) at 3pm to use the room. So you have to get everything cleaned up, tables and chairs put back up before you're time is done in the room. My suggestion is to have like 15 or 30 minute buffer zone between groups booking the room, because some people are early and others are late.

I love spreading the word about amazing products, businesses, places, etc! Sevier Park Community Center is no different. I love telling everyone about it as a fitness center. Where else can you use a workout facility for $2 a visit or $3 a class without a membership? There are so many class options, the facility is new and gorgeous, staff are so warm, and the equipment is all really nice. Best part? There's not a bunch of macho dudes intimidating people. Just normal people getting their fit on! I am fairly new to working out regularly, and I don't feel intimidated at all when I walk in. So glad I didn't join a gym like I was originally going to do! Love my new gym!

I did not expect this festival to be so BIG. But it was! I thought, oh a festival in Sevier Park in 12 South, one of the best neighborhoods in Nashville...and of course it was so much more than I expected. Local food, artisan crafts, live music...most if the streets are closed down, and it's not a bad thing. The best of the best of 12 South come out to play! It's fun, it's festive, and the wares for sale are incredible. You can try out local restaurant fares while maybe adopting a new furry friend. There were booths for housing and farmers markets and anything you can possibly want to know about this amazing Nashville locale. 12 South has become and institution, and an unreal and unique one at that. Take the time to explore this place and this festival, it's a fun, family and pet and party goer experience!

Zumba class on Saturday morning rocked. Worked very hard and felt the burn, all for $3!

Great experience!!!! We rented the gym and club room for our son's birthday party. The staff was incredible!! They were extremely helpful, courtesy, and knowledgeable. The design of the building is modern and fresh, and the facility itself is clean and well maintained. The rental fees are reasonable, they delivered on all fronts. I would highly recommend Sevier Park Community Center to anyone looking for a space to hold an event from a birthday party to a family reunion! FYI - They also offer numerous exercise classes, as well as workout equipment, in addition to a playground, paved walking paths, and outdoor basketball courts. I have not personally taken advantage of these aspects yet, but plan to in the near future.

A very nice community center close to 12 South. The gym is small, crowded at peak times, and can get a bit noisy, but it's a nice option for people in the neighborhood. Has a nice indoor basketball court where different classes are offered for just a few bucks. Staff is great!