Quinlan Community Center

Great quiet place to chill while your e-car is charging out front. Plenty of room to sit and study. Nice kept grass for kids to run around. Excercise claases are provided here too. Walking distance to whole foods and De Anza college. Also there is a working pay phone and a water bottle filling station

Lovely place to get together for fitness classes, arts and crafts, kids camp, gymnastics, pottery, etc.
The fees are pretty reasonable. Cupertino residents rates are better. Nonresidents are welcome.
Parking is tight at times.

I attended "cultures of the world" Activity today which is organized for kids on every 2nd Thursday of the month and this time it was Chinese moon festival and it was really good, all the activities and they gave mooncakes and watermelon pieces for all the people to eat and some green tea(water of course).there was a dance performance too. Washrooms in this center are great and they did construct in a differently abled friendly ( door opens on press of a button..good thinking)

I great place for the community to participate in great events.

Location is perfect. Right at the N Stelling Road. It has a lot of parking available and memorial park adds a lot of value to it. Multiple education classes for the young kids are run there. One of those popular ones was the Mr G’s class (not sure if it’s still happening).

Many of the festive events are organized here e.g Chess Similuations, Flower show, xMas event etc.

Excellent facility for organizing events though a bit pricey. Plenty of parking. If you are booking through non profit organization, you will get discounted rates. We had booked this facility for our dance recital and her graduation party.

I took classes here as a child and came back again recently. It's pretty much unchanged! There was a helpful receptionist, and the same kind of brochure listing classes for children, teens, and adults, for residents and non-residents alike. Pricing has remained fair and competitive.

This is a great place to learn something new or connect with your neighbors in a class. It also has some great rooms for rent, we had our parents an anniversary celebrations in one of there rooms.

The best part of living in Cupertino is having the opportunity for Santa to visit you in your own home. We've been visited by Santa twice now. He remembered our child, played with him, and gave him some sage advice.

This community center is very nice, their programs are fairly priced, and they are high quality.

Went to an award ceremony here and was surprised how nice and accommodating they were. Great facility with so much to do both inside and outside. Highly recommend.

Go here regularly for kids music class. Very nice and well maintained with friendly staff. Cupertino memorial park is right behind so you could also take a nice stroll in the park.

The Quinlan Community Center is a multi-use building, offering classrooms for recreation classes, as well as a variety of other rooms available to rent for your business or personal needs. Built-in 1989 and opened to the public in 1990, this 27,000 square foot facility has won numerous awards for its innovative design. It is centrally located on Stelling Road near Stevens Creek Boulevard and enjoys views of the Cupertino foothills and beautiful Memorial Park right out its back door. Fine Art League of Cupertino (FALC) meetings are held here.

Big park behind where many activities can take place

Great place preschool and and many after school activities take place here overall a nice community center but lacks a bit of community considering all the community gathering events

Spacious place with a number of convention halls. Good ambience. All infrastructure for holding conferences. Well maintained.

Cool place to visit & spend time with family & friends. Regular events at this place & in attached Memorial park makes it more happening and joyful.

Star Kids After School Robotics Academy holds classes here for k-6. Robotics Programming is there core fundamentals and preparing your kid for college engineering courses is a must in Cupertino. Coach Jesse is the best instructor with his real life experience working for Linkedin, Apple and many startups. Lots of students use this course to get into Stanford University. I urge every parent to put your child through these courses so your kid wont be deer in headlights when they start to apply to major top tier California Universities.

Nice, well designed public space. Very modern, lots of light, good PA system, two stages. Overall, very good impression.

Beautiful community space with a decent sized parking lot. I was here for a Rotary presentation and found it to be a wonderful space.

A wonderful and lively community centre. One of the best part of being in Cupertino. The staffs are always welcoming and very friendly.