East Lansing Hannah Community Center
Private
The City of East Lansing runs its Kids Camp at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center for children in kindergarten through 6th grade. Camp runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a different theme each week and a mix of arts and crafts, outdoor games and other activities; extended care is offered before and after camp Monday through Thursday. Families sign up for a minimum of three weeks and at least three days per week, and can choose which days their child attends. The program follows the state 1:10 licensing ratio, with CPR- and First Aid-certified staff who complete at least 16 hours of school-age training.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact East Lansing Hannah Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Faith CarlsonI've been going here since I was a kid, they have great programs for kids and adults alike, swimming, basketball courts, and for a reasonable price! Having a membership here is better than other options in the area.
★L WIt's unfortunate that this Community Center allows adult men to occupy both sides of the basketball court at any time! One side should be for adults, and the other side should be for kids. In fact, the historic purpose of "AFFORDABLE COMMUNITY CENTERS" has always been to accommodate kids, giving them a healthy and safe place to go. Not here! This "Community Center" is most accommodating to GROWN ADULTS, who should be EMPLOYED, and thus able to afford a REAL GYM like the MAC; not an inexpensive COMMUNITY CENTER that should be tailored to kids. And, ironically, the MAC, DOES RESERVE one of its basketball courts for kids only! The kids’ court even has lowered basketball rims to accommodate their small size, and NEVER have I seen GROWN-UPS on that court! And, even worse, when you enter this "Community Center" basketball court, the entire place WREAKS the smell of marijuana! So.... Grown, unemployed or underemployed men, get high, and go to the local Community Center, to hog the basketball court from kids who don’t work and can’t afford to take off and go somewhere else??? It's really sad that kids in this area, who can't afford the MAC, are left with this place! Maybe the Center is struggling, and they'll do anything to keep the lights on??? I don't know, but, I wish someone would do something about this! Kids deserve better! And, grown men should be able to afford to go elsewhere!
★Mayra MarquezThis review is specifically for the level 1 swim class on Saturdays. The instructor looks uninterested and mentally checked out the whole class. Most of the time she’s just standing there, yawning and looking around. How are the kids supposed to progress and learn when the instructor isn’t even trying? We gave that class 2 chances, with the same instructor, but we won’t be going back because of her. It was a complete waste of money unfortunately
★★★★★Nada (Nada)Reserved the recital room for a family dinner. Beautiful space, and Lois was a delight to work with! She was very responsive, answered all my questions, accommodated last minutes changes, and made sure the space was ready with the setup we requested before our arrival. Highly recommended for your special events.
★★★★Rina RisperNice art gallery upstairs and they have events.