Lied Activity Center

"Would recommend for school dances!! Ryan Schultz and team were very easy to work and plan with! We loved that we were able to close off the basketball courts we did not want to use, to keep our students in the area we did want them to be. Our event was 407 attendees, using only 2 basketball courts - we used 24 round table for seating and a large dance floor and everyone had plenty of room! When in a pinch and we needed more chairs they were readily available for us to grab and set out as needed. Great location for events, don't overlook your local Bellevue Leid Center!!"

"Went there for a birthday party. We had one part of gym, other part kids were playing basketball, so it was kind of noisy. But it was clean and there was a kitchen."

"Very nice facility and friendly staff! There is an indoor track, weight room, pool, and bball courts. We have had multiple sports themed birthday parties here as well. The courts are available to rent by the hour, the facility sets up tables and bleachers for your guests, and you can bring food in or have it delivered---we also bring our Bluetooth speaker in. Of note, the bball courts can be slippery at times---bring your sticky pad and/or shoe spray for actual bball games!"

"Busy Nice great for Basketball 4 courts And the best hotdogs !!!"

"I like the Lied Activity Center as an event rental facility. Ryan, the event coordinator, is awesome to work with. He has always been available to answer any questions that I've had and the staff is very accommodating on the day of the event. This was our 2nd year doing an event there and I appreciate how they treat us. The facility has a ton of room for many different types of occasions. It's very clean and well taken care of. The parking lot has plenty of spaces for guests. As a community center I haven't used it, but I do remember last year how they opened the facility to the community of Bellevue for showers and electricity after 2 tornadoes touched down. That says it all right there. A great place established to be of service and bring the community together."