Providing enough space to meet pickleball demand is important, but experts advise doing so without taking space away from your community’s avid tennis players.

Regretfully, unwanted advances still happen during professional trade shows and events. Here, Juliene Hefter of the Association of Aquatic Professionals addresses the issue with advice on setting boundaries in this thoughtful column.

Carbon monoxide poisoning can happen in recreation facilities. Here’s how to take care that it doesn’t happen to you.

Master planning is an essential step in developing and revitalizing community spaces, but it comes with challenges, including how to fit community expectations into budgetary constraints. 

Recent improvements at Universal Athletic Club in Lancaster, Pa., include functional, sustainable, high-performance flooring. 

Recreation centers and sports centers provide a range of programming, from fitness and youth sports to arts and crafts, senior programs and more. Here, we take a look at Industry Report survey responses from public and private sports and rec centers.