My UU church has specifically humanist services that do not contain any references to god (even vague references). I go for those.

I had wonderful experiences at the UU church, made great friends there! But moved out of the area.

Yes, I have for more than 20 years in Plano, TX, Redmond, Wa and Victoria, BC, Canada.
I would prefer they were called Fellowship instead of Church which is missleading given the number of openly non-beievers in them, Humanist, Skeptics, Seculars, Freethinkers, Atheist and Agnostics. Services are without any references to god. You often find Atheist ministers. At the Victoria UU there is a AHA (Atheist, Humanist and Agnostics) group of 30+ members that meets monthly to discuss topics presented by one of the members.
They certaininly are a place for community.
And most importantly, they have a superv sexual education program OWL (Our Whole Lives) for all ages, including seniors.

To quote the inimitable Groucho Marx, "I don’t want to belong to any club that would accept me as one of its members.” (1949)

Karen and I have been going to one for about 6 months. I think it's important to have a community that has similar ideas, and interests. It's something that we both enjoy doing.
I enjoy going to meetings at the local atheist group, but she still believes in a god, and even though she has gone with me, she doesn't enjoy it.

I have had a couple friends that were both Unitarians and Ateists. One was going to give me an Atheist book he got from his minster (also Atheist).

I have not been, but I am very curious about what attending a UU church is like. What has been your experience? Do they have regular masses? Do you go weekly, monthly?

Couldn’t pay me to go.

Quite a lot of churches in the UK encourage people to attend services even if they have no religious beliefs. My own experience is of Quakers, Methodists, and Church of England (Episcopalian in US?). They want people to feel they are part of the community which the church serves and maybe hope that your beliefs will change if you stick with them.

There isn't one remotely close to us, but I have been interested in checking them out someday

I did attend one, but they kept asking for money, lots of money.

Yes. I used to go to a UU church. However, I moved and am one hour to the closest one. I miss it.

I really don't have any desire to go to any sort of church .

I found a local group. South Jersey Humanists I thought about going to a meeting. But they hold them on Sunday mornings in a UU Church. That gave me pause. I like churches for their historical and architectural aspects. Also the music and stained glass. My brothers worked for a stained glass studio doing church window restorations and I played the pipe organ in church for years so those aspects are interesting to me. However, I can’t imagine what a UU Church service could be like. Maybe rather attend a lecture or book tour type of non-believer event.

I have a friend that teached comparative religion classes in one of these churches as well as a few others and he is Agnostic himself, he has attended services and says I would enjoy them since they really don't delve into god all that much.

I was on the Board of Directors of a Democratic Party organization in Miami and we rented the main sanctuary of the Miami UUCC once a month for our meetings. I had always intended on checking them out but never got around to it.

I attend the church of uncontrolled fun. It's just easier.

I used to attend regulary, but I live in a small town and due to members getting old and moving , our little group fell apart. I really missed it and it helped me find like minded and more open minded people living in the Bible Belt. It really saved me sanity. I lived in Flint MI whaen my children where smaller and the UU up there had a really nice education system for children and offered a great sense of community.

I have been to a couple of activities at a local UU church, but have never gone to a service there. Have thought about going many times.

I know many people who feel the same way you. I am not one of them.

Only one I have ever seen was in Bowling Green. Never attended.

I haven't. Some of the members of a humanist group I participate in attend a UU Church. I have thought about going but as of yet haven't.

No

Nope. I stay away from any church unless it involves funerals

I have attended UU churches in the past