I attended a wedding at this community league hall recently and the venue was perfectly sized for…read morethis particular event. The kitchen had a good number of features and the bathrooms were re-labeled to be gender neutral (not sure if only for the event or as a more permanent thing) which was stellar. The hall is accessible via an alleyway from the neighbourhood and has a small amount of parking nearby along with a nice little playground beside it. The mural on the building is a nice touch too.

Meadowlark Community League spans over three decades of community service and programs. What it is…read moremost known for is the skating in the winter. The ice is professionally hand made (not a common art, for sure!) and well maintained. There is supervision at the rink at certain times on weekdays and weekends. The Family Day celebration here in February is worth a visit, with horse-drawn carriages, skating, food, and fireworks to top things off in the evening. The skating rink was recently renovated. When a rink attendant is present, there are washroom and changing facilities. Skating is free to community league members, and I think there is a nominal charge for non-members. Support this community and have some winter fun outdoors!

Think of the Edmonton City Arts Centre as a cruise ship far out at sea, with lots of activities…read moreplanned to keep you happy. The catalogue headers give a good idea of the breadth available: cooking and baking, crafts and handiwork, dance, mind and body, music, photography, pottery and sculpture, silversmithing, soaps and lotions, theatre, visual art, and writing. The hunnybunny has done some silversmithing, pottery (pix added to this review), and painting, and we've done a cooking class together. There's a lot you can use to distract yourself from a particularly heavy snowstorm :-) The classes have been well planned and leave you with a nice artifact to commemorate your new (or growing) skill. The teachers personalities vary, so not all students will click with all teachers, but the centre seems pretty responsive in allowing switching between classes.

I recently came for a cooking class at this venue. I went in the front entrance and the staff…read moreperson at the front desk directed me to the stairs to the second floor. For a Sunday morning, they had a room with art class, children's programming on computers, and then the Antique room where the cooking class was. The class had about 9 students and there were tables and chairs set up. When it was time to cook, the kitchen got a bit crowded with 2 stoves and people standing around the middle counter space. We had to maneuver around others to find cooking utensils and bowls. But all the cupboards and drawers are labelled so it wasn't too difficult to find what you're looking for. The knives were sharp and they have lots of cutting boards. There are also lots of pans and some deep ones to hold lots of food. We cooked, ate, and then cleaned up. They even had containers for those that wanted to take some leftovers home. The venue is convenient with parking and also accessible by walking or transit. It's an older building as the washrooms are dated but everything was clean and in working order. I would come back and take a class here again.

My oldest son has been taking classes here for the past 2 years and it has been an great experience…read morefor him. The staff are fantastic and are wonderful with children. The class structure is easy for kids to understand and really helps them build confidence and motor skills. I can't say enough for this program. It's so beneficial for young kids and the enjoyment you see from the staff and the kids is proof enough that this place rocks. Just some notes for new parents who enrol their kids: 1. If you are going to watch your child, be courteous to pregnant women and give up your chair so they can sit. The viewing space is small so if you are going to spend all your time on your phone and not watching, leave the area to those who want to watch their kids. 2. Take off your shoes when you go into the viewing area. 3. Leave your stroller in the hallway or outside the main doors. 4. If you have to accompany your child in a class, be respectful of the instructor and the other adults with kids. Don't let your child wander around the place while the instructor is trying to demonstrate the next station to the kids. 5. Have as much fun as your child.

My son is in the competitive program and he loves it, they take care of all of the athletes and the…read morecoaches are highly skilled and trained. I love that they have their priorities in check and they make sure the kids are always safe.

This school is ok at it's best. The staff is nice when they want to be and to who they want to be…read more 1 minor slip up and everyone is out to get you (staff and students) even if it was just an accusation. I didn't go a single year without ending up in some sort of argument with the assistant principal Schultz. Staff is bored and looking for someone to pick on.

Grad year was 2017! Absolutely loves going to the school. Cosmetology program was amazing! I miss…read moregoing going here! Memories will stay forever.

When I was a student at UofA, I would sometimes come to study at SUB or go to CaPS now the Career…read moreCentre. Now, I find myself here when I have a meeting on campus and am early and find a seat one of the sofas, and the ones close to the windows don't seem as busy. It's nice as I prefer to sit in the sun instead of the interior where is seems more crowded. I haven't bought something to eat in the food area for years but it's nice to see a variety of places. There's a larger washroom here that I know instead of trying to find one in another building. I don't mind SUB as it's one place I know how to get to and it hasn't changed too much.

Decent place to come study, have a bite to eat or a beer at RATT. There are sofas but they fill…read moreup. Food court has a decent selection from Subway, Greek, and Asian choices. RATT (Room at the top) has wonderful few and happy hour selections. However their happy hour ends early. Good place to check out if you are on campus

Some genuinely awesome teachers, some outstanding students. Nice area, corner store down the…read morestreet. Nice river valley walking trails. We have counselors to help students in need. We also have many clubs and class to fit the interests of the students'. Generally a decent school, I enjoy going here. One thing I have an issue with is we have security cameras around our school to keep the student's safe. And for another "safety rule", we aren't allowed to wear hats inside.

One of the best steak restaurants I've ever been to. The food was great and the service was…read moredelightful. The tables, chairs and floors were cleanly, and they hand out delicious mint candies after you pay the bill. Highly recommend this establishment

I went here in the late 90s for my diploma and now I am finding more reasons to attend. I went to…read moresee The Crucible here. We were in a theater upstairs. I found the space unusual because it was all around, which I think would make it harder to coordinate a play because there is no front or back. They seemed to make it work. The acting was decent and I love seeing the passion of the students. Definitely will be here again for events. And for the student, smaller class sizes, more one on one attention, close to downtown and LRT and an easy to maneuver campus make it worth the extra cost.

I began a Certificate program by taking a few online courses. The BlackBoard online learning…read moreplatform was fairly easy to log into and use to submit and view assignments, have online discussions, and access resources. I decided to complete all my courses online and it was great so I didn't have to go into MacEwan except to write exams or do a presentation. The exams were after work hours so it was convenient for me working and taking courses. The buildings were easy to find classrooms and I only ever bought food from the Tim Hortons and it could be a long line. Most of the instructors were fairly good to reply back promptly when I had questions or concerns. There was one instructor that wasn't very good and when I shared my concerns with the Department, they were very open to hearing my feedback. The only issue I had was with the admissions department who act like they don't care about providing decent service and walk around with the ho hum attitude.

Seden Centre has a great team environment! Everyone works their hardest to do the best for the kids!read more