Mission Museum is a small museum. There's only one floor to the museum; you basically walk one…read morecircular loop and you're done. It's a cute one though and a great place to go to if you're with anyone who might have mobility issues or other issues that might make a larger museum more challenging to get through. Admission is by donation. There are enough exhibits and information with it to make it a worthwhile visit and since it's such a small museum you can take your time looking at things and reading things. No rush to get through it all. There's a small gift shop at the end too. I came home with this lovely gold pin from the gift shop, of an angel reading a book. They also offer walking tours of downtown at the museum. The museum is small and doesn't look like much but we very much enjoyed it and I would highly recommend it!

From the owner: The Mission Museum is located in Mission, BC, Canada, and is dedicated to upholding the goals of…read morethe Mission District Historical Society: "Recording our History, Educating the Community, Preserving our Heritage." Operated by the Society, the Mission Museum exists for the purpose of preserving the history of Mission by way of the collection, preservation, documentation, research and interpretation of three-dimensional objects related to our community's history, making it available to all people through exhibits, events and public programming. Our collection consists of over 10,000 objects which have been donated over the years by businesses, organizations and individual members of the community.

Good advice, good service, good quality, accommodating when needed, appreciate their customers'…read morebusiness. Have been a customer for over 25 yrs.ALL great!

The family and I are big wine drinkers, so we decided to just stock up on it. This is a great place…read morefor ordering large quantities the way you want it. A good variety of grapes, and different options for time. We normally have it bottled, oaked and we store it for about 3-4 months before opening to make sure it is good. The prices are great, and the service is always pleasant.

We have been to other dance schools and this one is light years beyond the ones we've experienced…read more Well organized, constantly updated. Great training. No complaints at all. My daughter always wanted to get serious about ballet and this school is a perfect fit. Her last school would learn one 3 minute routine for the whole year. In this school, they learn technique, posture, poise, even history in addition to a routine, plus there's extra curricular training for the Nutcracker each Christmas. It has challenged her to achieve a higher level, and she loves it.

From the owner: Artistic Director Mr. John C. Carney, former English National Ballet Soloist, Rambert Dance Company…read morePrincipal, and Royal Ballet School student, teacher and choreographer, brings the experience and knowledge to ensure all students reach their highest potential, whether as recreational or professional dancers. Fraser Valley Academy of Dance offers exceptional training in Ballet, Contemporary, Modern Theatre Dance, Jazz and Lyrical. Performance opportunities include annual productions of The Nutcracker and the School Performances at the Clarke Theatre, as well as community events throughout the year. Programs include the Pre-Professional Academy, Morning Pre-School and Adult classes, After-School Training, Summer Intensives and Dance Camps, and an International Student Program. Ages 3 to Adult.

I saw her gallery down in Garanville Island and fell in love with her nature pics. It was rainy…read moreoutside and there was such calm and beauty in some of the pics of what is supposed to be damp weather. I just fell in love with her outlook on these pics. Must see gallery of pics.

I had a terrible experience at this art gallery on Granville Island today. I went into the store…read morewith my brother and a friend (visitor to Vancouver). I picked up one of the display plants for not even 3seconds when I was SHOUTED by the older lady working in the store. She screamed at me immediately and gave me the most horrible look saying "Why are you touching that!!!??? That is not for sale! Do not touch that!" I can understand it shouldn't of been touched and perhaps I didn't realize but her tone and demeanour was quite frightening, she could of said it in a polite way. My brother had to intervene as she was quite aggressive, she then started talking to him very unprofessionally too. Whoever this lady is, she should not be working in the retail business if that is how she talks to people who weren't even in her store for 5min. We left the gallery immediately and will not be returning, ever again.