The best summer camp we have tried so far! Well-organized field trips and activities.read more

One of the worst summer camps ever.it separates friends from each other and they don't allow you…read more to change groups. The kids there are annoying and use dead memes and think their funny

Best birthday entertainment ever!!!! We drove up to Stouffville for our nephew's sixth birthday…read moreparty and my sister in law hired MadScience for the entertainment. Scientist Sarah did fantastic experiments, explaining all the science behind it and that it was not magic, even though it sometimes appeared so. The kids were very entertained. This was fun and educational for both the kids and the adults. I highly recommend this company for birthday parties or just a fun event for a group of kids.

From the owner: Mad Science has been the leading science enrichment provider in the Greater Toronto Area for over…read more25 years. Mad Science introduces children to the wonders of science through fun, exciting and hands-on activities. Our areas of business consist of Birthday Parties, Extra-Curricular Activities, Workshops, Summer Camps and Special Events. We aim to spark the imagination and curiosity of children everywhere by providing them with fun, entertaining, and educational activities which instill a clear understanding of what science is really about and how it affects the world around them. Find out why children from all over the GTA are participating in our Mad Science Programs! We will create memories that will last a lifetime.

I just attended my friend's wedding here this past weekend, and I have to say, it was pretty…read moreimpressive. We had the whole entire hall to ourselves upstairs. Downstairs is the recreation clubhouse where members can swim, play tennis, and do other leisure activities. There were 4 major rooms in the venue: Bridal changing room - a huge room for the bride and bridesmaids to get ready and keep all the belongings here for safety. Ceremony room - super high ceiling, perfect for the wedding ceremony. The venue uses beautiful champagne chiavari chairs. It has an upstairs balcony in the front for great aerial shots, a mini stage, and a small table on the side for signing official documents. Functional room - after the ceremony, we were led to another room for cocktail hour x open bar! The venue staff were serving us delicious h'orderves! I believe my friend picked the most popular 6 items on the list of appetizers and one of them was a Montreal smoked meat station!! #heaven #sogood Main Reception/Banquet Hall - Gorgeous room with lots of windows for natural light :) Fits perfectly if you have 200 guests or so. Although there are pillars but no obstructed view of the centre stage :) The view from the large L shape balcony was very beautiful. We had Chinese styled 10 course meal prepared by Chef from the venue. Not bad :) Two bars opened during the night; all you can drink! The bartender we had on our side was fantastic - he was fast, personable and very funny ;) Another friend of mine actually booked this wedding venue for next year... I guess that really says a lot :) Will be back again next Fall 2018! P.S. The only con was one of my friend's car had a hit and run at the venue's parking lot. The venue was unable to catch who the culprit was -_-"

I'm surprised there's no reviews for this place yet. I had my wedding ceremony here. It is such a…read morenice space. Large ceremony room, beautiful gold chairs, great lighting for photos, wonderful service and coordinator, and a great price made the decision really easy. The outside space is just as lovely but our guests stayed indoors as it was hot. We just took some photos outside and had we had the ceremony outside, they had a rain room just in case. The bridal suite was lovely and enough space for me and the girls to get ready. I highly recommend Lino and the team.

My two older kids (4 and 2) love it here. Open gym with lots of soft gym equipment. Space for…read moreeating outside the gym. Staff are all really nice. It's great for raining days. They run multiple classes.. my 2 year old did one this winter but don't think it moved fast enough for him and he tended to get board. My older guy did a summer camp this year and loved it. They do drop off too ( think everyday and they seem to take kids about 3 but I could be wrong) and monthly memberships. I've always found them really accommodating. One star off just for prices that are a bit high ( and no sibling discount like most) and that there is only one car space.

From the owner: Specializing in kids activitiesread more

My daughter loved the art camp she attended. Beautiful art came home, she was content and wants to…read morego back. Highly recommend!

I sent my daughter here! She loved it, Definitely a Perfect match! She wanted to go to art school…read morefor so long and she loved Worx of art!

They were very good @ taking $5 thousand CDN a year. The same "Coach" for 3 years didn't have his…read morepapers for Coaching until the 3rd year. The "promise" of varied Coaching techniques, aswell as advanced contacts, were mostly possible because of Marco Reda, being Head of Coaching @ the time. My Son learned NOTHING from PFC, except : 1- Argue with Authority; 2-Swear @ the Team, ( Unless the Owner of the Club is Present); 3 - Let Parents of other Players determine your worth, by their " Opinion/Donations " to PFC; Fire a Youth Excellent Player, after PFC has won the Significant Tournaments of the year. But make sure, it is done after the PLAYER may NO LONGER register to play for ANY other team that Season, (July 1st). Their Mission Statement IS A LIE, for individuals. For making a living for Liam, and those that PROFIT, from his school, the Mission Statement, is a clause of being accountable to the Corporation. It is a true and profitable experience, for the owners. Players & Employees, beware!

The Power Soccer program is an excellent, well run, high value organization…read more Over the last couple of years, we have had both our kids attend a number of their weeklong summer day camp programs, and one child has been enrolled for the past two years in their yearlong academy program. We have been impressed with both. The summer camps - which run on a weekly basis - are well organized, coached by skilled and engaged coaches, and value adding in terms of skills. Not babysitting programs, the kids came back each day excited about the program and keen to return. The coaches expect engagement and commitment and the kids buy in. The Power organization is responsive and easy to deal with. The invitation-only academy program has been excellent. It is not an insignificant commitment. Our 10 year old practices three days a week and in season, plays a game also. We've been impressed with the well-oiled structure, the knowledge and empathy of the coaching staff, and the culture of civility and professionalism that Power FC imbues in both its students and their parents. For children of this age, the program is focused on skills development, and team games are not all about winning - they are an extension of the learning opportunity. As a result, the kids are focused on their own development, they are supportive and play well with each other, and no one - parents included - has too much at stake in any given game. Power expects the parents to be supportive but not coaching from the sidelines, and the difference between this quietly professional style and the 'tiger parent/coach' is often evident on the sidelines in our games. In our case, our child is one of two girls playing on what is otherwise a boys' team - sadly there are not enough girls to field a girls only team. She feels included and valued by both the coaching staff and her team members, and on rare occasions when they have played against girls teams, they have played kids a year older, and typically dominated. Seeing my daughter play in other forums with kids her age validates my perspective that the skills she is learning at Power are among the best available in the city.