A small but friendly and flexible badminton club. Reasonable lightings, clean washrooms, wish the…read moreceiling could be higher. Over all a very good value badminton club.

It's a great community that we came here for the swimming pool. It was Saturday night that it has…read morerecreational swimming. It's for all ages that they can enjoy the pool, but only certain age could be going on the slice. That's a big slice that gets 2 turns inside the tunnel and water pushes all the way from the top to bottom. It looks so much fun. The community center is also renting out the meeting rooms for different occasions, like parties. On the wall, there are different programs information. Kids around the area are able to learn more things.

Milliken Mills Community Centre is my local community centre. I typically come here to use the…read morelibrary and grab something at McDonald's. I have spent time doing work here to change things up. There is free wifi and places to sit down to work. I did that well before the pandemic, so I'm not sure what things are like these days. This community centre used to be a voting poll. I have cast my vote a bunch of times over the years, but it seems to have been cast off the voting poll island in recent years. Armandale Community Centre took over that roll, except for our recent federal election. Pacific Mall took over, which was nice and weird. The washrooms aren't the cleanest here. The last time I used the women's washroom, it was disgusting. I hope that things are better these days. There is a large pool. If you are a parent, you can watch your kids swim from afar through windows. These days, I simply go through the McDonald's drive-thru. Depending on how hungry I am, I'll either park and eat, or take five minutes to drive home. Recently, it was the former. Afterwards, I threw my garbage out. The recycle and garbage area is in front of the main entrance. There is also a recycling depot here, just behind McDonald's. You can drop off Styrofoam from electronics and appliances, which I had to do recently. I liked how the Pool sign was missing the letter l in front of the main entrance. Milliken Mills High School is next door. Perhaps a student there decided to cause some mischief. I enjoyed the laugh! (385)

it was okay. They gave us an hour in the gym and an hour in the party room. The kids all wanted…read moremore time in the gym which made the party room feel small When went went there after It was still fun, but very busy as parties cycled through.

Horrible customer service. My son was going to have a birthday party there. Unfortunately due to…read moreanother birthday party invite from his SK class we had to cancel. They were unwilling to change the date and we lost our deposit. Do not recommend. Think twice!!!

Two excellent classes at this Studio make me wish I had more time to exercise. I know!…read more My first love is the dance fitness class led by Heather Kay (www SparkleNation.ca). This is not your grandmother's Zumba class! Great balance of cardio and strength, mix of styles from Latin to Bollywood to african to highland to anything you can think of. And so much fun! Even for a mature, graceless, sort of sedentary type like myself. Coming in at a close second is the trampoline classes (Google Fit and Jump, or look for them on Groupon). Thanks to being protected by the perimeter of your mini trampoline, you and your classmates are safe from my flailing arms and wonky rhythms. You will be amazed at how hard you work while feeling that schoolkid high of JUMPING! Another great full body workout. Both classes are very welcoming - doesn't matter who you are, you can do this. You will love it!

This studio is not acting to prevent or even address harassment behaviors despite constant and…read moresometimes repeated complaints of harassment. Clearly, it is prioritizing making money over ensuring safety or comfort for women and expecting that women will just stay silent and not "cause any issues". There is also no code of conduct or policy, which you can find in other studios. Women are building their own creep list to protect themselves. What a shame.

Make no mistake - this is still the best rink in the entire GTA - and has been for decades. From…read morethe perfect 200x85 ice surface, to the comfortable size of the dressing rooms and hallways, to the individual plastic seats numbering about a thousand or so - this arena is the very best!!!!!

For every Lap around the Rink I skate, I salivate even more…read more Popcorn($3.00+) smell WAFTING through the plexiglass. Mere 10-feet away from the Goal Line, just out of reach. North York Centennial Centre is convenient located behind Centennial Library. Walking distance to Northview Heights Secondary and North York General. I see plenty of people especially Teens walking here instead of driving. Home to the North York Rangers therefore its unlike most Rinks I've been. The area is very open concept, bright and full of laughter and excitement. Plenty of benches to change into Skates. Half side of Stadium Seats for observers. Skate Sharpening/Lazering available. Even saw some posting of Skates for sale. As said above, a Food Shop with the basics; Hotdog, Chips, Coffee/Tea, Pop. This 1-Rink is more than a facility for the General Public but for Competitive Hockey. Monday night Public Skate 6:45 - 8:00 pm. It was a pleasant skate and I believe the open environment made it so. There was more Parents skating with Children rather than observing from the side. That made the Youth-to-Adult ratio more balanced than other Public Skate locations. Although Skate-time is less than 1.50 hrs, I felt comfort in this surrounding.

My girlfriends and I had been dying to try salsa dancing classes for a long time, but last-minute…read more'things' kept coming up, preventing us from attending a class. When we finally went, we all wondered why we hadn't gone sooner, what a blast! One of my friends had met Marla, the owner and founder of Danceology, at an event and took it as a sign, vowing to tow us all in as soon as she could. If you're like me, and have been saying "It would be great to take some dancing classes," for goodness knows how long, I highly recommend Danceology. They have a large, professional staff and a beautiful space in Liberty Village. We make a point to go once a month now!

Dancelogy have been offering a groupon deal for the last few months - and I fell in the trap and…read morepurchased one myself. I must start that the studio is in a great location/community and the studio is absolutely stunning. The only downside is that the studio is all surrounded by windows - it doesn't really bother me that much, but I can see how other people may feel uncomfortable being in this environment for their classes. Why am I giving this place 2 stars? The groupon was $19 for 10 pilates, zumba, and yoga classes. That is one un-passable deal - but, they only offer those classes listed above 1-2x a day. Timing may be very hard for some people to attend (usually classes are around noon). BUT, wait...the worse feeling is walking all the way to the studio and then being told that class is cancelled because there's not enough people attending. The instructor was late 10 minutes herself and we sat there waiting for her. Once she entered the door and only saw it was the two of us, she just asked us to go, because she wasn't going to hold the class if it was just two people. I have never had this happen to me before - the instructors in other studios will still go on with the class even if I was the only student. I probably will return to try to finish my 10 classes...but I highly doubt I will get through all of them.

East to West Yoga and Pilates is a lovely studio tucked into Bloor Street West like a snug child…read moreenveloped under covers in their bed. The studio offers Mixed Hatha, Power Vinyasa, Classical Hatha yoga and Pilates Monday to Friday. On the weekends the studio provides yoga teacher training and certification courses. The studio is very modest, pleasant and clean. The instructors are knowledgeable, friendly and motivating. Prices are reasonable and within market value. They now have an unlimited monthly pass for $40 which is a deal! There is a strong sense of community and belonging in this west end yoga studio. East to West Yoga studio is such a welcoming, relaxing environment that nourishes and soothes your body, mind and soul. I highly recommend East to West Yoga and Pilates!

East to West has a clean space with two change rooms on the ground level. The studio itself is on…read morethe second floor and is a little bit on the cozy side. Mats and other equipment are provided by the studio but you're welcome to bring your own. Most people who come here seem to be regulars so there's always some friendly chatter before and after classes. After my injurious first exposure to yoga at a different studio, this place has redeemed the practice for me. Susie, the owner and instructor I've been with for the past couple weeks, is incredibly knowledgeable in a way where she's able to simplify anatomy concepts for regular people to understand. I'm incredibly impressed with her safety cues and modifications to make poses easier or harder to accommodate a diverse class. She also seems to have an uncanny ability to figure out what we need stretching from any particular day and prescribes poses that target those areas. I had tight calves and another yogini had a tight lower back, one day. Susie just somehow honed in on that without even asking us and stretched our posterior chain that entire class. For the quality you're getting, the price is a bargain.

I love nothing more than a brand new yoga studio that is clean and pretty! I've tried two classes…read morehere so far and there were about less than 10 people. The classes are hard imo because the instructors were demonstrating some challenging poses that I've never seen before in other yoga classes I've tried. There were definitely people struggling in class. The prices are pretty steep coming close to $40 if you're just buying one class.. I would love to be a regular because these classes are definitely a workout and it is located conveniently near me but I wish I didn't have to break the bank lol

What a gorgeous studio! The entire space from the entry, to the front desk, to the locker room, to…read morethe studio was very bright when I visited during the day. The Manifest studio is massive, and didn't have a mirror - which I prefer! It also has a beautiful view of the ROM. The high domed ceiling is a gentler experience to the more common exposed concrete and wires you see in many spaces nowadays. The reduced heat class had the right amount of heat - hot enough I was sweating, but not so much I was slipping off the mat, or felt overheated. That will of course depend if you are doing a power vinyasa flow or more static class. I did Queenie's class, which I enjoyed, but I have done her class many times before at other studios. Cymetree seems to be choosing from the Yogatree teachers (which the owners also operate) whom are always professional. You might just need to find a teacher and class that matches your vibe. The locker room has new digital locks. It also has a nice natural lotion, which is necessary for me after a hot yoga class. The front desk staff were lovely. My only suggestion would be to put a bench where the shoes are, since I can sometimes barely stand after a hot yoga class. Will be back soon!