The dental department here is terrific! Dr Singh just fixed my chipped front teeth and they look…read morelike me again! Highly recommend this community-based health center.

I used to come to this building YEARS ago for WIC when my kids were babies, so it was not hard to…read morefind. You come in the main door, Straight, Make a right through the doors, Go all the way down the hall, You wait for security to ask which shot your here for, then follow his instructions. The first shot is a short , left away. A guy comes out, checks your paperwork (so did security),then has u wait til ppl are moving inside. I was taken very fast. They'll call you to a table, take your photo ID, check on the computer to see if you're good to go. Then she / he just jabs the needle ,but u don't feel a thing. Then you go to another seat to wait to make your 2nd appointment. I did that quick & easy. Then, they advise you to stick around for at least 15 minutes , just in case you have some kind of reaction. This was quick, easy & painless . Time for me to go home. =) Oh, all the medical workers and other employees are alllll super nice. You need that for something like this, in case you have a nervous person. These ppl can calm you .

Attended Erie county university express senior book club presentation. These are sponsored by…read moreAngela marinucci who is the county's director of senior services. Today's presentation is on the book 'orphans & inmates' by a local Buffalo author Rosanne l. Higgins. The author attended and gave a very informative presentation. Angela's focus is to build 'community' for seniors

Classes are always cancelled without warning, at least about 50% of the time. Avoid this place if…read moreyou can.

great community recreation centre in the core of downtown toronto's waterfront community! it has…read morebarrier-free access, parking, and activities & programs all year round!

This building was once the darling of all the former cities before the City of Toronto amalgamation…read moretook place. The City of North York and Mayor Mel Lastman up until 1997 was the envy of "the six" because it had rich ratepayers living here and hence a very nice Civic Centre. I'm here for a meeting and got to pay this nice venue a visit.

So much is happening here. They really mean Community. They have everything from being a code blue…read moreshelter, food pantry, gymnasium, programs for children, farmers market, computer lab, meeting spaces for community groups, and a lot more. Tip: Despite the name it's not at Delavan and Grider. It's few blocks east at Delavan and Moselle Streets. Take the #26 Delavan bus to get here.

This review is for anyone coming here to get their COVID vaccine…read more It's is very organized and structured here! Which I love! Police have blocked off a section for us to park. Attendants will guide you. You will enter the building and immediately get your temp checked and answer a couple standard COVID questions. Next, you'll approach an area to check in with your name. They will send you over to the next section where they'll confirm your information and give you info about the vaccine you're receiving. Now, you'll go to another section to get your vaccine. One nurse will be at a laptop and ask you a couple of questions, while another nurse administers the vaccine. They'll give it to you in the less dominant arm. I'm right handed so they gave it to me in the left arm. The feeling for me was similar to a flu shot where its sort of like a punch to the arm and some lingering pain afterwards which is just more annoying than anything. Lastly, you'll be sent to a waiting area to wait 15 mins. There is a digital clock on the wall. Social distancing was kept the whole time. Great job!

This is a wonderful Community Centre, serving our fantastic Community in a safe environment in the…read moreexquisite Park which is Earl Bales. A gem in the heart of Downsview. We went there to vote on Good Friday. The Community Centre has activities for our Community of all ages! We utilize Earl Bales Park frequently in the summer for long walks in the beautiful woods and on the trails. Picnic/BBQ spots are in high demand in the better weather months so reserve early.

This community centre is a large facility. It is located with Earl Bales Park. There are many rooms…read morehosting many activities. Programs offered are arts, fitness, early years, youth drop-in, camps, outdoor adventures, and more. The community centre supports the community with over fifty local groups and a banquet hall that is rented out. There are seasonal programs where you pre-register and pay. There are children, split up by age groups: 4-6, 6-9, 9-12. There are a few drop-in programs that are $4.50/adult or $2.50/senior. There are some free activities like ping pong. Programs and costs are listed on the website. There is a reception desk with a staff member who can answer questions. There is free WiFi. The centre is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female/gender-neutral washrooms, all of which are wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the centre's private parking lot. Review 2024-007

let me just say the facility is very nice but half there are so many times where the whole center…read moreis closed. I'm sorry but you shouldn't be closing the entire community center for, it's supposed to be open to the publi. The worst thing if you're looking to shoot some hoops, we'll forget about that it's closed almost every day for pickleball or some other stuff. again I'm sorry but the whole court should not be closed off to people just wanting to shoot hope everyday. I came from Irondequoit where there gym was open almost everyday, even when they had events they don't close an ENTIRE, huge double gym, they just say "hey stick to the far right corner hoop" "sure no problem" this is absurd, I pay taxes and can't even do something I love because it's closed 99.9999% of the time. Like I said you don't need to close off the entire gym just tell people to keep it to one particular hoop, I don't need the whole gym, I understand there are events and such but you do not need to close an entire gym for those. Regretting moving here but my lease is up in the summer and hopefully I'll be moving elsewhere and checking with the community center first. Irondequoit was far better I could go there everyday and shoot, sure sometimes they would say "hey come back at 7:00" or most of the time "just stick to whatever hoop they're not using" and I would always ask with the people playing if it was okay. The worst part is there isn't even any other courts near hear. Hopefully the director sees this and can change some things.

Beautiful new community center. Super large gym with high ceilings, an indoor walking track, rooms…read moreavailable for meetings, fitness classes and programing. The library is on the first floor, also completely new space and there's a senior center. All programming and events can be found on the website. The space is beautiful and the staff have been very friendly. Only things missing from this beautiful space is there is no excercise equipment like treadmills or weights for lifting and the gym is so unbelievably hot. They claim there's air conditioning but it feels like it's got to get into the 80s, possibly higher. Everyone despite fitness level is pretty much dripping. It's gross. I hope this do something about the temperature soon. It's open to residents and non residents until labor day with no restrictions, after labor day sounds like for non residents it's $25 for the year to use the facility and for residents it will remain free.

How can you not like Cecil Community Centre? It's one of the many hearts of Chinatown. All you need…read moreto do is look at the walls adorned with all that humanity. It's an icon welcoming newcomers to the area with tentacles seemingly extending out in all directions. Out along Spadina each direction, north and south, and over to the older Chinatown to the east toward George Brown's heritage house. (love the homes around here) Very impressive! The entrance and lobby area are bright and welcoming and lead you into the beautiful vaulted main room with a stage at the east end. Plenty of events go on here, with choirs and locally inspired events happening regularly. Want to be involved and welcomed into the Chinatown community? Try Cecil Community Centre.

I was here for a community meeting. On Main in University Heights area, some parking in back or…read moreelse street parking. It's a big building with lots going on. Kids activities. Senior activities. Probably every age activities. Waking in there is a desk you check in through. Good in this day and age from a safety view. Out meeting was on the first floor in a large room. Good acoustics. But there must be a gym above it as we heard tons of noise (running back and forth) from above. So great that kids are running. Too bad about the noise. But it didn't cause major issues for our meeting. For a while they had a huge fan on in ten room, and that noise was a problem. I didn't find it too hot, but perhaps others did, which is why the fan went on I imagine. It went off again quickly.