Today, was our first time at Clovermead. It has been recommended to us by multiple friends. We were…read morethere from 11am to closing with kids ages 4,8,10 and nobody at any point said they were bored or wanted to go home, this is a first! We have been to many farms around Ontario and even as adults we enjoyed ourselves! Before we came I reached out to them as my youngest one is a full-time wheelchair user and they were super kind by email and informed me they accept Access 2 card. That helped! As this meant that we only had to pay for 4 admissions and I was free as my daughter's caretaker. We decided to keep the wheelchair at home after seeing some photos online of the roads, we took the wagon instead. I highly recommend taking a wagon or a stroller! This is a big farm. You will do a lot of walking. Some of the things about this place : - Lots of shade, lots of benches and seating areas to rest in the shade for anyone. - Lots of bathrooms can be found around the farm, including a small house that was made for privacy for anyone wanting to breastfeed their baby or change a diaper. The little house had two chairs, a change table and a nice size bench by the window if you had a oldest child you needed to change. I thought that was a nice touch to the farm. It is labelled on the map! - The staff were very friendly and helpful. - The food we grabbed for lunch, service was quick and everyone was happy with their meal. Kids meals were under $10.00( they had chicken strips and burger option), Adult meals were $10+ ( burgers, chicken wrap, chicken sandwich). The kids loved the honey lemonade with the Popsicle inside. - We also got some ice cream at the end of the day and had funnel cake that was $8.00 each. - They had a splash pad, pretty decent size. We did not end up using it as it was too cold out and our kids found they were too occupied with everything else. They had nice size private individual change rooms right next to the splash pad. Also saw a change table in the biggest one. - They had many animals through out the farm to visit and feed. - They took debit or credit only! There was no cash option! -The gift shop was a nice size, you can sample 3 of your choice of honey flavours, that was a fun experience for the kids. - Lots of other cool mazes, climbing things, games and things I never seen at other farms that you just need to discover for yourself! Totally worth the drive! We recommend it! Many hours of fun!

My family came here during August long weekend and got more then we bargained for (in a good way!)…read more When you arrive there is plenty of parking but its all on gravel or grass, so everything is unmarked so please be courteous to your neighbors. When we arrived it was already quite quaint looking and social media worthy. At the front desk to buy tickets I was greeted warmly and just before I was about to pay I asked if there was a discount when buying tickets online which there was! So when buying tickets buy in advance! I quickly told them to give me a few minutes while i hopped on my phone to buy the tickets but thanks to Koodo I had no data! I asked the front desk if i could maybe borrow their wifi and they said dont worry about it and just gave me the tickets at the price of online which was much appreciated! Now upon entering the entire thing was jam packed full of things to do. My daughter was enthralled with all the different animals and activities. Mind you things did get busy so we did have to patiently wait to be "next" when doing something but of course not every child has learned how to share properly so just make sure to pack your patience! There is food on site for purchase that was pretty decent and the price was not outrageous. Rides are only at specific times through out the day and runs for about 30 minutes roughly at the set times. So by the time we made it to the rides we just missed one I believe around 2pm, so had to wait for the next set of rides at 4pm. I was planning on only being here for maybe half a day from 9-12 but as you can tell we ended up being here well beyond and basically up to closing! So plan accordingly that this is a full day activity. Sunscreen, hat, fans, snacks, extra change of clothes (they have a splash pad!) and again make sure to pack LOTS OF EXTRA PATIENCE with your little ones. Super fun, jam packed full day. A touch pricey but worth the price of admission. I would definitely recommend and go again if in the area.

Awesome recreational facility, offering hockey rinks (of course!), a gymnasium, a cafeteria, a bar,…read moreand top all this off with free wifi! Makes the patience of waiting for the hockey game to start all the more enjoyable!!

I have not been to this fair for years. I use to go here as a kid every year until I turned 18…read more I loved the rides and I loved the hot candied almonds that they served at the stand. I use to play some of the games that they had and would end up winning a small stuffed animal. I still have to win that huge Bart Simpson doll...lol. Next September, I will plan to go back and see if I run into any of my old friends from school. This place will definitely be nostalgic for me.

A wonderful experience from start to finish. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff made having my…read morepiece framed painless. Trust their experience and you will not be disappointed.

Really knowlegable, helpful, friendly 'Staff' helped me find a print of a harbour on the east coast…read morewith two fishing boats docked there!

David really knows his stuff and helped me build the sim rig of my dreams. The quality and service…read morewere absolutely worth the investment. I would highly recommend Vthrotl.

Think of MoMonday's as your monthly motivational mobilizer. These events are built around…read morenetworking and hearing stories that are meant to inspire. The London chapter of MoMonday's has the highest turnout of most of the events in North America. Cool eh? Theres a 2 hour window before the event where you can network with other attendees. There is a bar which is nice if you need something to take the edge off. The thing I find about MoMonday's is that a lot of people are very open to talking. I'm kind of shy and I was still able to meet a lot of people my first time. Heck, I even found a fellow Yelper! When the show begins, there are 3 speakers, a halftime game show and some more time to network, and 3 more speakers. The speakers prepare 10 minute long stories about their lives. Whether it is combating mental illness, dealing with a sick family member or a serious accident or death, to just doing something they love, every story is different and meant to open your mind to realizing the potential out there in the world. I'm at a time in my life where I'm not sure where I'm headed exactly but I need to start taking charge in order to be the person I would like to be. This is the perfect event if you are looking for a pick me up, some inspiration, or just a way to network with new people.

Came here specifically to see Wild Kratts Live with the kiddos. Pretty standard set up. Nothing…read morebad, nothing amazing. Concessions were pretty basic. Parking lot next door was full but found street parking not too far away. Staff helped us found our seats. Again, not too much to write about but worked for what we needed.

It seems impossible that I was originally against building this event centre in the core of the…read morecity but I'm more than willing to admit how wrong I was. Bud Gardens is clearly the heart and meeting place of the city. Between Knights games. Lightning, concerts and other special events rarely a week goes by that I don't end up here. It's a solid venue and the staff are mostly friendly and helpful. the food and beers may be a bit on the pricey side but what do you expect at an event venue. While it may likely always be the JLC to me - this Buds for you. Well ... for all of us.

I visited the Arts Project when my friends company was celebrating their anniversary. They had a…read moreprojector set up with a slideshow and a movie. It was catered and had alcohol as well. This is a perfect space for a smaller event with urban flare. As I add happenings around London to the Yelp Events page, I always find a TON of stuff happening at the Arts Project. From plays, exhibits, painting, to event hosting, this place is a multifaceted space with great work on the walls. I took some time to take in the art while we celebrated at the event and each piece was very lovely. I don't know too much about art galleries or art itself but I really enjoyed my time here. It felt relaxed, yet exclusive. Next time you need a spot to host an event, check out the Arts Project, you will be glad you did!

For the creatively inclined and curious, this is the go to place. Many art classes open to the…read morepublic, festivals using this location as HQ, you'll definitely find something to your liking. Yesterday was promoting the Dundas street festival. There is a variety of art on display by local artists. The atmosphere is very upbeat and you should definitely come here during the London fringe festival!

This was my first time at the London Wine & Food Show. I went on Saturday night with my boyfriend,…read moreand boy was it packed! I kept checking the Twitter updates from Western Fair District to see if there were still tickets available, knowing they were limited. It was packed on Saturday, but we had fun walking around and trying the different beers and wines. I'm not much of a beer and wine drinker, so my boyfriend had the majority of the samples, but I did try some of the Ciders and Ice Wine that was offered, which were delicious! My favourite booth for sampling had to be the Quay Du Vin; they offered a delicious maple ice wine and a sample of cheese!! There were not as many food samples as I would've hoped there to be, but it was still enjoyable nonetheless. I can't wait to go back back next year, hopefully they will have more of a food selection as well as Ciders!

Terrible and disappointing. We use to look forward to this event and it has been going down hill…read moreover the years. The food vendors were good I'll give it that. Wine was scarce and not enjoyable. No shortage of beer, but we don't go to taste beer. New name for this event. The Food, beer and crappy wine show.