I wrote a rave review but it seems to have disappeared or replaced by something irrelevant. Let me…read morejust say that I have been to the Dance Art studio in Richmond Hill many times and it has always been very enjoyable. The lady in charge, Cristina Amalia Dina, can teach any dance, either American or international style; and she is assisted by another lady who also knows her stuff. The guests can request particular dances (e.g. fox trot, west coast swing) and the music will be provided. I remember one occasion when we practiced five different dances in the space of one hour. When I leave Dance Art I always feel happier. But don't take it from me! Try Dance Art for yourself and you won't be disappointed. P.S. Age is no barrier. I first took dance lessons when I was 81; now I am 90 and looking forward to more dancing after the pandemic.

Hired 4 of these dancers for a function. Only 2 showed up since one got hurt the day before. No…read moreone bothered to tell us about this and all of a sudden 2 dancers walked in and started a routine which looked LAME - the manager didn't know how many we hired at our venue and just figured we ordered 2. If that wasn't enough, the CD skipped and 3 out of 4 songs couldn't be played/danced too - to say it was embarrassing with high level VERY important guests there is an understatement. The dancers themselves were ok. I was furious and they only gave us back half the money. I honestly would have given them the full amount to stay home. Yes, it was that bad.

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)

Amazing teachers and staff. Fantastic facility and range of classes. Adult classes are really well…read moreexecuted. Pianist is professional and works in tune with the teacher and students. Great experience

I was searching on google for "active things to do" around the Scarborough area and this popped up…read more I looked at a few videos and it looked so fun so I booked my first class online. It was simple and easy to sign up and apparently they have an app where you can book your classes on. Right now they offer $5 for your first class and it's so worth it! Once you enter, you just get on a bike and the instructor will check you in. The moves were really easy to follow, it was kind of hard to hear but maybe it was because I was in the back. Definitely bring a towel and a water bottle because you will be drenched!

These classes are not worth the $20 they are charging. Some of the instructors are great. But for…read morethe size of the space and the amenities (no water foundation for example, towels aren't always available) it is not worth $20 a class! The instructors don't use a microphone so it's difficult to hear what they are saying throughout the class. All of that stuff I can look past, but the biggest reason I am giving them a poor review is because they are so disorganized!!!!!!!!!! The amount of times where classes would be cancelled last minute 5-20 minutes before they were supposed to start was unbelievable. They focus way to much on opening new locations and advertising and not enough time on improving the classes they already have! Do not recommend.

The best of the best! I love love LOVE this studio!!! Ive been pole dancing for 3 months and I love…read moreit more each time i come here. LeAnne is an amazing teacher and so supportive! Would recommend the studio to everyone.

I can't express how much my life has changed since meeting Kelly. I am 40+ woman who has had type 1…read morediabetes for 33 years and I have been overweight most of my life. More than the weight she has helped me lose, it's the way I feel, the way I move more easily, the way I am now living my life. Kelly's background in nursing, her nurturing nature and her slow but steady training techniques have made it so easy to actually enjoy exercise...which is a statement I NEVER thought I would say. I highly recommend Kelly for people who want to make a change in their lives.

I started taking the Body Blast and Boxfit classes at this studio back in September and I'm super…read morehappy with the experience. I've even signed up for their 6 Week Fitness Challenge that starts tomorrow. I'm pretty active on my own, but find it's easy as we head into winter to opt for the couch over the run outside. So, signing up for classes provides a little extra incentive for me to keep active. From my first visit at Cornerstone I felt comfortable, a key feeling for me when I'm working out. The owner, Lauren Cook, took time to explain pricing, the best deals, and introductory offers. Although I don't have kids, I noticed that the schedule's built to accommodate kids classes at the same time adults are working out. Supporting local community businesses is important to me and Lauren took the time to explain why she opened and what impact she hopes it has on the community. All a positive for me. I take body blast with Nick Robinson on Thursdays. It's a mix of functional exercises to build cardio and some strength training. The classes are small, so it's more like a personalized workout with a trainer rather than a class at say Goodlife. The max we've had so far in class is 4 people, so there's no hiding. The upside, is that after I injured myself running, he was able to give me modified exercises during the class at no additional cost and it didn't prevent me from going. This was awesome! The Boxfit class on Sundays is the best workout I've ever had. If you're looking for a cardio workout this is it. It's an hour and divided amongst skipping, jogging, aerobics, box jumping, and punching the bag so you never get bored. You work on 3 minute rounds with 30 second breaks the whole time. Jared is funny and makes sure everyone is working hard throughout the class. As for costs, I pay per session and find it reasonably priced. It's more expensive than Goodlife, but I feel more accountable given the smaller class sizes. And you can't beat the individual attention you're getting from a certified instructors/trainers without paying for one-on-one sessions. I've not taken any of the adult dance classes they offer, but I've ventured into both Yoga and Pilates now and continue to be impressed by the staff they have.

My kids have been taking dance classes at Cornerstone since shortly after it opened and I always…read morerecommend it to anyone looking for breakdancing, hip hop and contemporary/modern dance style classes, and it's also a great place for really little kids to get into dance for the first time. My daughter in particular has learned so much and been able to really explore her creativity, plus has boosted her self esteem. Wonderful staff, very caring and thoughtful, and overall a great vibe in the studio. Delighted to see how the studio has evolved and grown over the years.