was honoured to be invited to attend a june wedding here and it was the loveliest setting for an…read moreoutdoor celebration. the weather showed up, warm sun, a soft breeze, and the ceremony took place near the lavender fields, which made for a beautiful, calming backdrop (though sadly, i couldn't smell the lavender). there was a shaded pathway lined with billowing lavender organza draped overhead, gently fluttering in the breeze. it added such a whimsical, romantic feel, like walking through a dreamy lavender cloud. the property itself is a mix of gravel and grass, rustic and charming, though a little tricky in heels (we were basically aerating the lawn as we walked). still, there's something about the uneven ground and laid back setting that adds to the casual elegance. a barn on site served as 'behind the scenes' storage, fitting the countryside vibe perfectly. there were also a couple of spacious washrooms available, which is always appreciated at outdoor events. details like the fish pond, cinderella carriage, pergola, and lavender fields offered plenty of opportunities for beautiful, intimate photos throughout the day. overall, a relaxed and picturesque venue that suited this elegant summer wedding beautifully. it felt intimate, personal, and full of charm, a truly memorable place to say "i do."

I love this lavender farm, second time here. They have 4 different kinds of lavenders ranging from…read moredifferent hues of blue purple and height. There's a small area for kids to play and lots of running room for kids. The market however is only available in weekends at the moment. That being said there is a small gift shop at the ticket booth. They also have small cups of ice cream that are available for purchase as well. PRO TIP: go on a weekday to avoid large crowds

This is actually probably the most fun I've had in a long time. Basically you are playing a video…read moregame in real life. And I would recommend coming in gym clothes because at the end of this you will be sweaty. They give you a brief debriefing and there are 3 or 4 different games you get to play. You have to watch out for people camping and there are actual clans that play together so they are really good. But it is fun and as realistic as it will get besides paint ball. This is very fun! And would recommend as a team building exercise!

They outright banned us just for giving feedback!!!!…read more My friends and I have been visiting this facility regularly since it reopened, and we always had unique experiences. But every time, different people had issues with the equipment or the staff, who couldn't explain the games properly. So, we kept giving them feedback. After some time, when nothing improved and the staff didn't take any responsibility, one of our friends spoke to the manager directly and left a negative review, hoping things would get better. But today, when we tried to book another session, we were shocked to find out they banned him and a few other players who weren't happy with the service :|

I attended an engagement at this venue and was very impressed. The venue was so beautiful that each…read morecorner involved a mini photo-shoot! My only con about this venue is for the ladies in heels. We were seated outside and when we were asked to stand, a few of us had our heels stuck in the cracks. It was more of the planners fault on arranging chairs but still something I thought to point out.

I attended a friend's wedding reception at this venue. The wood paneling and subtly-nautical-themed…read moredecor was nice. The sunset must be beautiful, as it would be visible beyond the river that this is located on, but it was winter, and since I was of the "other friends" group that arrived after dinner, it was dark already. The space itself wasn't too large. I am guessing 100 or less for standing/dancing, and less for sit-down meals. The path leading up to the hall is as to be expected of a nautical place (deck or metal with holes), but it wasn't too difficult to navigate with heeled shoes. I'm not sure if the catering was from here or hired separately, but the cheesecake bites were good! Not too sweet nor too heavy.

Very big hall with some rooms. Came here a few years ago for a craft fair. There is an option to…read moreuse the small room and or the big room. Both craft fairs have been in either or. Good layout.

The Richmond City Hall building opened in 2000…read more It was designed with all the 'bells & whistles' of that time - exciting technology - efficiency & environmentally themed - all of which still stand the test of time - 20 years later. I've been inside a few times to pay my utility bills & it's because of that, that I've never thought - you know what while I'm giving away my money, I think I'll write a review & take some pics to share with everyone! How cool huh = not!! LMAO! Of course now with Coronavirus wrecking havoc on the world - everyone's priorities & lifestyle has changed! I've taken the time to smell the roses as they say & appreciate the finer things in life - like being outdoors more & breathing oh my gosh - fresh air!!! Whoa amazing! Once life is semi back to normal I'll go back & take interior pics - hopefully before those city officials demand more money from me!!! For now please enjoy these pics I've taken of the surrounding area outside city hall! By the way if you like, download the city hall app, then hold your cell up close to your nose & gently rub your screen with your index finger. You might begin to smell the sweet aphrodisiac scent emanating from these beautiful red flowers!!! Get outta here! Bye!

It Was Super Fun, Me and my Family Had Lots Of Fun , The Volcano Slide was the best, but it was a…read morelittle too fast, hurt my feet but Overall its my fav, the slushee doesn't have any taste and doesn't come out the straw , Just buy it from 711 , the slushee cup smells like fries which ruins ur appetite

Yikes, $26 for a 2 hour visit for my toddler??? I love my child, but I'm not sure I love her…read moreenough to pay this kind of admission fee. It's a HUGE indoor playground with TONS to do, but my main deterrent would be the admission price. They also have a sign up indicating that they will be increasing prices as well. I wasnt impressed with the lack of staff presence on the floor. There were a LOT of bare footed kids AND parents, despite clear signage about their socks policy. There were also children still wearing their shoes, and an adult who climbed the lava slide IN HER BARE FEET even though there's a big sign that says no bare feet and no adults. The lack of parental presence with some of the kids is also quite disappointing, as one girl was quite pushy with anyone who tried to get into a play structure with her. Also, people who exit/ enter the playground area aren't very careful, leaving the gates open on a few occasions that I noticed. (as my toddler tried making a beeline out of these gates). Pretty cool that they have laser tag here (for an additional fee that's cheaper when purchased the same day as your visit). Cubbies for your shoes and jacket, but no lockers for valuables. They say no outside food/drink, but it didn't seem strictly enforced, as there were tons of water bottles there. Free parking out front.

I had my small ceremony at the Ensora with a parent's tea ceremony aka Chinese Tea Ceremony but in…read morea small form. Everything needed was included when we book the service, so what did was to show up and be pretty! They are super knowledgeable because the owners are officiants. It's definitely a perfect venue (and also a solution) for those who wanna opt out the party chaos and keep the wedding promises just for yourselves.

From the owner: The Ensora Ceremony Space is an officiant-founded indoor ceremony venue in Vancouver located in…read moreRichmond, BC. It is designed for modern couples seeking an intimate and meaningful experience. With its minimalist design, natural light, and seamless online booking system, Ensora offers a new kind of wedding that feels intentional, elegant, and effortless. Officially launching online booking on October 22. Now accepting early inquiries for intimate weddings and legal signing ceremonies.

Great affordable high tea, cozy ambience and beautiful farm area. The gift shop is great tooread more

Neat little old school farm in the middle of nowhere Richmond…read more Parking is available in a small lot a short walk away. There are some spots along Dyke Road. Try not to drive into the ditch for these spots. The farm buildings have been restored, and actually look pretty cool. There's a house, a barn, and a bunch of rusty old farm equipment. There is also a large community garden, and a bee section at the far end. Plenty of green space and paths to walk around too. Can't really comment on the high tea here but apparently it's available. Pretty neat to visit if one hasn't seen any 1800s buildings before. 1-2 hours is enough.