Love this place! I live very close to it so it's nice to come here to work out. They have monthly…read moremembership to the gym that also gives you access to the Kits community pool. The gym is a tight place but it has all the major exercise machines such as squat rack, cardio stuff, a weight spit, and a few areas for stretching or anything you want

This community is like other community center. Its old and yes it probably needs some renovation…read morebut it has everything that a community center has. It has an ice rink, fitness center, a nice area to chill etc. Its connected to a park. Its convenient and there are lots of street parking. Yes free street parking, I am talking about! Will come back!

I couldn't emphasize enough how much I love this place. What more could you ask for from your local…read moreneighbourhood bar??? It is very un-assuming from the outside but once you come in, it's a huge area for your activities. The shuffleboard and darts are free. The pool and the snooker tables are 50 cents a game. Not too bad for Vancouver if you ask me. They are well-kept, too! There's a good mix of demographics here too - not just servicemen. University students and alumni from UBC come and hang out here, too. The jukebox is always playing. Bands play on Wednesdays and weekends. It could get soooo packed especially if the band playing has a following. Servers are sooooo accommodating that they've actually become my friends! Regulars are very welcoming, too! And the drinks! The drinks are cheap! Like c'mon.. $4 for single highballs, $9 for double Glenfiddich, $5 for beers! The pour on cocktails is also very generous. Lastly, you and your friends will be undisturbed here. You guys can even show up in costume and they would think it's cool! You can also order pizza or bring a cheeseboard for all they care. It's a nice lil space for hanging out. And you could actually hear each other talk here :)

I'm a member of the Point Grey Legion. Suffice to say, I might easily be the youngest member…read more....not alot of modern servicemembers sign up and they should! They have pool tables, darts, shuffleboard and a great group of people who are fun to be around and could use some younger members. I should hang around here more often....

This is my go-to place for fitness. Been going here for years. There are many types of physical…read moreactivity classes. Zumba on Wednesday's is very popular. There is also a good variety of martial arts to choose from (karate, taekwondo, Chinese Wushu). Can also learn to play a musical instrument too. Quality of the classes are quite good at an affordable price. Facilities are a little bare but functional. Exercise fuels my Foodie appetite!

Kerrisdale Community Centre is a great place for active people to be active, relaxing people to…read morerelax, or people watchers to watch. The Kerrisdale Community Centre has a nice indoor pool with lessons for everyone from beginners to people who just want to play in the water. A single visit to an adult to the pool is $5.36. In addition, the centre has a fitness area with a one month pass for adults that cost $30. There is a large basketball court, a youth area, and loads of activities for per-school and school kids. There is also a seniors center and a library under the same roof. I would highly recommend stopping by the centre and grabbing the Recreation Guide with all the details of the Kerrisdale Community Centre. It is well worth your time. I went just a couple of days ago to just sit down in the lobby area and watched people walk by as I studied for a major exam. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Their were several people in and out of the centre of all age groups. There was even a birthday party in one of the rooms that is for rent. I was able to study and use the library with free Wifi from the lobby area. Highly recommend... Check out what the centre has for you at www.kerrisdalecc.com

Lots of programs - check out their web site for more information. This review is for the Little…read moreFriends program, a 40-minute class for 1-2 year olds on Thursday mornings. Cammie leads the class, and it's a perfect introduction to a structured environment, tailored to the readiness of toddlers. First is 25 minutes of supervised open play (parents/caregivers stay with the children), then a few minutes at a supervised, structured art project at the art table (e.g. painting, or gluing leaves on a tree-shaped paper - n.b. this age group needs a lot of help with gluing). After art, everyone washes hands and heads to the circle area for bubbles (way to motivate toddlers to assemble somewhere!) and circle time with a very very short story, then some puppet-singing games, and ring-around-the-rosie and good-bye. The child I bring is just 15 months old, and he enjoys watching the other children, as well as playing with the toys & equipment. He obviously needs active management in his interactions due to his age, but he seems to benefit from the opportunity to play with other toddlers, and he's certainly tired out for his nap after a morning at Little Friends. October Challenge 4/31.

Located on Dunbar Street between 31st and 32nd Ave. at the east side of Memorial West Park, this…read morecommunity centre is a hot spot for Dunbar moms, who drop off their kids in daycare then hit the fitness centre for a workout, or maybe take a pottery or dance class. It's an active and busy centre offering a wide variety of facilities to local residents of all shapes and sizes, including a playground, gym, youth lounge, squash and tennis courts, art and dance studios, a seniors' centre, sauna and whirlpool, and a coffee shop. All facilities are adapted, where possible, for those with special needs, and there's an elevator in the building. Many different programs are offered for all ages, contact the centre for details.

One of the most beautiful campus center I have been to. The building is called the nest because of…read morea giant nest hanging in the middle of this huge center. That nest is used for symphony and above is an open space for study or conference. This place has plenty space to study, with several rooms to book if you wanna get private and quite time. Booking room, however, only open to UBC student. Common space are open to everyone before 5 or 6 pm I think. There are many botanical decorations inside the nest, making it so comfortable to study here. I love coming here especially in the grad lounge because it has a wonderful view to the mountain. The 4th floor has a bar with nice view too. If you just wanna study outside, there are tables in the balcony of 4th floor that you can study and enjoy the sunlight at the same time.

Some people i have grown to know at this gym have stopped coming because of certain hippy types…read morethat don't believe in deodorant, soap and water on a daily basis. They make it extremely unpleasant for the rest of us. After 20 yr going to the westend cc will not be renewing yearly in January because those same stinky guys have also a problem with essential oils and these are same guys that don't rinse before coming into steam, have had a problem or two with them because they exfoliate in the steam, they don't rinse or they pour water on the steam sensor but the lazy Filipino attendant is buddy with some of them so favours their unacceptable behaviour or homophobia even which is asinine considering it's the westend. This gym has gone down hygienically as well and the maintenance guy is just standing around chitchatting.. what a horrible and disappointing turn for this gym

West End Community Center is a nice place to be. I would…read morerecommend this too anyone just starting out with fitness

Fantastic venue to celebrate your princess or toddler's bday!…read more Love the setup--kids' blow up castle and rides in the big gym, good for 30 kids easy... then the eating area/room which also quite spacious, in an L-shape layout. Kids washrooms here too. washrooms everywhere. Only minor detail is the kitchen location in between, a 20 feet walk down the hallway. Maya was quite helpful, so the bday package for $200 or whatever, included 2 hrs, 2 pizzas fr Fresh Slice and her help throughout the whole day! Would recommend for sure. Parking isn't as bad compared to the traffic and pedestrians. For the after party and scenery, we knew it'd be good for other families who haven't been to Granville Island for awhile. Plus this centre is a bit heritage like, sure not as modern as the Olympic Village one but it's got character. That's me ;)

I went to the fitness class today showed my BC Vaccination Card believing that was enough to get me…read moreinto the class but according to the staff member I also needed picture ID. I told the desk clerk that I had been a member for over 30yrs and that most of the clerks knew me by name and all they had to do was check my phone number but they kept insisting that I needed photo ID to prove it was me. They wouldn't let me into the class even though the posters stated that all you had to show was your vaccination card and that is all that is required in most places in Vancouver. I was totally very upset by this and Immediately cancelled my classes.

I am not always around but parents wanted to vote and it happened that I am in town and so I drove…read morethem here. Yes we voted. My parents came here before to check out their programs. They do have programs for all ages. Best part they have an ice skating rink inside and as well a swimming pool (I believe). Staff are friendly. Hours were not bad. There are free parking here (which is convenient and great). Looks clean inside.

This is one of the few free things that you can do in the city and is encouraged as there is a lot…read moreof history to check out of course. If you're into War items to check out than this is cool but this is also a community center in which I came here for a Spring craft fair. The center has a good layout, clean washrooms and of course great rooms that you can rent out. The staff were super helpful as well with some of their inquiries.