Community Centres in Victoria-Fraserview, Vancouver, BC
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Results from the 'Community Centres' category in Victoria-Fraserview, Vancouver
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2198 E 43 rd Ave #2026, VICTORIA-FRASERVIEW, Vancouver, V5P 1M7
(604) 325-3644
event spaces, Performance & Event Venue, venues, Auditorium, Amusement and Recreation Services, Amusement & Recreation, Salles de réception & auditoriums, City or town hall, venues spaces, Community center, salles de réception, Divertissements et média, Salles et Halls 
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6470 Victoria Dr, KILLARNEY, Vancouver, V5S 1K9
(604) 430-6373
Nurseries, gardiennage d adultes, adult care services, Services & centres pour personnes âgées, Soins de longue durée, Day Care Centres, Centre, Santé et Médicaments Nearby results from the Community Centres category
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5175 DUMFRIES STREET, KENSINGTON-CEDAR COTTAGE, Vancouver, V5P 3A2
(604) 718-6200
Sports & Recreation, Parks & Recreation Centres, Parks 
Kensington Community Centre is highly praised for its great staff and facilities. The centre offers a variety of activities, especially for children, including chess, programming, ball sports, a gym, and a mini pool. The washrooms are clean, and there is ample parking. The pool is well-liked, with a hot tub and sauna, but customers suggest bringing your own locks for the lockers. The pool is great for kids, with warm water and plenty of floaties. The community centre is also known for its scenic location and bike routes, making visitors feel safe in a group. 
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6260 Killarney St, KILLARNEY, Vancouver, V5S 2X7
(604) 276-4300
Swimming Pool 
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5288 JOYCE STREET, RENFREW-COLLINGWOOD, Vancouver, V5R 6C9
(604) 618-5642
social services, Non-profit organization, Famille et communauté, services sociaux, Social And Human Service Organizations, Associations humanitaires & services sociaux, Services communautaires et Organisations, Organization, social welfare, organisations, organismes de services humanitaires, Community center, welfare, Nonprofit Organization Collingwood Neighbourhood House is a community centre appreciated by residents for its various programs catering to different age groups, including seniors, children, and youth. Some praise the facility's accessibility and convenience, with mentions of good customer service and cleanliness. A few reviews highlight specific features like the indoor soccer and the availability of meeting rooms and gyms. 
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6810 Main Street, SUNSET, Vancouver, V5X 0A1
(604) 718-6505
Recreation center, Community Organization, Community Center, Park 
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5160 Joyce Street, RENFREW-COLLINGWOOD, Vancouver, V5R 4H1
(604) 717-2935
Community center 
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3350 Maquinna Drive, KILLARNEY, Vancouver, V5S 4C6
(604) 718-6575
Community center, Park The Champlain Heights Community Centre is frequently described as clean and quiet with nice facilities, including a sauna, fitness area, and pool. The community centre is popular among families with younger children, offering various activities and accommodating birthday parties. Friendly and helpful staff are often mentioned. The playground and playing field are appreciated features. Some customers express a desire for longer operating hours, especially on weekends. 
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4015 Fraser Street, RILEY PARK/SOUTH CAMBIE, Vancouver, V5V 4E6
(604) 874-8620
Polish Friendship ZGODA Society was established in the year 1926. The Polish Community in Vancouver began building in 1956 and was completed in 1959. Engineered by Roman Zurowski, the architect of “Dom Polski.” Roman Zurowski was the President of Polish Friendship “Zgoda” Society from 1956-1960. The first significant wave of Poles arrived in British Columbia early this century; though they came directly from Japan, not Poland. They had been serving with the Russian forces and taken prisoner by the Japanese in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904. Most of them were economic immigrants who didn’t want to return to Russian-occupied Poland, and instead settled on farms in the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island, or got jobs as railway workers. Combined with a small number of immigrants who arrived in the late 1800s, there were about 1, 300 Poles scattered about the province by 1921. In 1926 seven friends started the Polish Friendship Society in Vancouver to maintain the Polish identity, preserve the Polish language and help new arrivals. In 1959 the association opened the Polish Community Centre on Fraser Street. 
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3360 Victoria Dr, KENSINGTON-CEDAR COTTAGE, Vancouver, V5N 4M4
(604) 257-6955
Legislative & General Government, playgrounds parks, trails, Exce, Community center, Park, Gym/Physical Fitness Center, Amusement and Recreation Services, Physical Fitness Facilities, Executive, playgrounds trails 
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2929 East 22nd Avenue, RENFREW-COLLINGWOOD, Vancouver, V5M 2Y3
(604) 257-8388
Dog park, Amusement & Recreation, playgrounds parks, Gym/Physical Fitness Center, trails, playgrounds trails, Park, Community Organization, Community center Renfrew Park Community Centre is praised for its friendly, organized, clean, and well-cared-for facilities. The staff are attentive, and the prices are accessible. Customers appreciate the community atmosphere and the availability of various programs, including cooking courses and swimming lessons. Some mention the need for improvement in areas like pool temperature, gym size, lighting, and timely setup for events. A few express frustration with crowded conditions and long waiting lists for popular programs. 
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3690 Vanness Ave, Vancouver, V5R 5B6
(604) 815-1689
Community center 
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718 East 20Th Avenue, Vancouver, V5V 1N3
(604) 563-1561
Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Training centre, Nonprofit Organization, Alternative & Holistic Health Service The Bridge & Enrich Lives Society in Vancouver is a welcoming and inclusive space, praised for its beautiful environment and variety of yoga, meditation classes, and workshops. Attendees describe it as a sanctuary with a great community, full of love and kindness. The venue is ideal for spiritual events, intimate gatherings, and small-scale events. The Tambura Rasa shows are also a highlight. 
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282 West 49Th Avenue, OAKRIDGE, Vancouver, V5Y 2Z5
(604) 324-6152
personal development organization, Community center 
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4501 Clancy Loranger Way, Vancouver, V5Y 2M4
(604) 257-8680
Stadium, Community center The Aquatic Centre at Hillcrest Park is a popular community centre with a range of facilities including pools, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms. Many customers praise the great service, clean facilities, and affordable pricing. Families enjoy bringing their children and appreciate the variety of programs available. However, some customers have expressed concerns about cleanliness in certain areas, particularly the co-ed changing rooms. 
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6161 Cambie Street, OAKRIDGE, Vancouver, V5Z 3B2
(604) 327-0201
Tuesday, August 12 Auditorium Alliance Française Organized by BC Wine School Join us to discover our part 1 of the wine empire! 
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650 West 41 St Avenue, Oakridge, Vancouver, V5Z 4P7
(604) 263-1833
Looking for a place to meet, chat, learn a new skill or play a game? You’ll be in good company at the Oakridge Seniors’ Centre. With over 400 members and a history that spans decades, the centre is run for the mutual benefit of seniors in the community. The Oakridge Seniors’ Centre is a drop-in activity centre for seniors 55 years and older. It is a nonprofit organization operated by the Oakridge Seniors’ Society and is separate and independent from the Vancouver Parks Board and all other community centres in Vancouver. Some of the activities happening in the Centre are: fun and fitness exercises, line dancing, belly dancing, international folk dancing, osteofit, tai- chi (beginners and intermediate), Spanish class, computer classes, bridge, mahjong, knitting, quilting, etc. For only a $25 annual fee, come and take advantage of this space provided by Oakridge, which includes a lunch counter, craft and card-playing area, and a lounge and reading area. Our Café, which is open to members 
