The Village Centre

A nice little building, slightly non descript but home to some nice businesses like the local Church Wellesley BIA and a very nice traditional Chinese massage place.There is also a local parking though it's not quite very convenient

Slowly being eaten away by the ever expanding condo boom but still has some businesses thriving in the area so a great place to patron small business.

Community centre? The real unwavering centre of the village is the giant white (oak?) tree in the middle of Barbara Hall park... And lately that beautiful, once proud, majestic live wooden spirit that speaks by moving ever so slightly so as to create a pattern or picture on its thick trunk looks like it might not make it past this winter if too much tineas are going to be smoked in the park thereby releasing spores that are best left underground.... (( Help! The other trees also look skinny and they're retracting instead of expanding up and out. They have exceeded the maximum bark surface coverage of fungus and might have a bit too much moss on some as well. Possibly the winter may be too warm - let's hope that the vegetation doesn't catch a fever/a coronavirus. They're the lungs of the city!)) Real metamfetamina might actually help the local plant and tree life in the spring. I would request a consultation with a qualified native herbalist to acquire real product that not only helps complex plants build their oxygen exchange systems but probably works well doing something similar to your lungs. And finally, maybe we can plant some more bushes and fruiting berries by the evergreens or wild vegetables like the one tomato bush and carrot stalk I encountered ... Some variety hah. Did they rename this once bustling community meeting area Village Centre"? Hmmm. Simple enough..."

A rework in progress. Not sure if it needs more or less milling about. My heart says more, I like to see it sing.

Vibrant town, great detail of artwork - friendly smiles and cheerful people, the neighborhood reeks of rainbows and the LGBTQ+ - although be wary of a sudden surge of people either under the influence of drugs or are just in need of special care.

This is a small store in downtown Toronto in the LGBTQ community. It's a very friendly small store and the prices are good

It's a place you can have fun every weekend.Unfortunately, there are homeless/mental people are sitting and walking in this area. I think someone should consider this problem.

Different kind of good stores!

Just a nice Neighbourly Deli.A good selection of Cold Meat, Cheese and Prepare Salads like Feta and Pasta.Btw they make fresh Sandwiches for ya.