Invermere Roller Rink

How it all started...

B.C. man drives 1,000 km to buy hundreds of roller skates | CBC News After noticing an article in the local paper in a U.S. town, a B.C. man drove 1,000 kilometres to pick up hundreds of roller skates to start a roller skating business.

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It’s a bittersweet day. Invermere Roller Rink has passed on its roller skates to the next funky bunch. Kathleen Roxy Acetylene Janzen has created a new home for for the skates so more youth can get involved in roller skating.
It’s sad that we couldn’t keep it in Invermere, but the facility wasn’t interested in hosting roller skating.
So, onwards to smoother corners , funkier tunes and bigger Afros. It was fun. Thanks y’all.

It’s a bittersweet day. Invermere Roller Rink has passed on its roller skates to the next funky bunch. Kathleen Roxy Acetylene Janzen has created a new home for for the skates so more youth can get involved in roller skating.
It’s sad that we couldn’t keep it in Invermere, but the facility wasn’t interested in hosting roller skating.
So, onwards to smoother corners , funkier tunes and bigger Afros. It was fun. Thanks y’all.

Thanks to everyone for their support. The roller rink is now closed for good.

It's Roller Night! Only 4 skating days left before we close for the season! Last day of skating is Sunday Sept 4.
7-9pm tonight.
$5 All ages

Please note the roller rink is closed this weekend for the high school grad.
See you July 1 for a special Canada day celebration!