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About Us

                   Interlakes Community Hall

                 7592 Highway 24.

The Roe Lake and District Recreation Commission was formed in 1977 and incorporated

under the Societies Act that November. Previously, as Roe Lake Community Hall, it had existed

since the 1940's under the direction of the Roe Lake Community Club/Women's Institute; and in

the mid-50's, became the first  approved "recreation commission" in the Province.

The community consists of Bridge Lake, Sheridan Lake, Deka Lake, Sulphurous Lake and surrounding area.

Our facilities are in the centre of this large area and are easily accessed via Highway 24, the main route

between 100 Mile House and Kamloops, BC. The program events and activities held at RLDRC fulfill

needs for all community members no matter the gender, age or background a person may have.

Offering this facility to other non profit groups in the community such as; Bridge Lake Community School , the Lions Club

which in turn distributes funds back into the community.  Associations like the Canadian Diabetes benefits from the

Interlakes Carpet Bowlers Association donating funds raised at their events. The Interlakes Snowmobile Club and the

Interlakes Volunteer Fire Department find the Interlakes Community Hall to be a very central location for their meetings.

 4-H Clubs have used these facilities since it first started, enabling our children a place to learn husbandry skills, be part of a community that cares about a group facility such as this and helps them grow into responsible young leaders.

  Social needs are met through events like dances, weddings, family reunions, fairs, rodeo, baseball tournaments and community Christmas parties drawing people together.

 Family reunions, weddings and funerals are booked several times throughout the year. RLDRC community hall is an ideal place for meeting the needs of such bookings.

 The Interlakes Community Hall is again an ideal place for the local Log Cabin Quilters Group to meet as they have grown too large to meet in local homes.

 The Cariboo Regional District holds board meetings, electoral meetings, community planning meetings and public hearings throughout the year. Having the use of the Interlakes Community Hall for such events as these fills a great need for the Interlakes population. If the CRD could not hold meetings at this location the population would have to travel to 100 Mile House, a 50 k drive.