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Hear how your community centre did last year,
vote for your board or stand for election,
and vote on changes to your Community Centre's Constitution!

Join us for our double feature:

How to Train Your Dragon

&

the Karate Kid

See one, or stay for both! Seating begins 5:45 PM and 7:45 PM.
Concession open for sales.
For 12 and under (parents welcome)

7 PM on Sunday, June 13th, at Lord Roberts Community Centre

The Lord Roberts and Riverview Community-Lead Emission reduction (CLER) program is setting up a community bicycle work shop to make tools and mechanical assistance available.
Come and help determine what it will be called, what it will look like, how it will operate.

Meet at the centre between 5 and 6 PM. Pleas come give us a hand - those tree bands have to come down now!

Lord Roberts Community Centre was founded in 1934 at the corner of Kylemore and Daly. Originally called "The Terriers,"
the Club consisted of two box cars donated by the CNR.
The new clubhouse was built in 1950 at Cockburn and Kylemore, with the existing club house completed in 1960.

The first Club President was Mrs. Ellinthorpe, followed by Mrs. P. Bull, an early Osborne Street resident who was Lord Roberts Club President for a total of 6 years.

A fire destroyed the community center in the winter of 1988, but it continued to operate thanks to the dedication of volunteers with the support of the community centers nearby, until it was reopened on May 11th, 1990.

Our Mission

The purpose of the Lord Roberts Community Center is to provide a broad range of recreational and leisure activities for persons of all ages residing in the Lord Roberts area especially as well as to surrounding communities of the City of Winnipeg, through the management and operation of the facilities and grounds.