Carla Smith and Lucy Croysdill, the co-founders of Rolla Skate Club, will be travelling to Toronto later this month to try and convince the panel of entrepreneurs to invest in their vision and support an effort to franchise their business which they describe as "a roller skating gym that parties on the weekend."

Rolla Skate Club offers 40+ classes six days a week at their brand new 20,000 square foot location, The Rollerland Building, at the PNE in East Vancouver

Blast-from-the-past Rolla Skate Club moves in to the historic venue.

Surrey-area roller-skater Stacey Gowland is among those ready to roll with Rolla Skate Club at its new home in Vancouver. Operators of the three-year-old club have set up at the Rollerland building at the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE), where a launch event was held Friday, Dec. 3.

Vancouver's Rolla Skate Club has found a permanent venue to show off some sweet skills. Check out our video for a preview.

Aweeee yeah, folks! Rolla Skate Club has found a permanent home in the city, after hosting amazing roller skate events all over Vancouver! This community-focused roller skate club will be taking over the iconic Rollerland building at the PNE, which in our eyes is the perfect spot for it. Here’s the scoop.

Since the start of Rolla Skate Club almost three years ago, Carla and Lucy have been looking for a permanent home for their events. This December, their dream space will become a reality. Rolla Skate Club has found a permanent home at the Rollerland building at the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE).

A historic Vancouver building is being brought back to life, thanks to the efforts of an enthusiastic group of roller skaters. As Sharron Bates reports, the doors of Rollerland are set to reopen to the public early next month.

After years of making do in parking lots, tiny yoga studios, art galleries and churches, a Vancouver roller skating club has found the perfect space to keep on a-rollin'.

The Rolla Skate Club is excited to announce Rollerland at the PNE! Since the start of Rolla Skate Club almost three years ago, finding a venue to host their in-person rollerskating classes turned out to be a challenging task. From having classes at parking lots, tiny yoga studios, and art galleries, to settling into the late “Skate Church” at Kerrisdale, Rolla has been everywhere.