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Roller Derby Tsunami
Saturday, July 19, 2025
- Time
- 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Venue
- Comox Valley Curling Centre, Courtenay, V9J 1P2
- Price
- Adults are $10; kids are $5; kids under 5 are free
Saturday, July 19th, North Island Roller Derby presents a roller derby double header at the Comox Valley Curling Centre in Courtenay!
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North Island Roller Derby presents the second (and LAST) instalment of our Summer Tsunami of Roller Derby, with two action packed games on July 19th! We will be hosting Vancouver’s Terminal City as well as Divergence Roller Derby here in the Comox Valley.
Expect 50/50, merchandise, food trucks, half-time fun, and an afterparty! This is a family friendly event but the bar will be open for tasty 19+ refreshments!
Doors Open at 4:30pm
Game 1 vs Divergence starts: 5:20pm
Game 2 vs Terminal City start: 7:30pm
This is your last chance this year to witness the hard hitting action of roller derby right in your own backyard, so don't miss out!
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Venue
Comox Valley Curling Centre
4835 Headquarters Road
Courtenay
V9J 1P2
Dates
The event runs from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM on the following dates.
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