If you like to have fun night dancing with friends, go to this place on enery Friday nights. Salsa…read moremusic, great instructors Alberto and Teresa. One hour of teaching how to dance and the rest enjoy dancing with different music.

From the owner: White Rock 431 Lodge is a combination of an events hall, a meeting room, and a nightclub lounge…read morewith a bar. Whether you need a wedding venue, a boardroom, or a pub style party room we have you covered. White Rock Elks Lodge is a charity that supports children with hearing and speech impairment. We also support many community resources such as food banks, homelessness projects, and we partner with other community resources to ensure quality of life for children and community. People rent White Rock Elks rooms for a variety of events such as birthday parties, music concerts, bridal showers, graduations, dance classes, Tai Chi, Karate, practice runs, study classes, and any kind of event you need. We are happy to assist with all your needs. White Rock Elks is a Volunteer-based non-profit organization that supports local charities and youth in our community. Reasonably priced Venue for meetings, special events, weddings, and entertainment. Wheel-chair accessible. Upstairs Lounge Downstairs Hall Commercial Kitchen Multipurpose Room We are a community organization with a licensed lounge, hall rentals, entertainment, karaoke. We have music Jam Sessions, Live entertainment, dances, Holiday celebrations such as St Patrick's Day, Valentines Day, New Years Eve parties, Christmas and other holidays. People rent our venue for concerts, classes, pageants, parties of all kinds. We hire entertainers and musicians, and we promote students of the Arts.

$10 for a puny pre made egg salad sandwich that had a small amount of filling…read more This place used to be busy and priced reasonably but now they jacked the prices up and it's such a ripoff. Stop blaming Covid and gas for doubling your prices. This same Sandwich 6 months ago was $5. Won't be back here

Great food and customer service! If you are stuck in court all day, it's definitely a decent place…read moreto grab lunch or a snack.

I will admit: this is the one Yelp review that i've kept putting off... the one that time and time…read moreagain, i've made excuses for... because this dear folks, this is my greatest secret. I currently possess a library of 700+ books. It's safe to say, i'm a full fledged bibliophile. And i'm damn proud of my collection. I've got the Booker prize winners since my year of birth (personally mission to read), almost all the Nobel Literature laureates in the same time frame, CBC Reads authors, Giller Prize winners and even a few of Oprah's picks. I've got a couple shelves of poetry; a good collection of coffee table books and a cupboard of doubles - perfect for any house warming/dinner party/birthday gift. My library largely came together in the last three years and in its entirety, should have cost me thousands to assemble. Except it didn't. And after getting scolded by my mother for keeping quiet about a good cause, i'll explain why: The White Rock Rotary Book Sale. Hold on now. Don't roll your eyes. I know what you're thinking but this isn't an ordinary book sale full of old text books, cookbooks and bad romance novels (though, if that's your cup of tea, they have those too). No no, this is a magical land where you can find the greatest of authors in almost pristine condition. I've found Jose Saramago's Blindness in mint condition hard cover. About 8 perfect copies of The English Patient (the non-movie cover); not to mention every other title from Mr. Ondaatje. An old school version of 100 Years of Solitude before they started with the hokey covers... the list goes on and on and on. The first time my mother and I went, we left with two boxes each. Over 250 books. Because here's the best part: Not only is this for a great cause. And has a great selection. But it's $3 a book or 3 for $5. GGAAAHHHHHH!!!!! We're so notorious at this sale, that not only do they know both of us by name, but the exceptionally helpful club members occasionally set aside authors they know I like and pass on "HA HA beat you to it!" messages when my mother gets there before me. In fact, they not only help you look for whatever title you happen to be seeking but if they DON'T have it, they will take your information and call you after the sale if they come across it while sorting through the new used books. Why? Because these are the NICEST PEOPLE IN EXISTENCE. My mother and I are so obsessed with this book sale of mythical proportions that we arrange work and travel dates around it. It's serious business. So i'm telling you...still slightly begrudgingly...but i'm telling you because these are fabulous people, hosting a fabulous GEM of a booksale for a fabulous cause. And you should support them. I'm going to get there before you anyway. PS. For those with little ones (or the aunties & uncles with little ones to spoil): they have a decent collection of children's books available "by donation." Check their website for upcoming dates & stories on other good stuff.

I cannot emphasize how awesome this venue and staff are. 100…read moreseats so not a bad seat in the house. Sound quality second to none. Lots of street parking. Because of this shows sell out fast. If you like live music, you gotta go.

My only Blue Frog experience was Wishbone Ash a few years ago. From start to finish it was great…read more Friendly greeter and staff, outstanding sound quality and Andy Powell/WA were tight. Five star.

If you are looking for really good and professional high tea, I really recommend here…read more We booked a table from one day ago, for two adults. Everything was great. We ordered organic cream of earl grey and organic white peony &jasmine as a tea. Both of them were great! their New York cheesecake is great too.

Came here with some girlfriends about a month ago and was definitely not disappointed. The interior…read moredecor is very cute, and the atmosphere is chic as well. The girls and I ordered the set 3 tier finger sandwiches, and we each go our own separate tea as well. Customer service was very friendly and overall our experience was great however price wise, you really do get what you pay for. We'll definitely be returning for future events

Staff parties here seem to be a thing…read more The food is good, nice spread for sure. Today was 5 different salads, cold cuts, different flavoured cubes of salmon then for the main sides of rice pilaf, roasted potatoes, assorted veg, pasta, Salmon in spinach cream sauce and the piece de resistance baron of beef with Yorkshire pudding. Omg delicious! The venue is a little old and dark with low ceilings. Overall it is an okay place but the food...yum!

5 Star catered our recent home reception, the 2nd time our family's hired them this past year…read more Their delivery lady was a great brand ambassador, providing friendly & efficient on-time set up complete with all required plates, cutlery, etc. Their pakoras with tamarind sauce were a big hit. Their charcuterie, cheese, and antipasti boards were a world tour assortment of top quality food comparable to any at a fine restaurant. They were beautifully presented on live-edge cutting boards. Great value that's well worth the price.

My husband and I came here for a special event. We were greeted by a welcoming staff (and a bagpipe…read moreband from the fire department). First we rode an interurban car for a short portion of their track. Then we took a tour of their facility starting with their bee garden through their shop and finishing with a ride on their velocipede and modified pump car. Because it was a special event, we had a catered lunch (they use the catering business next door), which was simple, delicious, and way better than a boxed lunch. We finished the afternoon with a final ride on their Queen Car -- Connaught 1304 car. We had a good time. It was a pleasant way to spend an afternoon, so I would recommend checking them out for a few hours one afternoon or hosting an event there.

Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society in Surrey, BC…read more We had a lovely time Saturday, July 14, 2018. Our 3 y/o daughter loves trains and we had seen the train a couple month prior (I think they were preparing and maybe advertising) going down the tracks as we drove along side them. The volunteers were all very lovely. There were a lot of them, probably 10+ people. I was at first sticker shocked at the admission prices but the train ride was almost an hour. The commentary from one of the volunteers was great. He provided a lot of history and facts on the first half of the stretch. It was a bit of a long ride for our daughter, she was good to go after the first 20 mins. There are also no washrooms onboard once you leave the station, obviously, so you have to make sure you go before you leave. They had a simulator that you could drive while you waited for your train to depart. She really enjoyed that! I'd recommend this attraction if you can afford it. It cost us $50 for our family of three. Adults are $20 & kids 2-11 years are $10.

Golfed on August 4th. Started with the check in. The guy that checked us in was the most…read moreunfriendly person we have ever experienced at a golf course. The first 5 holes everything was good, then we got to the 6th hole and it was like everything came to stop. After that we waited on every hole. Round took five and a half hours. There was a marshal riding around but all he seemed to be doing is visiting. There was no course management. It is one course we will be taking off our list to play.

played hazelmere golf club today. At 80 dollars for a…read morewinter rate they are the most expensive around. They also do not do frost delays , so they send you out at your scheduled time into frozen frost covered ground and zero visibility due to fog . They also do not tell you that they have tee boxes closed and have mats set out for you to hit off of . 75 percent of their par 3 greens were closed for no reason and they had 12 foot wide sections of fairways set up as greens. hazelmere is not wort 80 dollars at peak SeAsian when they are charging over 100 so they sure are not worth 80 dollars in the winter. they also had no food or drink service between nines. completely unacceptable and a giant waste of time and money. take your money to a place such as northview , where they actually put effort into offering the services a golf course should have. my group of golfers will not be donating anymore money to hazelmere ever again no matter which time of year.