White Lake Community Hall Society and Rental
3617 Parri Road V0E 2W1 Sorrento, BC, Canada

WHITE LAKE HALL IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED With the current Corona virus crisis deepening daily it has been decided by the Hall Executive to close the Hall for all events until further notice.Other halls in the area have also closed.We will review the situation as it progress,

EVENT IS GOING TO BE RESCHEDULED. COD GONE WILD will RESCHEDULE asap and your ticket will be valid for the new date. The world as a whole has postponed events to contain the coronavirus and they are asking for your understanding and your willingness to hold your ticket. If you feel you cannot accept a postponement and require a refund then please visit their website and send them a message.

POSTPONED PERFORMANCE: COD GONE WILD HAS CANCELLED ALL PERFORMANCES DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS. THE SHOW THIS SUNDAY MARCH 15TH AT WHITE LAKE HALL HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

My name is Alan Cook and I am the President of the White Lake Hall Society.I moved to White Lake three years ago,at that time I was the President of the Notch Hill hall.The executive consists of myself and three very community minded ladies who,like myself,are making every effort to improve the hall for all residents of this Great Community. I have seen a few comments with regard to the changes we have made to the functions that will be happening at the hall with regard to al...cohol use in the hall. The liquor laws of this Province are very clear with regard to Community Halls.When an event such as a dance that tickets are sold for,liquor cannot be brought into the hall.Any alcohol that is in the hall must be bought from a government outlet and must have a permit.The holder of that permit is responsible for the behavior and safety of those attending.This is the law and we,the executive,will abide by the law.Small gatherings of private,member only clubs,do not require a permit to have liquor present.The information is available online on the Government site. I apologise for being long winded but the change is in the best interest of the Hall.Sadly there are too few people that support the hall in a meaningful way,but have the time to sit at their keyboard and criticize.The hall exterior is in a sad state which will be rectified through this spring and summer. Should it be required,I am more than willing to have a meeting at the hall to allow concerned residents to air their views. Any help to assist us in the hall exterior spring(if it ever gets here) clean- up would be greatly appreciated. See more

Attention Home Bakers: As a fundraiser for the hall we would like to offer a piece of pie or cake with a hot beverage for sale at the Cod Gone Wild Show on Sunday March 15th during intermission. We are offering $10 for a pie or cake made by people in our community. If you are interested in baking a pie or cake please let us know.

NEW HORIZONS POT LUCK - WED MARCH 11TH White Lake New Horizons Seniors Club Reminder of the Pot Luck for New Horizons tonight... (Wed March 11th) The White Lake New Horizons Seniors Club is an interactive group that meets for pot luck dinners in the lower level of the White Lake Community Hall. Meetings are held at 5:30 on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month commencing in October and ending in May for the summer break. Membership is open to anyone fifty years or more and everyone, regardless of residency, is invited to become a member for a nominal fee of $10.00 per year. Following the pot luck dinner, evening activities involve socializing, games, and different events for those wishing to participate. We invite those who may be interested to attend a pot luck, or if you wish additional information, you may also contact Garry Loeppky (250) 803-5264 or Lester McInally (250) 803-5230

OPEN JAM NIGHT THURSDAY MAR 5TH 7PM - DOWNSTAIRS

This years REDNECK DANCE will be on SATURDAY APRIL 25th, please save the date. For liability reasons this event has been changed to a CASH BAR. Drinks will be $5/ea. Your $20 admission ticket will include one free drink. Mark & Kimberly Boyd will be providing the great music as always. We'll post more information soon.

Hi White Lake Community. The hall has been rented out for a function on May 16th and 17th. The client is looking for someone that would be interested in cleaning the hall when they are done. I will need to know what you would be charging. If you are interested please call Terry at 778 231 8810.

Do you have your tickets yet? Susan Aylard who is part of Cod Gone Wild is our own White Lake resident. Join us for a great night of music. There will be a dance area for those that can't sit still and during intermission we plan on having our own local baking and hot beverages available for $5. SUNDAY MARCH 15TH - HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE FOR THIS GREAT COMMUNITY EVENT.

OPEN JAM NIGHT THURSDAY FEB 27TH 7PM - DOWNSTAIRS

White Lake New Horizons Seniors Club Reminder of the Pot Luck for New Horizons tonight (Wed Feb 26th)... The White Lake New Horizons Seniors Club is an interactive group that meets for pot luck dinners in the lower level of the White Lake Community Hall. Meetings are held at 5:30 on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month commencing in October and ending in May for the summer break. Membership is open to anyone fifty years or more and everyone, regardless of residency, is invited to become a member for a nominal fee of $10.00 per year. Following the pot luck dinner, evening activities involve socializing, games, and different events for those wishing to participate. We invite those who may be interested to attend a pot luck, or if you wish additional information, you may also contact Garry Loeppky (250) 803-5264 or Lester McInally (250) 803-5230

I would like to give a big thanks to Paul Robinson and John Warrington for cleaning the parking lot of snow. I just went down to the hall and it looks amazing. Your service to our little community is appreciated 100%. What would we if we didn't have volunteers like you both helping out.

Community working together! A big thank you to Paul Robinson and John Warrington for getting the upper level of the hall cleared. Paul spent yesterday making an opening up to the top and John spent the second day with Paul getting the snow out of the way for parking. A thank you goes out to all those people in the community that help out with the snow removal over the winter. The executive committee is aware of the issues around the condition of the parking lot and the funding required to resolve those issues and are working on a solution.

A new AED has been installed at the hall. It is located at the top of the stairway connecting the top and ground floor making it accessible to both floors. A big thank you goes out to Paul Robinson for doing the research and installation to make this possible.