Roselawn Centre Renovations

View of a warmly lit entryway with wooden flooring, decorative plants, and vintage light fixtures.
Category
Facilities
Status
Complete
The Roselawn Centre was originally built in 1860 as a stately three-story home of Upper Canada Victorian architecture, changing hands in early 1870s and 1900s, and eventually became The Port Colborne Club in 1957.  This facility has been operating as an arts and cultural cente along with a partnership with Showboat Festival Theatre, run by Lighthouse Theatre. 
 
In early 2026, the City of Port Colborne completed a large renovation project for the Roselawn Centre which included the construction of a new exterior and internal accessibility ramps, new washrooms, refinished 70-year-old original hardwood flooring, and new finishings to enhance the heritage atmosphere of this facility. 
 
These renovations have provided residents and visitors with unimpeded access to all areas of the Roselawn Centre to enjoy a truly unique, vibrant, and well-balanced cultural experience.

Project Photos

Spacious interior with green walls, carpeted floor, and decorative furniture.
View of a warmly lit entryway with wooden flooring, decorative plants, and vintage light fixtures.
A ramp with a railing leading to a brick building, surrounded by a paved area.
A view through an arched doorway into a well-lit hallway with stairs, hardwood floors, and a small table.
Hallway with doors on either side, a post with a sign in the centre, and windows along the wall.
Narrow hallway with beige walls, carpeted floor, and overhead lighting.
Narrow hallway with textured walls, a stone feature, and two windows.
A grey door with a security system and a mat, surrounded by stone walls.
Two restroom doors in a hallway, one marked for men, the other for all genders.