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Are you ready for some flat track action? Houston Roller Derby’s season opener game is coming up on April 16 at brand-new venue Houston Indoor Sports, located at 221 Barren Springs Drive in Houston. Parking conditions at Houston Indoor Sports will be a major improvement over our previous venues. The venue offers a permanent sport court floor that’s made for roller derby and roller hockey games, as well as bleacher, floor and VIP seating.

Buy your tickets now as this bout has limited capacity and is very likely to sell out! Tickets cost $12 in advance or $15 at the door and are available from any HRD skater, from Montrose Skate Shop at 3202 White Oak Drive, or at www.houstonrollerderby.com . Tickets from our cancelled March bout will be accepted at the season opener. Children ages 5 and younger are admitted for free. Will-call tickets will be available for pick-up at 4 p.m. April 16 at HIS. Season ticket holders will be allowed into the venue at 5:45 p.m. Doors open to all other ticket-holders at 6 p.m.

Attendees are asked to not bring folding chairs. Chairs will be available for VIP ticket holders, and bleachers and floor seating will be available for general admission ticket holders. Beer and concessions will be available for purchase at games. Some concessions options will be cash-only.

Houston Roller Derby Garage Sale, Onion Creek, The Heights, April 9!!!

One rollergirl’s trash could be YOUR treasure at the Houston Roller Derby garage sale fundraiser. The sale is taking place from 7 a.m. to noon this Saturday, April 9 at Onion Creek Coffee House, 3106 White Oak Drive in Houston. We’ve had some sofa sets and bookshelves donated already. Check our facebook profile on Friday night for updates on other big items we’ll have at the sale! If you’d like to donate items to the sale, use the Contact Us form on out website to send us an e-mail about it.

PHOTOS

Tonight was very special as the Discovery Channel was in town filming a documentary about Reggie. Thanks to our dear friends at Saltgrass Steak House, the Psych Ward Sirens and all of our friends at the Houston Roller Derby, for making this an evening Reggie will never forget!

Toni Niece, of Saltgrass Steak House, gave us permission to shoot some interviews at their restaurant on I-10 @ Campbell Road. Thank you, Toni, the restaurant was perfect, the food excellent and the staff incredible! Our waiter, Chris, was outstanding and took wonderful care of us. Also, thank you for the delicious appetizers! That was completely unnecessary but totally appreciated!

Saltgrass Steak House Rocks!

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What a great night at the Roller Derby. Please meet my new friends in the photos above. The friends above made the night special f. I don’t remember the little girls name in the photo. She was specially nice, and caring. Seem to be concern about me. I hope she knows that because of her and her Dad and friends I had a terrific night. Thank you for asking about nf, and for taking a photo with me.

Of course it is always fun watching all the roller derby action. All of the teams are good at what they do, Roller Derby, a good place for anyone to go, and get treated as if, you of you are the champs. All the teams treat the fans as if we are playing. Hats off to all of the HRD for treating the so special.