The facility was established through a public-private partnership involving entrepreneur Jean-Claude Perreault.
The arena ice surfaces are maintained to regulation standards, allowing for high-level competitive hockey.
The venue structure incorporates significant acoustic treatments to accommodate concert performances in addition to sporting events.
The complex is a major point of economic activity for the Lanaudière region by attracting external visitors for large regional tournaments.
Complexe JC Perreault is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment facility located in Saint-Roch-de-l'Achigan, Quebec. The venue features two ice rinks, including a primary arena with a seating capacity of approximately 2,500 people. It serves as a hub for regional hockey, figure skating, and large-scale public events or concerts. The complex is designed with professional-grade infrastructure, including spacious dressing rooms and modern spectator amenities. Its architecture emphasizes functionality, often hosting major regional sports tournaments and private corporate functions. The facility operates year-round to support both amateur athletic programs and high-capacity event production.
The main lobby atrium or the center-ice view from the top tier of the seating area.
Check the official event calendar online before visiting, as access to specific areas may be restricted during private tournaments or ticketed concerts.
Bring layers of clothing, as the arena areas remain cool even during summer months.
Do not attempt to access the ice surfaces or restricted backstage areas without proper authorization or event credentials.
Active year-round, but specific ice surfaces may be removed or covered for off-season trade shows or non-sporting events.
Proper footwear required; maintain quiet during specific event segments; follow local arena safety signage.
