Westlock Curling Club: a modern home inside the Rotary Spirit Centre Westlock Curling Club operates from the Servus Curling Centre, connected to Westlock’s Rotary Spirit Centre. The club runs a mix of social league curling and stick curling, with daytime and evening options through the season. The rink also functions as a flexible community venue, […]
Read MoreWetaskiwin Curling Club: varied curling in central Alberta Wetaskiwin Curling Club operates four sheets at 4520 48 Avenue and supports a notably varied weekly program. Its leagues include sturling, afternoon seniors, skins, open curling and junior development. The club also keeps a busy bonspiel calendar, with events for different formats and age groups. Junior instruction […]
Read MoreViking Curling Club: a small Alberta club with a notable curling connection Viking Curling Club serves the central Alberta town of Viking through a winter season that traditionally runs from November to March. The club remains affiliated with Curling Alberta and continues to host league and sturling activity. One of the best-known names connected with […]
Read MoreWainwright Curling Club: five sheets for a six-month season Wainwright Curling Club operates five sheets of artificial ice at 825 4th Avenue. The rink is open from October through March and includes a lounge as well as space for regular leagues, bonspiels and introductory curling. The club has a practical way of welcoming players who […]
Read MoreWarburg Curling Club: league curling and a two-person alternative Warburg Curling Club operates at 5339 50A Avenue, beside the Warburg & District Memorial Arena. Its schedule includes mixed league play from Monday through Thursday, along with rink rentals for private groups. The club also makes room for sturling, a two-person format in which one player […]
Read MoreWarner Curling Club: community curling close to the U.S. border Warner Curling Club serves the Village of Warner in southern Alberta from its rink on 4th Avenue. The club’s program includes men’s, ladies’ and junior curling, keeping both adult league play and youth participation active in a small community. The club is also listed among […]
Read MoreThe Glencoe Club: Calgary curling inside a historic multisport institution The Glencoe Club was founded in Calgary in 1931 as a family and recreational sports club. Curling was part of its early sporting mix, and by 1948 the club had six sheets; two more were added in 1953. Today Glencoe operates eight sheets of curling […]
Read MoreThistle Curling Club: more than a century of curling in Edmonton Thistle Curling Club was founded in 1920 and is the oldest curling club still operating in Edmonton. The club moved to its present northeast Edmonton location in the early 1950s, with the new rink officially opening in January 1953. Today Thistle operates eight sheets […]
Read MoreSpringbank Curling Club: a volunteer club with deep roots west of Calgary Curling has been part of Springbank community life since at least the late 1940s. The present six-sheet rink at Springbank Park For All Seasons was completed in 1979, with the curling club playing a major role in its leadership, funding and construction. Today […]
Read MoreSylvan Lake Curling Club: nearly a century of community curling Sylvan Lake Curling Club began in 1928, when 15 people met at the Sylvan Hotel to organize a club. That autumn, members built a two-sheet natural-ice rink after raising money through shares in the new organization. The club became a long-running community institution and later […]
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