Carbon & District Agricultural Society & Curling Club: Small-Town Pride Located on Cardoc Avenue in Carbon, Alberta, the Carbon & District Agricultural Society & Curling Club is a central pillar of the local community. Housed in a spacious 9,661-square-foot facility, the curling rink provides a welcoming space for residents of Kneehill County to stay active, […]
Read MoreCaroline Curling Club: 70 Years of Local Sportsmanship in Clearwater County Located inside the Kurt Browning Arena (Caroline Community Hub) on 51st Avenue, the Caroline Curling Club is a treasured winter recreation venue with a proud 70-year history. Serving Clearwater County, this inclusive club prides itself on offering accessible, highly social winter recreation with a […]
Read MoreCarseland Curling Club: The Heart of Wheatland County Winter Sports Located on Main Street in the welcoming agricultural community of Carseland, Alberta, the Carseland Curling Club is a proud symbol of local volunteerism and sportsmanship. Operating under the umbrella of Curling Alberta, the club serves as a vital recreation and wellness anchor for rural families […]
Read MoreCalgary Curling Club: Over 135 Years of Inner-City Ice Legacy Established in 1888, the Calgary Curling Club is recognized as one of the oldest and busiest curling facilities in Canada. Located on 3rd Street NW in the vibrant neighborhood of Sunnyside, just north of the Bow River, the club features eight pristine sheets of dedicated […]
Read MoreCalmar Curling Club: Active Winter Recreation in Calmar Located on 47th Street in the heart of Calmar, Alberta, the Calmar Curling Club is a four-sheet facility managed and operated by the dedicated Calmar Agricultural Society. The club serves as a vital community space, offering structured league play, beginner clinics, and lively winter bonspiels. The facility […]
Read MoreCalumet Curling Club: Over 70 Years of Family-Style Curling Situated in Ponoka County between Ponoka and Bashaw, the Calumet Curling Club is an intimate, completely volunteer-run two-sheet curling rink. Built in 1953 for just $1,905 with the help of 45 community members who donated $25 each, league play officially commenced on January 2, 1954, with […]
Read MoreCanmore Curling Club: Curl Where the Olympians Gathered Set in the breathtaking heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, the Canmore Curling Club operates out of a premier facility at 2000 8th Avenue, directly behind the Canmore Recreation Centre. Prior to 1988, the club operated a rustic three-sheet natural ice rink across the Bow Bridge, which […]
Read MoreWinter Recreation Excellence at Bonnyville Curling Club Located on 49th Avenue in the bustling town of Bonnyville, Alberta, the Bonnyville Curling Club is a premier winter sports venue. Serving northeast Alberta, this modern facility features four sheets of meticulously maintained ice, providing top-notch conditions for curlers of all skill levels from October to March. The […]
Read MoreBow Island Curling Club: Traditional Southern Alberta Hospitality Formally incorporated in 1978 and situated at 214 4th Avenue East, the Bow Island Curling Club is a beloved winter sport and social fixture in southern Alberta. Serving Forty Mile County and the surrounding agricultural region, the club prides itself on offering accessible, highly social winter recreation […]
Read MoreBrooks Curling Club: Celebrating 100 Years of Excellence Situated in the bustling city of Brooks, Alberta, the Brooks Curling Club is a cornerstone of the region’s sports heritage with a proud history of over 100 years. Operating under Curling Alberta, this historic club continues to foster a love for the sport by offering an inclusive […]
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