Huntington Hills Curling Club: Fostering Youth Resurgence on Ice Incorporated on February 14, 1980, under the Huntington Hills Community Association, the Huntington Hills Curling Club on 78 Avenue NW is a premier winter sports landmark. The club’s roots trace back to 1970 when a group of passionate local residents formed a mixed league, growing it […]
Read MoreHussar Curling Club: Fostering Small-Town Prairie Camaraderie Operating inside the local community rink in the friendly agricultural village of Hussar, Alberta, the Hussar Curling Club is a vital winter social and fitness hub. Backed by strong small-town pride, the club relies heavily on its dedicated network of volunteers to maintain high-quality ice sheets each winter. […]
Read MoreHuxley Curling Club: A Rich Legacy of Multi-Generational Pride Formed in November 1949 when local volunteers constructed a crude two-sheet natural ice rink for just $4,575, the Huxley Curling Club is a historic winter sports landmark in Alberta. To support explosive local popularity, the community rallied again in 1980, felling trees and donating labor to […]
Read MoreHylo/Venice Curling Club: Fostering Grassroots Pride on the Ice Managed in close coordination with the Hylo/Venice Recreation and Agricultural Society, the Hylo/Venice Curling Club is a cherished athletic resource in the hamlet of Hylo, Alberta. Supported by municipal recreation grants and dedicated local volunteers, the club plays a critical role in promoting fitness and social […]
Read MoreInglewood Golf & Curling Club: Exceptional All-Season Sport in Calgary Located on Gosling Way SE in Calgary, Alberta, the Inglewood Golf & Curling Club is a premier semi-private athletic destination. While famous in the summer for its scenic parkland golf course winding along the Bow River, the club transforms into a bustling winter hub as […]
Read MoreInnisfail Curling Club: Fostering Friendship and Fitness Since 1984 Conveniently located at 5704 42 Street, immediately adjacent to the Innisfail Twin Arena, the Innisfail Curling Club has been a beloved athletic landmark in central Alberta for over four decades. The facility features a spacious five-sheet curling rink, celebrated in the region for maintaining exceptionally consistent […]
Read MoreInnisfree Curling Club: The Heart of Minburn County Winter Sports Operating a beautiful four-sheet curling rink on 48th Avenue in the welcoming village of Innisfree, Alberta, the Innisfree Curling Club is a vital winter social and fitness hub. Supported heavily by the local Innisfree & District Agricultural Society, the club has a proud history of […]
Read MoreHigh Level Curling Club: Warm Winter Athletics on 105th Avenue Operating out of 10101 105th Avenue in the town of High Level, Alberta, the High Level Curling Club is a premier northern sports venue. The club operates a spacious four-sheet curling rink inside the local recreation complex, providing exceptional playing conditions from November through March. […]
Read MoreHighwood Curling Club: High River’s Premier Winter Social Hub Operating a dedicated curling rink at 228 12th Avenue SE in High River, Alberta, the Highwood Curling Club is a vital athletic and social centerpiece. Under the enthusiastic leadership of president Kate Renz, the club serves as a central pillar of the local community, promoting winter […]
Read MoreHinton Curling Club: Overcoming Adversity on the Ice Located at 837 Switzer Drive in Hinton, Alberta, the Hinton Curling Club is a proud non-profit organization operating a four-sheet curling rink. The club serves as a vital winter fitness and social anchor for local families, keeping the small Rocky Mountain foothills community active, healthy, and closely […]
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