Woodstock Golf & Curling Club in Woodstock, New Brunswick Woodstock Golf & Curling Club combines two sporting traditions in the heart of Carleton County. The golf side of the club dates back more than a century, while the curling rink was established in 1985. The curling facility has four sheets and supports players of different […]
Read MoreTracadie-Sheila Curling Club in Tracadie-Sheila, New Brunswick Tracadie-Sheila Curling Club opened its doors in February 1989 and became the only curling facility of its kind serving the Acadian Peninsula. The building has functioned as both a curling rink and a wider community gathering place. After more than three decades without major building-system upgrades, the club […]
Read MoreSt. George Curling Club in St. George, New Brunswick St. George Curling Club serves the Granite Town and surrounding communities from its rink at 18 Marsh Lane. The club is part of Curling New Brunswick’s southwest region alongside St. Stephen and other long-established clubs near the Bay of Fundy. Bonspiels are an important part of […]
Read MoreSt. Stephen Curling Club in St. Stephen, New Brunswick St. Stephen Curling Club was established in 1885, making it one of New Brunswick’s oldest curling clubs. In 1945 it purchased its present building, a former skating rink dating from 1922, and converted the facility into its permanent home. Refrigerated ice arrived in 1948, greatly extending […]
Read MoreThistle St. Andrews Curling Club in Saint John, New Brunswick Thistle Curling Club was founded on March 27, 1874, after members of the older St. Andrew’s club sought more ice. Thistle built a covered rink in 1879, described by the club as the first of its kind in the Maritimes, and moved to a five-sheet […]
Read MoreSussex Golf & Curling Club in Sussex, New Brunswick Sussex Golf & Curling Club pairs an 18-hole golf course with a four-sheet curling rink in Kings County. The curling side supports junior, women’s, men’s and senior play, and club curlers have competed successfully at provincial and national levels. The rink offers recreational and competitive leagues […]
Read MoreBeresford Curling Club at Sportek Rodolphe Boudreau in New Brunswick Sportek Curling Inc. was created in 1988 with support from the Association Sportive de Beresford, with Rodolphe Boudreau serving as its first president. The four-sheet centre developed into a volunteer-run home for recreational and competitive curling in the Chaleur region. The facility now bears Boudreau’s […]
Read MoreSackville Curling Club in Sackville, New Brunswick Sackville Curling Club was established in November 1895 and played its first games on a skating rink. A purpose-built curling rink followed in 1896, the first of three club homes over more than a century. The current rink opened in 1949. Women formed their own curling organisation there […]
Read MoreRexton Curling Club in Rexton, New Brunswick The Kent curling website explains Rexton’s community curling history and an ice-rental agreement between the club and village. Its account traces planning for a local facility back to the period before 1985. Contact Rexton Curling Club when planning a curling visit or group activity in Rexton. Discuss the […]
Read MoreNackawic Curling Club in Nackawic, New Brunswick Nackawic Curling Club is a two-sheet facility at 122 Carleton Drive in west-central New Brunswick. Its small scale reflects the community it serves, giving local curlers dedicated winter ice without the need to travel to larger centres. The club also relies on the wider community beyond league play. […]
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