Yes. You can arrange one-on-one time with an experienced curler. The club also partners with Summerland Parks and Rec to run Learn to Curl sessions in the first three Saturdays of the season.

While there is no rental shop, equipment is available to borrow while you get started. Bring clean indoor shoes and comfortable clothing.

Absolutely. Many club members returned after long breaks and got back into the game quickly.

Yes. Stick delivery allows curlers to throw from standing, and many members use it successfully.

Yes. The Learn to Curl course is offered in partnership with Summerland Parks and Rec over the first three Saturdays.

Yes. You can register as your own 4-person team or be placed on a team.

Yes. Join the Spare List, or consider a 5-player team rotation.

Yes. You can register normally and receive a refund for the unused portion if you leave after Christmas.

Yes. Register as a spare so you can sub in across leagues.

Absolutely. Curling is highly social before, during, and after games, including post-game time in the lounge.

Teams gather before play, shake hands before and after the game, self-officiate by honor system, and typically socialize together afterward.