Schedule

The Winter Season begins in January, 2013.

We will curl most Friday nights from January into April*

Friday night sessions are 8:00 - 10:00 PM.

• Jan. 11, 25
• Feb. 1, 8
• Mar. 1, 8, Monday 11, Tuesday 12, Monday 19, 22, 29
• Apr. 5** 

*no league curling January 4th or 18th; February 15th or 22nd; March 15.

**April 5th ice time is from 7:00 - 9:00 PM.

Whether you've never thrown a stone or you're an old pro, come join us.  Beginners are always welcome. Stop by to watch and ask questions.  You may want to attend a Learn 2 Curl or you may be ready to become a member.

If you have attended a Learn 2 Curl or otherwise have curling experience, you are welcome to try open curling two times at the member rate of $30 per session as you consider membership. Contact info@circlecitycurling.com to determine availability.

The Price

During the Winter Session, members may join a league for $250. 

For more information, check out the Membership page or our League page.

ALSO

We have 3 Saturdays during which Butler will have the use of 3 sheets.  The fourth sheet is open to any member to come and curl at the sub rate.  Dates are:

• Saturday, 2/16 @ 8:30 pm
• Saturday, 2/23 @ 7:30pm 
• Saturday, 3/23 @ 8:00 pm

Preference is given to those that sign up first.  Sign up using the following doodle:

http://doodle.com/9cvmr4fkueady3qi

 

Dress warmly; be ready to move and stretch!

The temperature on the curling ice is much cooler than the average room temperature -- typically between 35 - 45 degrees Fahrenheit -- and due to the cooler temperatures, it is advisable to bring a sweater and gloves for the time you are on the ice. Loose fitting clothing is best for curling because there is a good deal of stretching and bending involved. For secure footing on the ice, bring shoes with rubber soles, such as walking or running shoes. Please carry your "on-ice curling" shoes into the rink to avoid bringing debris onto the ice.

Do I need bring my own broom?

Short answer. No. Circle City Curling Club provides half foot sliders, curling brooms, delivery stabilizers and, of course, curling stones and the ice. Just bring yourself.