Why curling
An outing everyone can play
Curling puts the whole group on the same footing: almost nobody has done it before, everyone on a team has a job, and you can't make a shot without talking to each other. Add the sport's tradition of good sportsmanship and sitting down together afterwards, and you have a team event people remember.
Who it's for
Built for groups of all kinds
Workplace teams
Team building, staff socials and client events that get people out from behind their desks.
Meetings and curling
Hold your business meeting in the lounge, then finish the day on the ice.
Private parties
Birthdays, Christmas parties, reunions and get-togethers with friends and family.
Schools and community groups
Classes, sports teams, clubs and non-profits looking for something different.
Your event
What a group session looks like
Learn the basics
Our instructors show your group how to get on the ice safely, deliver a stone and sweep. No experience needed.
Play a game
Split into teams and put it all together in a friendly game, with instructors on hand to help.
Gather
Our large, main lounge area has a full bar and onsite catering options.
Three steps
How booking works
1. Reach out. Email or call the Club with your group size, a few possible dates and what you have in mind.
2. Plan the details. We'll confirm availability and pricing, and sort out instructors, the lounge, bar and catering.
3. Hit the ice. Arrive, meet your instructors and start curling.
Before you come
Shoes: clean, comfortable indoor shoes, such as gym shoes.
Clothing: warm layers and comfortable pants. We recommend avoiding jeans.
Equipment: supplied by the Club.
Find us: 82 Marketway Lane, Timberlea, NS B3T 0J5
Ready to plan your outing?
Contact the Club for availability and pricing: email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call (902) 454-0085. Looking only for ice or the lounge? See Ice & Club Rental Info.
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