About the Mayflower Curling Club
The Mayflower Curling Club, now proudly operating out of its new facility with eight sheets of world-class curling ice, is one of the largest and most recognized curling clubs east of Ontario. For over a century, Mayflower teams have brought home provincial, national, and world championships, contributing to our reputation as a leader in Canadian curling.
Mayflower also has a long history of hosting major events, including the 1995 TSN Skins Game, the 2002 Canadian Mixed Championship, the 2011 Canada Winter Games (Curling Venue), and the 2014 Travelers Canadian Club Championships. In 2016 and 2017, the club hosted the Nova Scotia Men’s and Women’s Provincial Championships concurrently for the first time.
Our new clubhouse offers modern amenities for curlers and guests, including two lounges, a full-service bar, a kitchen, and a pro shop.
Founded in 1905, the Mayflower is deeply rooted in Halifax’s history. The original club served as a temporary morgue for Titanic victims in 1912, and was later destroyed in the Halifax Explosion of 1917. It was rebuilt on Agricola Street, moved to Monaghan Drive in 1962, and now begins an exciting new chapter at our current location.
The Mayflower Curling Club is a not-for-profit organization governed by an elected Board of Directors. The Board includes an Executive (President, Past President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer) and Directors overseeing Membership, Curling, Day Ladies, Juniors, Property & Ice, Social, and Marketing. The General Manager oversees day-to-day operations and reports directly to the Board.
Today, the Mayflower is home to over 700 members, spanning adult, junior, and youth programs, with leagues running every day of the week. Our members are the heart of the club, and we are proud to continue building a strong, welcoming curling community.
