What’s better than curling?… Curling with Friends! So on Nov. 14th, don’t forget to bring your friend, your sibling, your sweety, your crush or whoever is interested in having a great night of curling and socializing. We  hope to see a bunch of you out there having fun!

Monday Oct. 31 is our Halloween Curling Night!

All curlers are encouraged to pull out their costume and come dressed up. Participants will be entered to win some TRUCLA Prizes. Come upstairs with your costume after the game to enter.

Please ensure that there is no glitter or anything on your outfit that could damage the ice.

If you are not registered in our league that’s not a problem! You can curl with us for the night for $10.

RSVP by sending an email to afink@tru.ca with the subject “spooky curling”.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes early as we will need the time to organize the teams.  Don’t worry if you are not registered in the league yet. We will help everybody to register after the game.  Everyone is welcome even if you missed the learn-to-curls.

Who – Everybody who has ever wanted to try curling! No experience is necessary.  Experienced curlers are also welcome to come to get the rust off.

What – A FREE learn to curl with expert coaches.

When – Sept. 26 at 8:00 PM

Where – Kamloops Curling Club

Why – Have fun, learn a new sport, and connect with people from the TRU community.

New curlers should wear warm, comfortable clothes. Loose-fitting pants are recommended (don’t wear jeans!), along with a sweater and coat. You can get quite cold/warm on the ice, so bring a few layers, as well as gloves and warm socks.

If you have any questions, please email us.

Who – Everybody who has ever wanted to try curling! No experience is necessary.  Experienced curlers are also welcome to come to get the rust off.

What – A FREE learn to curl with expert coaches.

When – Sept. 19 at 7:00 PM

Where – Kamloops Curling Club

Why – Have fun, learn a new sport, and connect with people from the TRU community.

New curlers should wear warm, comfortable clothes. Loose-fitting pants are recommended (don’t wear jeans!), along with a sweater and coat. You can get quite cold/warm on the ice, so bring a few layers, as well as gloves and warm socks.

If you have any questions, please email us.