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2026 Learn To Curl (L2C)
Have you ever wanted to try curling? Now is the perfect time!
Curling is a unique sport that combines skill, strategy, teamwork, and fun. Often called "chess on ice," every
shot requires thought and teamwork, making it as mentally engaging as it is physically rewarding. Best of
all, curling is a lifelong sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
At the Quinte Curling, we're passionate about helping new curlers discover everything the sport has to offer.
Whether you're looking for a new recreational activity, a social night out, or the opportunity to develop your skills, our Learn to Curl program is the perfect place to start.
What You'll Learn
Proper delivery and sweeping techniques
Basic rules and game etiquette
Shot-making and strategy
Ice safety and balance
Tips to build confidence and enjoy the game
Expert Instruction
Our certified Club Pro and experienced team of instructors will guide you through each step in a fun,
relaxed, and supportive environment. No previous experience is required—we'll help you feel comfortable
on the ice from your very first session.
$150 per person plus hst, grippers included
Event Properties
| Event Date | 10-21-2026 8:15 pm |
| Event End Date | 12-02-2026 8:15 pm |
| Cut off date | 10-19-2026 |
| Capacity | 32 |
| Individual Price | $150 plus HST per person |
| Location | Quinte Curling Club |
Upcoming Events
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Sep18Pickleball09:30 AM
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Sep30Board of Directors Meeting06:30 PM
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Club Information
The Quinte Curling Club (QCC) is a non-profit organization, providing opportunities for curling and social interaction within the Quinte area, while taking an active role in the development of new curlers and the promotion of the game.
It was founded as The Belleville Curling Club in 1867 and was very active through to the 1920’s when the original George Street building fell into disrepair. It wasn’t until the 1950’s that interest in curling was rekindled, resulting in the construction of the current Bridge Street West building. Only COVID-19 has caused a disruption in play since the inaugural game on February 15, 1958.
Members range from novice players to competitive teams at the regional, provincial and even national levels. Governed by a volunteer board of directors, the Club has over 300 members who come from all walks of life and all age groups.
We gratefully acknowledge our location on the beautiful Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples traditional territory and give thanks to the Mohawk Nations whose traditional and unceded territory we enjoy today.
Club Policies: Privacy Refund Harrassement Safe Sport