AMCC Open House

👉 Join us Saturday, October 4 (2–8 PM) to discover why curling is truly the sport for all!

👉 Join us at our Open House, Saturday, October 4 (2–8 PM) to try curling, sign up for leagues, enjoy family activities.

Looking for something fun, friendly, and maybe just a little bit sweeping? 😉 Come on down to our AMCC Open House — where the ice is cold and the people are warm.

Here’s what’s happening:

🥌 Learn 2 Curl– Whether you’re 8 or 80, a total newbie or a shuffleboard champ, come try ice curling for yourself. Our coaches will have you sliding and sweeping in no time.

🥌 Learn to Stick-Curl - Having trouble with your knees or back, stick curling lets you avoid the hack! The stick delivery lets you participate without aggravating your condition.

🎟️ Draw for FREE League Fees – That’s right. Zero dollars. Zilch. Nothing. (Imagine explaining that to your friends when you’re curling all season on the house.)

💪 Pro’s vs. Joe’s Competition – Watch the experts battle the everyday curlers in a showdown you don’t want to miss. Spoiler: the Joes are scrappy.

📝 League Sign-Ups & Registrations – Whether you’re competitive or just in it for the post-game snacks, there’s a league waiting for you.

👧👦 Kids Activities – Keep the little ones busy and smiling while you test your own curling chops.

🍔🍹 Sol Bistro Food & our Lounge Specials – Because nothing pairs with curling like a burger and a cold beverage (or two).

👉 So mark your calendars, grab your friends, and bring your curiosity (and maybe your best sweeping form). The AMCC Open House is the perfect chance to try curling, meet the club community, and have a whole lot of fun along the way.

After all… if you can walk, you can curl. And if you can laugh, you’ll fit right in. 😄

🌟 Curling is for Everyone – and our Open House proves it! 🌟

From kids to seniors, brand-new beginners to seasoned pros, everyone belongs on the ice at the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club. Curling is affordable, community-driven, and packed with fun, strategy, and teamwork. More than just a game, it’s a lifelong sport built on respect, equality, and friendship.