Established in 1948, the Kamloops Curling Club originated when the Memorial Recreation Commission (MRC) secured the land for the arena and curling club. Through fundraising efforts, the MRC built the Memorial Arena, while the curling club utilized debentures to construct the curling building.

The inaugural four-sheet curling club, situated at Seventh and Victoria Street, opened on December 7, 1949. Expansion occurred in 1964 with two new sheets on the east side, and in 1975, two more sheets were added on the west side. Today, our curling rink accommodates curlers of all ages and skill levels.

As a non-profit organization, the Kamloops Curling Club relies on revenue from the lounge, concession, pro shop, and curling fees. Operating independently, the club's funding does not involve any level of government support. While the City of Kamloops covers building insurance, the club pays property taxes.

Our facility includes 8 sheets of ice, a concession area, a lounge with a meeting room, and a pro shop.

Come join us in the spirit of curling, we have a variety of leagues for all ages and abilities!

The Kamloops Curling Club is overseen by its active membership base, comprised of individuals who engage in and support the club's recreation programs and activities. From this membership, volunteers are chosen to form a dedicated Board of Directors. Entrusted with the responsibility of guiding the club's affairs, the Board plays a crucial role in steering the direction of the Kamloops Curling Club on behalf of its members.