Beginner Info

You’ve seen it at the Winter Olympics – and now you can play in Atlanta!   Curling is a fun, friendly and accessible Winter Olympic sport open to all age groups and experience levels.  There are no size, strength or speed advantages in curling ...Read More

Learn to Curl

Curling looked like fun in the Olympics, now give it a try!  –  Sign up below: Give curling a try and see if it’s as easy as it looks on TV.  We’ll teach you how to throw a stone and sweep it into the ...Read More

Announcements & Other Stuff

1/1/2023- 2023 Leagues and Learn To Curl Classes Available Now 2023 League registration is live! Our 4 week winter session starts in just over a week on January 7th. Our Spring session will start on March 4th and will run for 8 weeks. All ...Read More

Play in a Tournament

Ready to Play in a Bonspiel? In curling, tournaments are called bonspiels, although a more accurate name would generally be “3 day party with some curling.”  To really get the full curling experience, you need to play in a bonspiel. (Scroll down if you’re ...Read More

Gift Certificates, Gifts, Gear & More

Need some Atlanta Curling Club gear?  Want to support the club?  You’re in the right spot!  Gift certificates, t-shirts, pins, pint glasses, stickers and more are all available for local pickup or delivery. Local pickup at an Atlanta Curling Club event or at Center ...Read More

Come join the fun off the ice

Members of the Atlanta Curling Club like to have fun on or off the ice.  Recently we’ve been tearing up the trivia scene (with plenty of gift certificates to prove it!)  We also have occasional cookouts, take local brewery tours, play in out-of-state bonspiels ...Read More

About / Contact

The Atlanta Curling Club was founded in 2010 by a small group of dedicated individuals and is a 100% volunteer run organization. As a recognized 501(c)3 non-profit, our goal is to expand the sport of curling in the Atlanta area and ...Read More

Donate

What does your donation do? The Atlanta Curling Club is a 100% run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.  There are no paid employees and league fees cover our overhead expenses.  All donations are tax-deductible and go directly towards equipment, programming, and outreach.  Don’t forget your employer ...Read More