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As the Winter Olympic Games ramp up in Milan, Italy, next weekend, folks closer to home can try their hand at the Olympic sport of curling.
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Sun Parlour Curling Club is celebrating Curling Day in Canada Saturday by offering a free opportunity to step onto the ice, throw a stone and sweep just like our Canadian athletes.
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“Curling is one of the few Olympic sports you can watch on television and then come try yourself the very same day,” said general manager Melissa Paine.
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“We’re thrilled to open our doors to the community and share the fun, technique, and camaraderie of the game.”
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Two “try curling” sessions will be offered – at 1 and 4 p.m. — open to anyone aged eight and up.
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No equipment or experience is required. Paine said clean sneakers, warm layers and a sense of curiosity are all that’s needed to participate in the free sessions.
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Due to limited space, advance registration is required. Fill out a form at sunparlourcurling.com.
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Spectators are also welcome to drop in and watch live curling action at the club and learn more about how to get involved.
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Sun Parlour Curling Club is located at 55 Seacliff Drive E., in Leamington.
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Curling Day in Canada is a national celebration of the sport, its history and its community impact.
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