About the Curling Club
The Michener Hill Curling Rink was originally constructed by the trainees and vocational instructors of the Alberta School Hospital as a work project in April, 1964. In 1985 the independent leagues that curled at the rink joined together to create the Michener Hill Curling Assoc., which then leased the building from government. In 2003 the name was changed to Michener Hill Curling Club. Around the same time the club was joined by members of the Springbrook Curling Club who had lost their rink. The club is a strong and vibrant entity in the curling community.
WELCOME TO Michener Hill Curling Club
Annual General Meeting
The 2024 Annual General Meeting was held on April 10, with a new Board of Directors elected.
Board of Directors elected
League Champions
Who are the 2023-24 league champions at the Michener Hill Curling Club?
Check out who won!
We are located on Michener Hill in Red Deer, Alberta. Our address is 3910 - 51A Street Red Deer, AB T4N 6S6.
If you have questions or need additional information, please call: 403-346-0440 or use the form below to send us a message!
Welcome to a new year!
We are planning to open mid-October for the 2023-24 curling season. If interested in joining a league or learning to curl, please contact us.
Everyone welcome to attend.
Leagues are: Tuesday Night Mixed, Wednesday Night Mens, Thursday Morning Ladies, Thursday Night Mixed, and a Friday Night Fun Mixed.
Curling to start Oct 16, 2023.
Bonspiel Dates
TBA- Red Deer Classic
TBA - ALS bonspiel contact Carrie Mello
TBA - JV Spiel
- Ladies spiel
TBA- Mens spiel
TBA - Mixed spiel
Fees
Curling Fees
Membership - $75
League dues - $325/league
Thursday morning - $280
Friday night - $255
Rental Fees
Day rent – $1000
Hourly – $50/sht/hr
About the Curling Club
The Michener Hill Curling Rink was originally constructed by the trainees and vocational instructors of the Alberta School Hospital as a work project in April, 1964. In 1985 the independent leagues that curled at the rink joined together to create the Michener Hill Curling Assoc., which then leased the building from government. In 2003 the name was changed to Michener Hill Curling Club. Around the same time the club was joined by members of the Springbrook Curling Club who had lost their rink. The club is a strong and vibrant entity in the curling community.
Curling Associations
Curling/Tour Information
Curling Clubs
Retail Curling Equipment
It might look complicated when you watch curling on TV, but when it comes right down to it, our sport is pretty easy to understand — once you learn some of the basic terminology and strategies.
This is where you can start your learning process to find out how the game of curling works. And then you can get onto the ice and have fun with the rest of us!
A good place to start is the following article on the Curling Canada website, or check out this two-minute YouTube video from Curling Canada:
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