Good curling, Bay Area!
Welcome to the only center dedicated to curling in California. Come on in.
Experience the thrill of Curling in Oakland
Our doors are open for everyone to learn and enjoy the sport of curling.
Beginner lessons
Our four-week Beginner Lesson Series is the best way to start your journey to becoming a curler. You'll learn everything you need to know to start curling, including delivery, sweeping, and calling shots — and you'll play some games, too!
We offer weekend and weeknight options from September to June in small groups led by our skilled instructors.


Try curling in a one-time session
Curious about curling? Get a taste of curling in a 90-minute on-ice experience where our instructors show you how to deliver stones, do some sweeping, and guide you in a mini-game. Best for people who are curious or looking for a fun experience with friends and family.
Group Events
Forget about trust falls—bring your employees to the club for a day of team-building that will sweep them away. Or book the club for a birthday party, bachelor/bachelorette party to give your friends a day to remember (we do bar and bat mitzvahs too). No previous experience necessary.

Start your curling journey here
Get Started
Sign up for a Try Curling Event or Beginner Lessons to learn the game in a fun and supportive environment
Keep it Going
From leagues for beginners to practice and clinics, there are lots of ways to level up and have a good time on the ice
Choose Your Path
Play in social leagues or aim for national competition, travel for tournaments or play in welcoming bonspiels here in Oakland — it's all up to you!
Our mission is to develop recreational and competitive curlers of all ages and abilities, and be a champion for diversity, equity, and inclusion in our sport.
Our Partners
Grow the sport of curling
When you make a tax-deductible gift to the San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club you’re not only supporting our dedicated ice center, you’re helping us expand the sport of curling to include everyone in our community.




















