Host a Curling Alberta Event

Hosting Expressions of Interest Now Open for 2026–2027 & 2027–2028 Curling Seasons

Why Host?

Increase Visibility for Your Club

Showcase your curling facility to athletes, visitors, and the broader community – building awareness, driving local engagement, and demonstrating the important role your club plays in the region.

Strengthen Community Engagement

Events bring volunteers, spectators, and local businesses together in an exciting, club‑focused environment.

Build Capacity & Grow Curling

Hosting training courses, youth programs, or development sessions builds capacity within your own membership. Your volunteers and staff gain hands‑on experience, your coaches access professional development, and your club strengthens its ability to run quality programs and events.
 

Support Local Economic Impact

Multi‑day events draw athletes, families, and spectators into your community—boosting business for hotels, restaurants, and local shops. This increased economic activity benefits the entire area, and many towns and cities offer grants or event‑support programs specifically to encourage and recognize this kind of community impact.

Grow Sponsorship & Revenue Opportunities

Local businesses love supporting events that bring people together. Hosting gives businesses a high‑value opportunity to connect with curlers, families, and the wider community. By offering sponsorship packages, and branded engagement opportunities, your club can generate revenue while strengthening partnerships that last well beyond the event itself.

How to Submit

  1. Complete the Expression of Interest Form below for the event(s), course(s), program(s), ect. that you would like to host. 
  2. A Curling Alberta staff member will contact the primary representative for follow‑up within 1-2 weeks following the submission
  3. To follow up or if you have questions, please email [email protected] or the staff member looking after the program, which can be found here. 

Curling Alberta is now accepting Expressions of Interest from clubs interested in hosting Provincial Qualifiers and Provincial Championships for the 2026–’27 and 2027–’28 seasons. Each year, we sanction more than 20 Qualifiers and 12 Championships across the province.

Hosting is a high‑impact way to support competitive curling while creating meaningful benefits for your club and your community.

Key Deadlines

For the 2026–27 season:

  • Men’s & Women’s Provincial Championships:
    Deadline: January 15, 2026

  • All other Championships & Qualifiers:
    Deadline: April 30, 2026

Expressions submitted after these deadlines will be considered if no competing bids are received.

A proposed 2026–27 schedule will be released soon. The event calendar is expected to follow the 2024–25 structure (note: the 2025–26 schedule adjusted for the Olympic cycle).

Provincial Qualifier and Championship Expression of Interest

  • This is the person Curling Alberta will contact to discuss the event.

  • Expression of Interest for 26-'27 Events

  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Qualifiers below to express your interest in hosting.
  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Championships below to express your interest in hosting.

  • Expression of Interest for 2027-'28 Events

  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Qualifiers below to express your interest in hosting.
  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Championships below to express your interest in hosting.
  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Qualifiers below to express your interest in hosting.
  • Please select one or more of the Provincial Championships below to express your interest in hosting.

The Next Steps

Once your Expression of Interest is received, a Curling Alberta representative will contact you to discuss event details and next steps.

Questions? We’re here to help:

Curling Alberta is now accepting Expressions of Interest from clubs interested in hosting Courses for the 2026–’27 and 2027–’28 seasons. 

Every season, Curling Alberta delivers a variety of technical courses across the province—and we’re always looking for clubs interested in hosting. By bringing a course to your facility, you help train new leaders in your community and strengthen your club’s capacity. Courses include Club Coach, Club Coach Youth, Competition Coach, Assistant Ice Technician, Head Ice Technician, Umpire Skills Review sessions, and more.

Hosting is a great way to support the development of coaches, ice technicians, and officials while showcasing your club and attracting new volunteers. Submit your expression of interest to bring a course to your community.

Hosting Courses Expression of Interest

  • This is the person Curling Alberta will contact to discuss the event.

  • Expression of Interest for 26-'27 Events

  • Every season, Curling Alberta delivers a variety of technical courses across the province—and we’re always looking for clubs interested in hosting. By bringing a course to your facility, you help train new leaders in your community and strengthen your club’s capacity. Courses include Club Coach, Club Coach Youth, Competition Coach, Assistant Ice Technician, Head Ice Technician, Umpire Skills Review sessions, and more. Hosting is a great way to support the development of coaches, ice technicians, and officials while showcasing your club and attracting new volunteers. Explore the course schedule and submit your expression of interest to bring a course to your community.

The Next Steps

Once your Expression of Interest is received, a Curling Alberta representative will contact you to discuss event details and next steps.

Questions? We’re here to help:

Curling Alberta is now accepting Expressions of Interest from clubs interested in hosting Programming for the 2026–’27 and 2027–’28 seasons. 

Curling Alberta is looking for clubs interested in hosting our curling development programs this season. Hosting is a great way to bring new families into your facility, grow your junior base, and strengthen the future of curling in your community.

Our youth lineup includes Ready to Rock, Hit Draw Tap, and U15 RockFest – each designed to introduce kids to curling, build skills, and keep athletes engaged in fun, meaningful ways. Next season, we are looking to expand our programs to include adult and adapted curling. 

By hosting one of these programs, your club plays an important role in growing the game, building community connections, and creating positive experiences for curlers. Curling Alberta provides supporting materials, guidance, and resources to make hosting simple and successful.

If your club is interested in bringing a youth, adult or adapted curling program to your community, we’d love to work with you. Help us inspire the next generation of Alberta curlers.

Hosting Programs Expression of Interest

  • This is the person Curling Alberta will contact to discuss the event.

  • Expression of Interest for 26-'27 Events

  • Recreation includes curlers of all ages and abilities.. It includes adapted curling (stick, sturling, wheelchair and we can customize this programming to suit club needs). It also includes delivery skills, brushing skills, strategy, rules and etiquette.

The Next Steps

Once your Expression of Interest is received, a Curling Alberta representative will contact you to discuss event details and next steps.

Questions? We’re here to help:

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