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Learn 2 Curl

There are 4 Spring 2027 LTC dates that are currently open for registration!

You've seen the professionals throwing rocks during the Winter Olympics, now it's time to give it a try yourself!  Our 2 hour sessions are designed to teach you everything you need to know about curling.  Get out on the ice and sweep, slide, and score! 

There are four upcoming Learn-To-Curl opportunities starting March 2027! Find a date that works for you!

 Click the links below to find out more information.  

 

 

March 10th Learn-To-Curl - 2027

LTC
Wed, 03-10-2027 7:30 pm -9:00 pm

This is a Learn To Curl event open to the public!  This will be an hour and a half event starting at 7:30PM and ending at 9:00PM on Wednesday March 10th, 2027.  This will be hosted at The NTPRD Chiller in Springfield Ohio.  This event has a capacity of 32 individuals including parents and children.  

 

March 17th Learn-To-Curl - 2027

LTC
Wed, 03-17-2027 7:30 pm -9:00 pm

This is a Learn To Curl event open to the public!  This will be an hour and a half event starting at 7:30PM and ending at 9:00PM on Wednesday March 17th, 2027.  This will be hosted at The NTPRD Chiller in Springfield Ohio.  This event has a capacity of 32 individuals including parents and children.  

 

March 24th Learn-To-Curl - 2027

LTC
Wed, 03-24-2027 7:30 pm -9:00 pm

This is a Learn To Curl event open to the public!  This will be an hour and a half event starting at 7:30PM and ending at 9:00PM on Wednesday March 24th, 2027.  This will be hosted at The NTPRD Chiller in Springfield Ohio.  This event has a capacity of 32 individuals including parents and children.  

 

March 31st Learn-To-Curl - 2027

LTC
Wed, 03-31-2027 7:30 pm -9:00 pm

This is a Learn To Curl event open to the public!  This will be an hour and a half event starting at 7:30PM and ending at 9:00PM on Wednesday March 31st, 2027.  This will be hosted at The NTPRD Chiller in Springfield Ohio.  This event has a capacity of 32 individuals including parents and children.  

 

Learn to Curl FAQ

Learn to Curls are very introductory and laid back, but there are a couple of things that you need to consider or bring before you come.

  • Clean shoes 
    Shoes are the most important thing to consider.  Hard soled boots and dress shoes aren't typically good choices, but carefully consider how your shoes behave when they get cold.  After standing on the ice for a while the rubber on your shoes will get cold.  Some shoes react well to this, and some get very slippery.  We do ask that whatever shoes you bring are clean, and the ice surface for curling is very temperamental to dirt and debris.  Once the ice starts to get dirty, it is hard to keep it in good curling condition.

 

  • Dress for Weather
    We can't really tell you what the weather conditions are going to be like for your learn to curl.  Our indoor venues are all climate controlled, however they are ice facilities and are going to be colder than a normal climate controlled building.  Our outdoor facilities like RiverScape are very subject to the weather, so dress appropriately for each days weather forecast.  

 

  • Dress Comfortably
    Despite the need to dress for the weather, you also need to dress for comfort.  You will be crouching down and moving around a lot.  Comfortable clothes are a must.

 

  • Minimum Age
    There is really no minimum age, but we ask parents to consider that the stones do weigh 42 pounds and will be difficult for younger children to work with.  We suggest a minimum age of 12, but will allow younger as long as they wear a helmet while on the ice.  A bike helmet works well for this.  Participants under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult both on and off the ice.  We currently do not have a set of junior stones, but are working to develop a junior program.

 

  • Spectators
    Spectators are welcome to attend and watch any of our curling sessions from Learn to Curls to Leagues.  Spectator areas are different at each venue and some are more comfortable than others.  Spectators are not allowed on the ice except in very rare instances.  We ask that before spectators enter the ice that they ask Curl Troy staff for permission.

Riverscape Appropriate Attire

If you are new to our outdoor curling, please be aware to dress appropriately!


It's winter! It could be 40 degrees one day, and 10 degrees the next.   Dress in layers;  you can always peel some off when you get warm, but when the wind really starts blowing off the river, you'll be glad you have a hat, an extra set of gloves, and some super thick socks. 

Wear comfortable athletic shoes with soft rubber soles (sneakers work great!)  The harder the sole of the shoe, the slicker they will feel on the ice and the more likely you will slip and fall.

Riverscape Weather Alerts

Playing outdoors can be unpredictable at times, and if the temp rises above 55F, we may have to cancel the games for that evening.

We will work hard to communicate this to you as quickly as possible on the day of your game, and if you ever have any doubts, don't hesitate to reach out and ask. The best way to stay informed is to watch your inbox for updates!

Contact Us

info@curltroy.org
          or
(937) 617-CURL

Or by mail at:

335 S. Market St.
Troy OH 45373

About The Club

Curl Troy is a group of curling enthusiasts interested in grow the sport of curling in the Dayton, Ohio area.  Started in 2010 shortly after the Vancouver Olympics by a group of friends who simply got "hooked" on the game after trying it, Curl Troy has continued to grow and currently conducts operations at RiverScape MetroPark in downtown Dayton, Ohio and in Springfield Ohio at the NTPRD Chiller

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