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February 17, 2010

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Natetheduck

Granite Curling Club in North Seattle has a few public open house events every season. I went to one last year. For a small fee, you and your friends get a quick curling lesson and then it's out onto the ice with your brooms for a couple of ends (rounds) of throwing and sweeping! It is actually really fun.

The first open house at Granite is this coming weekend -- see www.curlingseattle.org. I might even be there myself...

Chris Sexton

I came across this article via a Reddit link only a few moments before yours:

http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2010-02-16/sports/curling-in-san-diego-who-knew

With both Seattle and San Diego, you've got them on both sides of you but still not close! :-P

Chiefted

I think, but have't had a chance to check, in the SF Bay area there use to be a club in San Mateo or San Jose.

Isao

I never knew Japan had a CURLING team. Am I the only one who has been brainwashed that it belonged solely to Canada? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0263734/

Karyudo

If you happen to be in Vancouver this weekend, or in mid-March:

Mokuyokai Curling

Please join us on the ice and take part in the Mokuyokai 4rd Annual
Curling Experience!

When: Saturday Feb 20 & Mar 13 from 12:45 to 3:00pm
Where: Marpole Curling Club, 8730 Heather St, Vancouver

*RSVP as soon as possible to rsvp@mokuyokai.bc.ca

Matthew Webb

SJ and Oakland options: http://bayareacurling.com/facilities (curling is all the rage at work these days with inter-department competition. )

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