Boise Curling Club Offers Learn-to-Curl Sessions During Olympics

Try your hand at the Olympic sport of curling at Idaho Ice World this winter.

Jan. 28, 2026 at 5:23pm

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With the 2026 Winter Olympics in full swing, the Boise Curling Club is offering a series of "Learn-to-Curl" sessions at Idaho Ice World in February and March for those interested in trying the sport for themselves. The two-hour sessions include off-ice instruction on the basics of the game, on-ice guidance, and a chance to participate in a mini-game.

Why it matters

Curling often sees a spike in interest during the Winter Olympics, and the Boise Curling Club is capitalizing on that by providing an accessible way for locals to try the sport. This allows the community to engage with the Olympics in an interactive way beyond just watching the games on TV.

The details

The Boise Curling Club's Learn-to-Curl sessions are priced at $40 per person and provide all the necessary equipment, including the curling stones and brooms. Participants only need to show up in warm, flexible clothing and athletic shoes. The sessions are scheduled for select Sundays in February and March at Idaho Ice World.

  • The 2026 Winter Olympics officially begin on Friday, February 6.
  • The Boise Curling Club's first Learn-to-Curl session is on Sunday, February 22 at 7:00 p.m.

The players

Boise Curling Club

A local organization that promotes the sport of curling in the Boise, Idaho area, offering instructional sessions and opportunities for the community to try the sport.

Idaho Ice World

A public ice skating rink in Boise, Idaho that is hosting the Boise Curling Club's Learn-to-Curl sessions.

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What’s next

The Boise Curling Club has additional Learn-to-Curl sessions scheduled for March 1, March 29, and potentially more dates to be announced.

The takeaway

The Boise Curling Club's Learn-to-Curl sessions provide an accessible and affordable way for the local community to engage with the Winter Olympics by trying their hand at the sport of curling. This interactive experience allows people to move beyond just watching the games on TV and become active participants in the Olympic spirit.