Are you looking for part-time work? We're hiring part-time Assistant Ice Technicians and Bartenders for the 2021/2022 curling season!

Assistant Ice Technicians help Scott prepare the ice for league play, bonspiels, learn-to-curl programs and more. They are responsible for scraping, cleaning, pebbling, and nipping the ice, maintaing the rink, and helping out the office and bar staff with daily tasks. This job is perfect for someone who likes to work with their hands and is looking for 2-4 evening and weekend shifts. See the full job description by clicking here.

Part-time Bartenders are arguably the Club's most important employees and are the face of the Club. They're responsible for serving drinks and snacks, maintaining the bar, kitchen and lounge, opening and closing the Club, counting cash, reconciling sales, and chatting with the members. If you want a fast-paced work environment with a ton of responsibility, be a curling club bartender this year!

To apply for either of these positions, please contact the Club's Management Team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Knowledge of curling or previous experience is an asset, but not required. Please send a resume if you have one.

Happy Summer, Curlers!

Summer rental ice is available to be booked now! Please use the links below to reserve your sheet.

The Club reserves the right to cancel or modify reservations up to 24 hours in advance based on number of sheets booked.

Registration for 2021 Summer League is OPEN!

**NEW REGISTRATION PROCESS** - All players must create an OCC web account and register/pay individually.

Please login or Click here to create your OCC web account.

In light of some recent good news about vaccination progress in the province, we are opening Summer League registration in order to determine whether there is enough demand to reopen in August. The Club will assess the possibility of reopening for Summer League based on public health guidelines, vaccination progress, and reopening progress in the province. At a minimum, we require the following to reopen:

• The Province must be in Step 3 of reopening and allow for indoor recreational activities
• Minimum 50-person indoor gathering limit
• There must be significant progress on the 2nd dose rollout
• All leagues must be 80% full by July 1st
• Restrictions on international travel must be significantly reduced or eliminated in order to allow for other parallel club activities to occur

At this time, we are not taking payments for Summer League registrations. Your registration will act as a placeholder and notice of intent to participate in Summer League if and/or when the Board makes the decision to open the Club. Please review the possible restrictions below to determine your comfort level with playing. These are the restrictions that we expect will be in place for Summer League. If you are uncomfortable playing under any of these restrictions, please hold off on registering until we can confirm how exactly the season will look.

• Masks are mandatory for unvaccinated or partially vaccinated players. Failure to comply will result in the team’s immediate removal from Summer League without refund.
• We are currently operating under the assumption that the gathering limit for indoor facilities will be no higher than 50 people. As such, games will be subject to a strict time limit of 2 hours so that we can create gaps between draws. Players will be required to vacate the Club within 15 minutes after their game in order to allow for players on the next draw to enter the Club without any overlap between groups.
• Because games will be subject to a strict time limit, there will be no cash payouts as some games may be cut short of the full 8 ends. If you previously played in a competitive, cash league, you will see a decrease in fees because of this change.
• The Club's bar will be open, but we expect that there will be some limitations on our ability to host post-game socializing at the club. Details on that soon.

Please contact the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any questions.

The Oakville Curling Club is committed to the development and continued growth of the fantastic sport of Curling... and we want to teach you how to play this great Canadian sport!

For the 2021/22 Season, we are starting off with a limited number of Learn to Curl (L2C) Introductory programs. We will monitor demand and add programs if warranted and allowed.

Register on-line!

You do not need to be a member of OCC to participate. 

Fall in love with Curling at our house this winter! Space is limited, register today! 

Thinking of trying the sport of curling?

Curling is a unique sport that requires both skill and strategy. It is often referred to as chess on ice. It is a lifelong sport that can be learned at any age. Whether playing in a fun league or in a competitive ladder the emphasis is always on sportsmanship and fair play. Being a social sport by nature, it is not uncommon for teams to socialize off the ice where lasting friendships are often made.

We need your help!

There are a number of volunteer opportunities available at the Club. Please read on for more information and reach out to the Club office if you have any questions.

Club Secretary Wanted

Please consider volunteering with the Club's Board of Directors! The board is currently seeking volunteers for director positions starting June 2021. In particular, we are looking for a Secretary to help manage the Board's affairs. The Secretary is a member of the Executive Committee and supports the Board with administrative items, including meetings, minutes and bylaw amendments. The Secretary position is a 4-year term.

Contact the club's Vice President, James Francolini (james.f@oakvillecurlingclub.com), to put your name forward or for more information about the Club's Board of Directors.

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Position Description:

• Secretary

Bingo Coordinator

The Club is looking for a Bingo Volunteer Coordinator and Bingo Volunteers. The Club receives funding from Ontario Lottery and Gaming in exchange for providing volunteer support at the Delta Bingo in Oakville. The funding helps to fund our Youth programs and other youth-related purchases.

Contact Chris Wai (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Suzanne Michaelson (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for more information.

During the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the Club is closed.

Emails are monitored on a regular basis. Voicemails are not checked regularly.

Please contact the Club's General Manager, Chris Wai, by email to coordinate a phone or video meeting in advance.

Have an enjoyable and safe off-season!

Curl ON is running a province-wide monthly 50/50 draw.

Oakville members can support the Club's youth programs directly by purchasing tickets through the OCC's direct purchase link here.

Click here for more information about the Curl ON 50/50.