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Colorado curling is played at dedicated curling clubs and some ice rinks from fall through spring, with beginners, social teams and experienced club players.
When to run it: Curling clubs are busiest from fall through spring, and learn-to-curl nights and holiday bonspiels in December and January fill fast.
Bonspiel (Tournament)
A curling tournament where teams play several games over a weekend, often in multiple events, with prizes for each event winner.
Team (Rink of 4)
Teams of four, a lead, second, vice and skip, each throw two stones per end. The team closest to the center scores, and most points wins.
Round Robin + Playoffs
Teams play each opponent in their group, then the top teams by record move into playoff games.
Learn-to-Curl / Funspiel
A beginner event where instructors teach basics, then teams play short friendly games with no pressure.
Mixed Doubles
Teams of one man and one woman, each throwing stones with one stone pre-placed per team each end. Games are short and fast.
League
Teams play weekly over a season, with standings by wins and often playoffs at the end.
Make it memorable
Fun curling event ideas
Side contests, fundraisers and traditions that people remember as much as the results.
Button Draw Challenge
Each player slides one stone to the center button, and the closest draw wins. Simple, tense and fun to watch from the warm room.
Sweep Speed Relay
Teams race to sweep a short marked path, swapping sweepers at a line. A loud, funny contest that shows how hard sweeping is.
Pledge Per End Won
Supporters pledge a set amount for every end their team wins across the bonspiel. The total goes on the board after each draw.
Sponsor a Sheet
Businesses sponsor a sheet with a banner and a named division prize. Their name is read before every draw on that sheet.
Ugly Sweater Bonspiel
Teams wear their loudest sweaters and matching hats for a best dressed award. A cozy theme that fits winter in Colorado.
Sponsor Warm Room Cocoa
A sponsor hosts hot cocoa and snacks in the warm room, where fans and players watch through the glass. Drinks for adults can be an optional add-on.
Learn to Curl Session
Families and new players get a free short lesson with stabilizers and soft rules. Many lifelong curlers start at a fun event like this.
Broom Trophy and Handshake
Winners get a painted broom trophy, and every game ends with the classic handshake tradition. Line up all teams on the ice for a group photo.
For organizers
Running a curling event?
Build registration, tickets, sponsors and results for any of these formats, free to build. You pay 1% per paid order plus card processing, paid to your own Stripe account.
Tip: Book ice time early with the club, and for beginners, provide grippers, sliders and brooms so nobody is turned away for missing gear.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about curling leagues & bonspiels in Colorado.
Where can I find curling leagues & bonspiels near me in Colorado?
This page lists every confirmed curling leagues & bonspiels on Colorado Under Par, with dates, cities and how to sign up. New events are added every week, so check back soon. Use the Event Hub to filter by city or distance from you.
Where can I play or practice in Colorado?
Colorado Under Par lists 1 venue for curling clubs in Colorado so far, with the events it has hosted.
How do I list my event on Colorado Under Par?
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