While curling is generally safe, you acknowledge that there are risks of injury as a result of curling and will sign a waiver at the ice rink or bring one with you in order to participate.
These risks include, but are not limited to, injury resulting from falling on the ice (concussion, broken bone, bruises, etc.), strained muscles, and anything as a result of participating. While most people find curling easy to learn, bad backs, ankles, knees, poor sense of balance, or physical conditioning are some issues that keep people from curling. Only you can make that call.
We recommend if signing up others to inform them of the proper equipment needed to reduce the chance of injury and help keep our equipment and ice clean.
- Wear a clean pair of soft rubber soled shoes that have good grip on a smooth surface
- Layered loose fitted clothes that will keep you warm at 45 degrees.
- We have limited Helmets, so you are welcome to bring your own if you want additional safety while on the ice rink.
- Signed Waiver for Child or be prepared to sign one at the rink.
Refunds will be issued if the Kansas City Curling Club is notified of the cancellation 7 days prior to the beginning of the event [48 hours prior to Learn to Curl]. A 3% processing fee will be assessed on all refunds. We also may cancel an event for our own reasons and will give you prior notification and a full refund with our apologies.
First started in 1987, the Kansas City Curling Club is enjoying 
In 2003, a few members seeing the recent successes of new clubs in Texas and Florida due to Olympic fever, decided to reconstitute the club. They first arranged for good ice time at a new facility in southern Overland Park, (Pepsi Ice Midwest) then renewed their aged equipment with generous donations within the club and borrowing one set of stones from the
In 2011 Pepsi Ice Midwest closed, and the club moved to 
