Comox Valley Curling Centre
Serving the Valley Since 1958
Nowak Rises Like the Phoenix!
The Phoenix has arisen, again!! What a weekend. The Courtenay Kia Phoenix Men’s Invitational Bonspiel wrapped up it's second glorious year this Sunday November 2. Twenty nine teams from around BC came for their chance to rise skyward into the curling echelons.
Register online, or check the calendar for telephone registration (begins September 2). Returning members log in, then MyCurling+/Membership/Renew and select your leagues, new members create profile here.
Our newly renovated banquet room is the perfect venue to host your next event or party!
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Curling Calendar
Hangover League 2025 November 16, 2025 - February 15, 2026 »
Scotland Canada Friendship Tour November 17, 2025
19 Wing Commander's Cup ice rental November 18, 2025
CVCC AGM 2025 November 18, 2025
Veterans & Military League 2025 November 19, 2025 - March 4, 2026 »
Recent News
Sharon Walker Wins Volunteer of the Year
Mount Arrowsmith Wins Battle of the Breweries
Mount Arrowsmith Brewing Company wins the Battle of the Breweries! The world's only beer keg curling bonspiel happens at the CVCC, and getting their name on the Kegoblet this year was Parksville's Mount Arrowsmith Brewing Company, who took down Ace Brewing Company in the final!Sea Cowboys Come Out at the Pros and Joes
Once again, we wrapped up this season's curling ice with the Gladstone Brewing Co. Pros and Joes Funspiel March 21 to 23.Curling Links
- Curl BC Home Page
- Curling Canada Home Page
- Curl BC Safe Sport Resources
- World Curling Federation
Contact Us
4835 Headquarters Road
Courtenay, British Columbia V9J1P2
☎ (250) 334-4712
✉ info@comoxvalleycurling.com
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About Us
CVCC is a not-for-profit society that provides the Comox Valley with curling activities and community events and is available for off season rentals.
The Comox Valley Curling Centre gratefully acknowledges that the land on which we gather is within the traditional territories of the K'ómoks First Nation peoples.
Club Manager: Keith Parry