Learn to Curl / Instructional Mini Leagues:  The next instructional mini leagues at DCC will be held April-June 2026, and registration will commence in March 2026.  If you are interested in being notified for our popular instructional leagues and future events, add yourself to our notification list.

There are many hotels/motels within a 5 mile radius of the Denver Curling Center.

Here are a few examples, but certainly not all options.     see on  a  Google Map  

MHO host 1 = Host Hotel for the Mile High Open Bonspiel -  Special Rate $99  Use group code code  MHO

MHO host 2 = Host Hotel for the Mile High Open Bonspiel -  Special Rate $89  please phone (Feb 26 to Mar 1,  reserve before Feb 1, 2015)

Hampton Inn Denver West - Year Round Rate - Federal Center, 137 Union Boulevard, Lakewood, CO 80228 - Special Rate $109 year round rate for all Denver Curling Club members, excluding MHO and AAB.

The Denver Curling Club (DCC) is committed to providing an environment that is free of discrimination due to race, gender, age, color, religion, creed, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, and local laws. Respect for the dignity and worth of others should be the guiding principle for our relations with each other.  

Any member who believes that they have experienced unlawful discrimination may file a formal written complaint with (1) the DCC President, (2) any member of the Board of Directors, (3) any league coordinator, or (4) any other person in charge.  Complaints so submitted will be referred to the Board of Directors. The Board will thoroughly investigate instances of alleged discrimination and take corrective action if warranted.

Did you know?

Denver Curling Club is a non-profit organization. This club was built and runs souley on volunteer support. If it weren't for the members that built this club literally from the ground up, we would not be here today.

We encourage our members to get involved with various activities that help keep the club running smoothly. Please send us an email that indicates where you are interested in contributing your time and energy. If you have a particular strength that you think would help us, we want to hear from you!

Please take some time to review the committees below and signup for a group that fits your skills! As a committee member, you can expect to: 

1. Attend one committee meeting per month
2. Help lead and/or organize committee projects. 
3. Spend 3-10 hours a month (depending on club needs or on-goings) 
4. Work as a group to create proposals for approval by membership and board of directors. 
5. Lend a helping hand to a club that can be another family to you. 

Curling is more than a sport. It is a community of people who are brought together by the spirit of curling and the love of the game. Show your support back if you have the time. 

Thank you! 

Committee Structure - Updated  August 2017    - also see Board of Directors

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Donations:  Now that we have successfully opened the building we have several years of loans, items to buy and bills to pay.  Every cent helps!!  Click here to Donate  to the Denver Curling Club

Junior Program: Contributions will help fund the development of our Junior curlers. Donations will help us with tutorials, curling supplies, and augmentation of travel costs to Junior bonspiels across the country. Click here to Donate to the Junior Program

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Thank you very much for your generous donation.   

All donations are tax deductions because we are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization. We will send you a reciept for your tax return. 

Denver Curling appreciates every cent that helps improve and maintain the Curling Center, as well as develop and expand our various programs.

The board meets once a month throughout the year. All members are welcome to attend meetings. Dates and times can be found on the DCC Calendar.

For specific Meeting minutes, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  

2025-26 Directors

Megan Connell

President

Darrick Kizlyk

Vice President

Ben Blackmer

Vice President, Facilities

Lucy Bradshaw

Vice President, Events

Karen Goetz

Secretary

Nancy Bucci

Director

Joe Marcantano

Director 

Ryan Swift

Director

Michele Page

Director

John Cherrey

Treasurer (Non-board member)

Board member duties and expectations

• Board service is a form of volunteerism that can have a huge impact on the organization, but if you think that your sense of personal fulfillment requires a more hands-on volunteer opportunity, you might want to consider becoming a member of one of the committees instead of board service.
• Board members are legally required to fulfill their fiduciary duties, which will require you to devote a considerable amount of time to the organization. The amount of time varies by role, but simply planning to attend the board meetings is not sufficient.
•  Board members must be willing to regularly review financial statements and meeting materials, and many board members will need to prepare for and attend committee meetings in addition to board meetings.
• Boards are teams of committed and engaged individuals who work together to govern the organization. If you prefer to work alone, then board service may not be the right way for you to work with the organization.
• Board membership is not just an honorary position, a social activity with friends, or a simple team exercise. Above all, it comes with legal expectations and liabilities. This is the most important concept to understand about board service. Every board member is responsible for his or her own actions — or failure to act — on the board.
• Board service is probably the most demanding volunteer activity. To best serve the board and the organization, follow these tips:
  • Accept committee and board assignments with enthusiasm — and then follow through. Use all your professional skills to draft recommendations, carry out tasks, and help the board do its work between meetings.
  • Come to meetings prepared; ask questions when something seems unusual or when you do not understand something.
  • Be prepared to respect and learn from different viewpoints on the board while participating in robust discussions to find the best options for the organization.

• There are several types of memberships for curlers of all skill levels 
• What does a membership Include?

• Returning members that register during the first phase will get their places back in the same leagues from last season.
• New members will be able to register after returning members have registered. *New members need to have curling experience to play in DCC leagues.

*Curling experience is anyone that has curled in a league before at any curling club or someone that has completed a 5-6 week instructional mini-league in the last year. Open-house events and 2-hour learn-to-curl events are NOT considered enough instruction to be able to curl in a full-season league. You must have some curling experience to sub or practice.

If you have any questions, please contact our This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Social and New memberships: 

• Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Junior Program on Saturday Morning:

• The program runs from October to April
• For details please click here 

Subbing:  Teams are always looking for a sub when someone is away or sick.  Select the leagues in which you're willing to help. You can sign up for as many leagues as you wish. 

Questions?  Check out our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.