The Brandon Curling Club was first founded in 1889-90 on the corner of 18th Street and Victoria Avenue. Since its inception, the Brandon Curling Club has moved three times and destroyed by fire twice. In 1992-93, the Brandon Curling Club contributed financially to the expansion of the Keystone Centre and now finds its home to an eight sheet curling rink complete with upper and lower viewing lounges, and food service within the Keystone Centre complex.

Food and beverage service is available in the lower viewing lounge, Keystone Café and beverage service is available in the Upper Lounge.
The viewing lounges have a capacity of over 300 people.

Important Dates in Our 127 Year History

• Founded in 1889-90 on the corner of 18th Street and Victoria Avenue

• Moved to a new rink on the Exhibition Grounds (18th and Richmond Avenue), November 6, 1953

• Fire destroyed rink, January 5, 1956

• New rink built, Fall 1956

• Artificial ice installed, October 29, 1958

• Fire destroyed rink, August 30, 1964

• New rink built, December 26, 1964

• Moved to 4-H Building on Exhibition Grounds, 1969-70. New club rooms later added to the rink.

• Keystone Centre expansion – A new 8 sheet curling club ready for the 1992-93 curling season.