The Charlottetown Curling Club is the first curling facility east of Montreal to offer Glow in the Dark curling on a regular basis. They will be offering it on Saturday evenings during the curling season. Fluorescent paint is used on the circles in the “house” and on the hog lines, and plastic glow sticks are used on the rocks, and can be worn by the players. The overhead lights are turned off, and ultraviolet “black” lights are used to make the glow effect.
You can rent the ice for Glow in the Dark curling on Saturday evenings at $120 per sheet for 1.5 hours for 8 curlers.
The staff at Scotiabank had a great evening at the Charlottetown Curling Club recently, trying glow in the dark curling. If your company or group would like to book ice for this, give the club a call at 902-370-2875. They have ice available this Friday and Saturday at 6:30 and…
The Charlottetown Curling Club is booking sheets of ice for glow in the dark curling on Nov. 30. Cost is $120 plus tax for 1.5 hours (about six ends) for up to 8 people. Ice times: 7 pm and 8:30 pm. Call 902-370-2875 to book
Join the Charlottetown Curling Club Wednesday March 18th at 10 am for their Under 18 Glow in the Dark bonspiel. $60 for a team of 4 and includes lunch. Can be a mixed team, boys or girls. Contact the club to register. Only open to 10 teams.
The Charlottetown Curling Club is the first curling facility east of Montreal to offer Glow in the Dark curling on a regular basis. They will be offering it on Saturday evenings during the curling season. Fluorescent paint is used on the circles in the “house” and on the hog lines, and plastic glow sticks are used on the rocks, and can be worn by the players. The overhead lights are turned off, and ultraviolet “black” lights are used to make the glow effect.
You can rent the ice for Glow in the Dark curling on Saturday evenings at $120 per sheet for 1.5 hours for 8 curlers.
