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UPDATE 17 March 10:00am: Effective Immediately our curling season is concluded. The club will be closed until it is safe to re-open. Staff will remain at their posts for any members who need access to their lockers or need to lament this new reality or share a limerick or other interesting conversation (by phone or email though). Above all, be kind to each other, and wash your hands.

Dear Members;
Due to the current health situation, we have made the following decisions:
Monday and Tuesday league finals are this week so we are allowing those to proceed and wrap up. Commercial leagues are also wrapping up this week and are choosing to proceed at the league’s discretion.
The ice will be in until March 23 so if anyone wants to curl they may do so but it is at the discretion of the individual. This also means the Spring Fling is cancelled.
We have made these decisions based on the recommendations of our local health authority. As events are continuing to change on a fluid basis, we will provide further updates should any additional changes be required. We will keep information posted on our website and Facebook page as well.  
This is out of our hands and we are saddened to see our season end in this manner, however the safety and well-being of our staff and members is our utmost concern. We thank you for your support.

Thank you again and please be safe everyone!

Lorraine Warn
President
Richmond Curling Club

The Minutes of the Board Meeting of January 29, 2020 are available here.

The March Issue of T-Line News is now available!

Richmond Winter Club Mural Project Survey

We want to hear your stories! In the next few months, the Richmond Curling Club is working with the City of Richmond towards a planned mural on the east wall of the Curling Club. The artist who was chosen for the project is Mark Anderson (www.markanderson.ca). Mark’s intention is to learn more about the Club’s members, its history and how the patrons feel their club should be identified visually. Please feel free to contribute to the eventual design by letting Mark know your feelings and thoughts in response to each question. A link to this online survey is here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YVRD3YZ We will be collecting responses until the end of March. You can also email your thoughts to office@richmondcurling.com

If you have further questions about the project you can speak with:

Biliana Velkova | Public Art Planner Arts, Culture and Heritage Services| City of Richmond 604-247-4612

Janice Froese | Office and Business Development Manager of the Richmond Curling Club 604-278-1722