5 Reasons to Try The Curling Club in London This Winter

Christmas 2026 | From 4 November

London’s favourite alpine-themed winter hangout is back. The Curling Club returns for the 2026/27 season at Vinegar Yard, London Bridge from 4 November, and at Chelsea Winter Illuminations from 25 November. Expect ice-free curling, festive food and drinks, DJs and plenty of après-ski atmosphere.

Here are five reasons to give it a go.

1. Curling without the ice

No skates, no slipping. The Curling Club’s ice-free lanes mean anyone can pick up a stone and have a go, whatever their age or ability. It’s easy to learn but surprisingly competitive once you get going.

2. Catch the Olympic curling bug

After Team GB’s men won silver in curling at this year’s Winter Olympics, curling fever has swept the country. This is your chance to see what all the fuss is about and channel your inner Olympian.

3. Après-ski vibes in the city

You don’t need to head to the Alps for a proper après-ski night out. There are DJs, festive food and warming drinks, so it’s as much a party as a game.

4. Perfect for Christmas parties

Looking for an office party that’s a bit different? Competitive socialising keeps growing in popularity, and curling is ideal for team get-togethers, festive catch-ups with friends or a fun date.

5. Two great locations

Choose the buzzy street food and bar scene at Vinegar Yard next to London Bridge, or pair your game with the light trail at Chelsea Winter Illuminations. Pay & Play starts from just £19.50, and bookings are open now.

Tickets and info

The Curling Club
Vinegar Yard, London Bridge: from Wednesday 4 November 2026
Chelsea Winter Illuminations: from Wednesday 25 November 2026
Pay & Play from £19.50
Nearest station for Vinegar Yard: London Bridge


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