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Learn to Curl events planned at Moscow rink

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The Palouse Curling Club announces a series of Learn to Curl events at the Palouse Ice Rink, with the first session occurring next weekend. Each session costs $20 and is open to participants of all skill levels, while children aged 10 to 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Scheduled dates include Sept. 28, Oct. 18 with a Smashing Pumpkins theme, Nov.

29 featuring a pie theme, and Dec. 20 with a holiday theme that includes hot cocoa and cookies. The club employs three USA Curling Level 1 certified instructors to ensure quality instruction. Curling serves as a recreational opportunity, fostering community engagement and promoting the sport in the region. The sessions aim to introduce new players to curling, enhancing local interest and participation.

The Palouse Curling Club's initiative reflects a broader trend of increasing recreational activities within small communities. Interested individuals can register for the events at palousecurling. club.

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