Try curling at Kirkcaldy's Fife Ice Arena
and live on Freeview channel 276
There will be three sessions, including a Junior and Family one which is free.
Most of the equipment required will be supplied by the rink, but those attending are asked to bring are a clean pair of rubber soled trainers or tennis shoes, an extra pair of socks, loose fitting trousers – preferably not jeans – and layers of warm loose fitting clothes.
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Hide AdThe participants will be taught the basics of the game of Curling by qualified RCCC coaches and the main emphasis of the night is having fun while enjoying a new sport.
After the Try Curling sessions anyone who is keen to learn more about the sport will have the chance to take part in a follow up Novice Curling Course, held over three nights which will give them a more comprehensive knowledge of the sport and gain the skills to confidently play a game of curling.
They will also play a quick game of curling on each of the three nights.
The Try Curling sessions on Tuesday are: Juniors – 4.15pm-5.15pm (free); Open – 5.45pm-6.45pm and 6.45pm-7.45pm (£5.00)
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Hide AdThe Novice Curling Course is held over three evening sessions on Tuesday January 18, Tuesday, January 25 and Tuesday, February 1.
All session run from 5.45pm-7.45pm.
The cost for the Novice Curling Course is £30 for the block of three.
To register for the Try Curling sessions visit trycurling.com.