Find curling streams from around the world, then learn just enough to follow what is happening on the ice. Any times shown here are U.S. Central Time (CT); linked schedules may use local time.
What’s the difference between club, state, national and world curling?
Club: your local curling community
League nights, lessons and bonspiels at a curling club. Beginners and experienced players can enjoy this level for a lifetime. You do not have to move on to championships.
State or region: a wider field
Teams from a state or region compete. Some events are qualifiers, often called playdowns; others are championships in their own right. Canada also has provincial and territorial competitions.
National: a championship within a country
There are different national titles: men’s, women’s, mixed doubles, juniors, seniors and club teams, among others. Eligibility and qualifying routes depend on the event.
World: countries against countries
Teams represent their countries or member associations at an international championship. There are separate world events for different formats and age categories.
It is not one automatic ladder. For example, U.S. Club Nationals uses regional playdowns, while other national events have different qualification systems. Winning a local league is not an automatic ticket to nationals, and not every national title leads to Worlds.
Updated October 28, 2026. Any times shown here are U.S. Central Time (CT). Schedules and coverage can change; check the official event page before watching.
European Curling Championships
Ostrava, Czechia. Women start October 27 at 1 p.m. U.S. Central; men start October 28. Paid Curling Channel coverage; check regional availability before purchasing.
Eight teams in Eau Claire compete for one place at Worlds. The club confirms every game will stream on YouTube. Opening draws: October 28 at 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. U.S. Central.
Men’s and women’s teams compete at Swift Current Curling Club in Saskatchewan, Canada. Watch on the club’s official YouTube channel, linked from its Watch Live Now button. Check the channel for available games; individual draw times and regional availability are not confirmed here.
Medicine Hat, Alberta. U.S.: ESPN+. Canada: Sportsnet/Sportsnet+, with Saturday semifinals also on CBC and free CBC Gem. International: DAZN, excluding live viewing in Canada and the U.S. Rock Channel has paid coverage with regional live blackouts; affected games are available on demand afterward.
Sunday, November 8 finals: men at 11:00 a.m. CT and women at 3:00 p.m. CT. Check the official guide for each draw and access requirements; schedules may change.
Watch both the women’s and men’s junior finals in Medicine Hat, Alberta, on Rock Channel.
Start times awaiting confirmation. Official viewing and tournament schedules currently list conflicting times; check the official sources before watching.
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The U.S. men’s and women’s championships take place in West Des Moines, Iowa. USA Curling has announced U.S. coverage on Peacock; use the event hub for broadcast details.
Mixed doubles moves quickly, so it is a wonderful format for a new fan. Streaming details can change; use these official sources for the latest schedule.
Rock League is curling’s first professional league. Instead of one traditional team entering a championship, six global franchises bring together women and men to compete in several kinds of curling.
For a new fan, it is a lively way to meet top players, follow one franchise through a season, and see familiar curling presented with a faster, team-league feel.
Four regular-season stops run from January 7 to April 11. The championship follows April 15–18 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
How it worksSix mixed-gender franchises
Each franchise has five women and five men. Events include women’s and men’s fours, mixed doubles, mixed fours, and more.
Watch in the U.S.ESPN+
Coverage will be available through ESPN+ in the ESPN app.
Watch in CanadaCBC and Sportsnet
CBC’s digital platforms—including CBC Gem—and select CBC Television, Sportsnet, and Sportsnet+ coverage. Exact game times will be announced closer to the season.
A coast-to-coast selection of club-run streams and replays, followed by junior and international event sources. This is a curated guide—not a list of games live right now.
Club curling · United States
Not every club has a public stream. These verified club-run sources are arranged alphabetically by state, so you can quickly find real curling beyond television.
Official club stream · Arizona
Coyotes Curling Club
Selected league and bonspiel coverage from the club. Its Golden Wrench event page confirms games are streamed on the Coyotes Curling channel.
Archived league finals, bonspiels, and selected club events. Check the channel for any newly announced streams; regular live coverage is not confirmed.
United States club sources checked September 5, 2026 on official club pages or club-owned channels. Streams are seasonal; use the Live or Past live streams tab and check the club calendar when no game is showing.
Junior circuits · Canada & international events
Official event stream
Junior Slam Series
The series’ own YouTube channel carries selected junior event games. Its 2026 Tallinn Rising Stars mixed doubles event also advertised streaming. Coverage varies by tournament and sheet; this is not a promise that every Slam game is shown.
Watch: Free YouTube coverage and available replays. Check the event’s announcements for the featured games.
A junior team’s view of the circuit, including 2026 Meteor and Comet Slam games. This is team/community coverage—not the official broadcast of the entire Junior Slam Series.
Watch: Free YouTube replays and team streams when posted. A useful starting point for seeing young curlers learn and compete.
Tour event coverage on YouTube. Bygdøy Curling Club explicitly names this channel as the official streaming destination for the 2026 women’s Oslo Cup, and the channel lists those broadcasts.
Watch: Free YouTube streams and available replays. Consult each event’s schedule; coverage is not continuous.
World Curling’s live and replay service for international championships. Its announced 2026–27 season coverage includes Europeans and the world junior, mixed doubles, women’s and men’s championships.
Watch: Paid access. Check the included events and any country restrictions before subscribing; not every World Curling event is included.
New to club streams? Some use fixed cameras with little or no commentary. On YouTube, look for the Live tab for broadcasts and past streams. A quiet sheet between games does not mean the link is broken.
Sources checked September 4, 2026 against organizer pages and recent broadcast listings. “Official” identifies the club, event organizer, or federation behind the source; “community” identifies team-run coverage. Availability can change. These checks confirm the source and recent activity, not uninterrupted playback or a game currently live.
Watch like a curler
Four clues tell you most of the story
Look at the score, the current end, which team has hammer, and where the guards are. You do not need to understand every shot call to follow the game.
