Ice free Curling at Club Curling- Kings Cross

Join your fellow Spicer's for game of Ice Free Curling at Kings Cross

Get your winter glow on this year

Club Curling returns this winter to Coal Drops Yard and comes alive with an electrifying installation of neon lights in the stunning bar area, creating the perfect place to soak up the atmosphere before and after playing on the six colourful curling lanes.

Ice curling is where players slide their stones down the smooth surface of the lane, aiming for the bullseye. The only chill in the air will come from opponents as this is an ice-free curling lane.

Last year’s trip back to the 90s makes way for this season’s vibrant neon playground, as London’s hottest winter fixture returns to Coal Drops Yard for 2025.

The energy and bright lights of God’s Own Junkyard’s Walthamstow warehouse will be recreated in the Club Curling bar, welcoming visitors to stay a while, enjoy a warming winter drink and soak up the lights on steroids. Also discover a bespoke neon sign made in collaboration with artist, Real Hackney Dave.

Teams of up to six people per lane can play at Club Curling with sessions lasting 45 minutes.

And there’s more

This year, a donation from each ticket sale will be go to local charities, Global Generation and New Horizon Youth Centre.

Global Generation is an educational charity that works with local children and young people, businesses, residents and families to co-create gardens across Camden, Islington and Southwark, aiming to showcase how disused urban spaces can become an oasis for plants and people to grow. New Horizon Youth Centre is a local youth homelessness charity which is on a mission to give young people’s potential a home.

In 2022 and 2023, almost £30,000 was raised for New Horizon and Shelter, the national homelessness charity which has a store in Coal Drops Yard.