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The Wauwatosa Curling Club has hosted Veterans from the Zablocki V.A. Physical Therapy Unit periodically since 2007. The program has become more active in recent years, with monthly visits where club members offer some instruction, practice time, and competition.
Marine Veteran Harry Ibis summed up his curling experience with, “This is a lot of fun.” Ibis said some wheelchair-bound people have a difficult time engaging in their community. The curling club is an outlet. “It is just very encouraging, and gets us out in the community. It is relieving to do this, and do this with other vets who understand.”
Club members are invited to attend, help on the ice, and experience the positive attitudes and camaraderie of these veterans who have served our country. All outing dates are posted on our club calendar.
Our Location
7300 W Chestnut Street
Wauwatosa, WI 53213
We are located 6 miles west of downtown Milwaukee. Our club shares the Muellner Building with the Tosa Senior Center in Wauwatosa's Hart Park.
As a 100% volunteer operation, our hours vary. Please see our club calendar or email us for deliveries or visits.
Contact Us
Phone: 414-453-2875*
*We are 100% volulnteer-run organization. Voicemail not monitored daily, please email if urgent.
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About the Wauwatosa Curling Club
The Wauwatosa Curling Club is a friendly, 100%volunteer-operated club with deep roots in the Wauwatosa community. Our first game was played in 1921 in a shed on Stickney Avenue, just south of where Wauwatosa’s City Hall now stands. In 1925, that same shed was moved to what is now Hart Park, where curling continued until for nearly two decades. In 1941, the Club began play in its current home, the Muellner Building.
Renovated in 2024, the Wauwatosa Curling Club features four sheets of ice where members of all ages and skill levels come together to learn, compete, and socialize. We’re dedicated to fostering good sportsmanship, friendship, and a welcoming atmosphere, whether you’re sliding your very first stone or a seasoned bonspiel pro. The ice may be cold, but the community here is warm, and we’re proud to carry on more than a century of curling tradition in Milwaukee county.