The World Mixed Curling Championships 2027 and 2029 will be held in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada following the completion of a multi-year hosting agreement between the Vernon Curling Club and World Curling.
The World Mixed Curling Championship is a an open-entry event for World Curling’s Member Associations and feature four-player teams consisting of two female and two male players.
These editions of the championship will be held in the 2027–2028 season and the 2029–2030 Olympic season in the Vernon Curling Club — an eight-sheet facility established in 1931.
World Curling Head of Competitions, Eeva Röthlisberger said, “We are delighted to secure the host for this event for two of our upcoming seasons. The Vernon Curling Club is a fantastic venue and we’re confident that the local organisers will run a great event for our athletes.”
Vernon Curling Club President, Trevor Perepolkin said, “The World Mixed Curling Championship is a celebration of how far our sport has come. The growing number of nations competing on the world stage demonstrates that curling’s values of respect, competition and friendship resonate far beyond its traditional roots.”
Kevin Geistlinger, Vernon Curling Club General Manager said, “Hosting this championship allows us to showcase not only Vernon and the Okanagan, but also our curling club that has become a source of pride for our community. We look forward to welcoming the world and creating an experience that athletes and fans will remember long after the final stone is thrown.”
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