Kin Hall

The Sutton Curling Club, established in 1943, has been a cornerstone of the Georgina community, serving curlers from Keswick, Pefferlaw, Jacksons Point, and beyond. With recreational leagues designed for all skill levels, the club emphasizes fun, socialization, and a love for the sport of curling. In addition to regular league play from October to April, the Sutton Curling Club hosts various bonspiels and encourages newcomers through its "Learn to Curl" program. The club continues to be a vibrant hub for both seasoned players and those tempted to try curling for the first time. Generated from the website

The Town of Georgina is home to a variety of community services and recreational opportunities, offering amenities such as parks, golf courses, and historical museums. Committed to fostering a vibrant community, Georgina hosts a range of events, including the inaugural Cultural Festival, celebrating diversity and creativity. Georgina also emphasizes its relationship with Indigenous Peoples, particularly the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation, highlighting the importance of cultural acknowledgment and environmental stewardship. The municipality invites residents to engage in programs and services that promote community well-being and safety. Generated from the website