In 1958, local residents of Beaumont, Alberta began a curling league which played in nearby
Leduc over the 1959–60 season. The idea for a club was spearheaded by the parish priest, Father Lucien Robert, the only one in the group who had curled before. The club had its first meeting in 1960, and was later incorporated with a
capital stock of $30,000. The first facility would be played on
natural ice. In 2003, the club was granted a reprieve from a local
smoke-free by-law because it had a
liquor licence, allowing it an extra 18 months to comply. Following the
COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta, the club saw its membership drop 30 per cent. The club relied on local business support to cover operating costs due to lost revenue during the pandemic. Over the
2023–24 curling season, the club played host to a number of Alberta Curling Series events, attracting some of the top ranked teams in the world. ==Provincial champions==