Functions

Evening Functions for Curlers and Companions

	Sunday 30th March Opening Banquet Our opening evening event will be held within the Aberdeen Douglas Hotel, just off Union Street in Aberdeen's Merchant Quarter, which is truly part of the Aberdeen City Centre experience - ideally located for exploring the history and charm of Aberdeen. Built in the height of the Victorian era, the Aberdeen Douglas Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1848 and as a listed building is a much loved and well appointed landmark in the city centre. An opportunity to renew old acquaintances and forge new ones as we welcome participants and supporters from across the Rotary curling world.
	Monday 31st March Scottish Night Our venue for the evening is the function and reception accommodation within the Curl Aberdeen complex, so set aside the stones and the brooms and steer clear of ice (unless it’s in your drink) and join us for an evening of fellowship and traditional Scottish fun.
	Wednesday 2nd April   Rotary Night - for our Rotarians For our Rotary meeting evening we make our first visit to Aberdeen’s Beach Ballroom complex famous for its art-deco style and provision of prestigious accommodation for events such as our own. Our venue for the evening is the Star Ballroom on the upper floor of the building with its views over Aberdeen beach and the North Sea. Join us for an evening of Rotary fellowship with a wee bit of business to deal with the welcome of Clubs and Teams from the participating nations.                The Jewellery Dinner - for our non-Rotarians For our non Rotarian guests and partners we have arranged a dinner at The Copthorne Hotel followed by a presentation by Rotarian Peter Carry on jewellery. The meeting will be chaired and hosted by two of our St. Fittick lady Rotarians. The dinner is planned for our non Rotarian guests but any lady Rotarian who would like to attend will be welcome.               
	Friday 4th April Final Banquet and Award of Trophies For our final evening of fellowship coupled with the presentation of awards we return to Aberdeen’s famous art-deco Beach Ballroom renowned for its sprung dance floor and a venue which has hosted numerous great events since its opening in 1929. We can promise an excellent evening of fellowship and an opportunity to say ‘adieu’ to the many friends you will have made during the tournament. For a virtual tour of the ballroom just click here.