Board game events in Krefeld
All public board game nights in Krefeld at a glance – dates, venues and links to sign up. This overview is updated regularly.
Mon, Nov 9
Tue, Nov 10
Dienstags Dä Nobber
Open game gathering in a personal and accessible atmosphere. Feel free to bring your own games. Registration requested due to capacity limits.
Spieleabend Dienstag im Nachbarschaftszimmer
Thu, Nov 12
Spieleabend in der Take´s Bar
Fri, Nov 13
Spieletreff Neersen
Public game night in accessible rooms offering a wide selection of games ranging from family games to expert games. Advance registration is not required, and games with rule explanations are available on site.
Freitags Altkatholische Gemeinde
Social gaming at multiple tables with a rich selection of games of various difficulty levels and rule explanations if needed. Prompt arrival is requested due to entry procedures.
Pen&Paper | Abenteuergilde
A pen-and-paper role-playing session where players embark on an adventure together. New players are welcome, and advance registration by email is recommended.
Sun, Nov 15
Sonntags Limbus
Monthly game gathering in a special escape room and steampunk atmosphere. Registration is requested.
Mon, Nov 16
Thu, Nov 19
Spieleabend Donnerstag im K3-City
Fri, Nov 20
Spieletreff Neersen
Public board game event in Willich-Neersen offering a wide selection of games for all ages, ranging from family to expert games. Registration is not required, and games with rules explanations are provided on site.
Tue, Nov 24
Spieleabend Dienstag im Nachbarschaftszimmer
Dienstags Dä Nobber
Open game gathering in a personal and accessible atmosphere. Feel free to bring your own games. Registration requested due to capacity limits.
Regelmäßige Spieleabende ...
Free board game event at the parish center where participants can bring their own games or try titles from the library. Registration is not required.
Fri, Nov 27
Freitags K³ Krefeld
Social gaming with a particularly large selection of games for all ages ranging from strategy to family games.
Spieletreff Neersen
Public game night in a cozy atmosphere. Registration is not required, and club membership is not necessary. Games can be brought along or borrowed on-site, and rules explanations are provided.
Pen&Paper | Abenteuergilde
A tabletop roleplaying game adventure with the Chronicle of Niers banner, welcoming beginners and new players. Registration and earlier arrival for character creation are requested.
Spieleabend in der Stadtbibliothek
Public game night for board and card games for participants aged 16 and older, where people can bring their own games or discover new ones. Free admission, no registration required.
Wed, Dec 2
Spieleabend Mittwoch im Nachbarschaftszimmer
Spieleabend im Treffpunkt Mitte
Sociable game evening at the neighborhood office for everyone aged 16 and older. Bringing your own games is encouraged for a varied selection. No registration is required.
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I'm a board game beginner – is that a problem?
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What should I bring?
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