Board game events in Meckenheim
All public board game nights in Meckenheim at a glance – dates, venues and links to sign up. This overview is updated regularly.
Today · Wed, Sep 23
Gielsdorf spielt
Open gaming event for all ages with free admission, featuring board and card games. Participants can bring their own games or play with available ones.
Tomorrow · Thu, Sep 24
Fri, Sep 25
Spieleabend
An open game night featuring board, strategy, dice, party, and card games. Beginners are welcome. Please arrive on time by 19:00 as groups form at that time.
Mon, Sep 28
Wed, Sep 30
Gielsdorf spielt
Open gaming event for all ages with free admission, featuring board and card games. Participants can bring their own games or play with available ones.
Mon, Oct 5
Regelmäßiger Spieleabend
Tue, Oct 6
Offener Spieletreff
An open board game event for anyone who enjoys playing table games. Participants are welcome to bring their favorite games. Attendance is free of charge and no registration is required, with drinks available for a donation.
Wed, Oct 7
Gielsdorf spielt
Open gaming event for all ages with free admission, featuring board and card games. Participants can bring their own games or play with available ones.
Thu, Oct 8
Spieleabend in der Ge-Nuss-Ecke
Play new and classic board, card, and social games together. Bring your favorite games to find fellow players.
Fri, Oct 9
Spieleabend
An open game night featuring board, strategy, dice, party, and card games. Beginners are welcome. Please arrive on time by 19:00 as groups form at that time.
Sun, Oct 11
Spielenachmittag Bonn-Rhein-Sieg
Monthly afternoon event featuring various board, card, and social games. Games are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own. The event is primarily aimed at adults, but children accompanied by adults are also welcome.
Sonntagszockerei
Monthly gaming session on the second Sunday of the month where participants must bring their own games, and drinks are available for a donation.
Mon, Oct 12
Mon, Oct 19
Blood on the Clocktower
Public game night focusing on the social deduction game Blood on the Clocktower, regularly held on the third Monday of the month.
Tue, Oct 20
Offener Spieletreff
An open board game event for anyone who enjoys playing table games. Participants are welcome to bring their favorite games. Attendance is free of charge and no registration is required, with drinks available for a donation.
Spieletreff * Spieleabend für Erwachsene
Ein regelmäßiger Spieleabend für Erwachsene, der Gemeinschaft und Geselligkeit in der Gemeinde fördert.
Spieleabend für Erwachsene
A regular game evening for adults held at the community center. Participants are welcome to bring their own games along.
Wed, Oct 21
Thu, Oct 22
Spieleabend in der Ge-Nuss-Ecke
Cozy game night for board and card games. Visitors can bring their favorite game and find other players.
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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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