Board Game Events in Berlin

A sociable afternoon and evening centered around board and party games for everyone aged 12 and up. Various games are provided on site, and participants are welcome to bring their own.

A dedicated board game group at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain. Registration via email is required to join and play various board games together.

Weekly Blood on the Clocktower sessions at Manifesto Market by Potsdamer Platz catering to both beginners and intermediate players. No prior experience is needed, friendly newcomers are welcome, and attendees are asked to support the venue by purchasing food or drinks.

Meet up for a game of Doppelkopf in Moabit, played outdoors when the weather is nice. Ideal for players looking for traditional card fun in a sociable group.

Participants gather to play the social deduction game Blood on the Clocktower. Due to limited seating capacity, registration via email is requested in advance. Admission and drinks are donation-based. Players can inquire beforehand whether the session is tailored for beginners or experienced players.

Join the open game gathering at Kommunale Begegnungsstätte Rusche 43 to play classic card games, dice games, and a variety of board games. This weekly event welcomes everyone for a relaxed afternoon of gaming.

An open gaming gathering at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain where board games and social games are played together. Everyone is welcome to join.

An open game gathering in a relaxed atmosphere with a large selection of games available to play based on participants' preferences. The event costs 1.00 euro as a chair fee for those who are able to pay (reduced to 0.00 euro), taking place in an accessible venue with step-free access and wheelchair-friendly facilities. It is a great social session for anyone looking to enjoy board games together.

An open game afternoon featuring board games and Lego takes place in the children's library. The event is aimed at children and families aged three and older, and no registration is required.

Join the Game Night at Team Spielwiese and enjoy board games in a cozy café atmosphere from 18:00 to 23:00.

Another relaxed board game night exclusively for FLINTA* individuals at Brunnenviertel e.V. featuring family, strategy, and euro games. Entry is free with donations welcome, and participants can bring their own games or snacks. The venue offers wheelchair accessibility except for the restroom.

An intergenerational game afternoon at the community center for everyone who enjoys playing board and tabletop games together. Participants are welcome to bring their own games or join in on classics like Kniffel, Mensch ärgere dich nicht, chess, and Scrabble. The event brings together all generations for a fun and friendly afternoon of gaming.

This social gaming event is open to adults aged 18 and over who enjoy board games and playing in a friendly community atmosphere. A selection of games is available, and participants are welcome to bring their own favorite games. Coffee, tea, and cold drinks are provided. The event is donation-based and no registration is required.

The weekly Magic: The Gathering Pauper meetup at RuDi community center in Friedrichshain. Players of all levels gather casually with spare decks available for borrowing and proxies allowed, supporting the venue with a 2 euro donation.

A friendly board game night in Mitte offering a mix of euro, strategy, and deduction games at a community center. The entry fee is 3 euros, online registration is requested, and games are predominantly played in English.

A specialized Blood on the Clocktower session for experienced players in Berlin Mitte featuring advanced custom scripts. There is a 3 euro cash entrance fee to cover venue costs, and the event is held in English.

An open queer board game night at AHA-Berlin where newcomers and regulars gather to play modern tabletop games. Drinks and snacks are available at the bar, and anyone is welcome to drop by.

The weekly board game day at FUNtainment invites players to enjoy rolling dice and gaming together. A large game library offers both classic titles and new hits to explore. Admission is free with no registration required, making it a great opportunity to find new gaming partners.

Join a relaxed gaming session featuring a variety of card and board games. The gathering welcomes anyone interested in discovering new games and casually dropping by. Sessions take place regularly on the second Wednesday of every month starting at 2 PM.

The afternoon games session at Anna-Ebermann-Kiez offers board games for everyone who enjoys playing together. Classic games like Skat, Rummy, Skippo, and others are featured. The event is open to everyone and free of charge.

An open gaming afternoon for anyone who enjoys playing together. Classic board and card games such as Skat, Rummy, and Skippo are played. Everyone interested is warmly welcome to join.

The open board game meetup at Stadtteilzentrum Prenzlauer Berg invites all gaming enthusiasts and curious individuals to try out new games, share their favorites, and meet new people in a friendly atmosphere. Hosted by Jens Walkenhorst, this regular gathering is open to anyone who enjoys playing games together.

The library at Wasserturm hosts a cozy game night for adults featuring board and card games. This gathering is designed for adults looking to enjoy a relaxed evening and meet new people through gaming. Participation is completely free with no registration required, and guests are welcome to bring their own favorite games along.

The Spieletreff Berlin hosts an open board game evening every Wednesday featuring card, dice, board, and party games. Warm-up games begin at 06:00 PM, with larger games starting at 07:00 PM. Due to limited space, prior registration by email or phone is required. A contribution of at least 5 euros is requested, and snacks and drinks are available for purchase on-site.

A game gathering at the Nachbarschaftsheim Schöneberg (Friedenau) in Berlin. Registration is required and there are still open spots available for board game fans.

Weekly board game evening at a cozy bar in Wedding featuring fast and light tabletop games. Admission is free, but participants are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing drinks, and outside snacks are permitted.

A regular evening for Netrunner and Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying sessions at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain. All players interested in pen-and-paper and card games are invited.

The billiards, skat and gaming group is an open community afternoon held in a relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can play billiards, enjoy rounds of Skat, try out various board games, or simply spend time in good company. No registration is required to join.

A weekly game night for adults takes place at the Eberhard-Alexander-Burgh-Library, featuring a variety of titles ranging from family games to connoisseur games. Participants can also bring their own games. Participation is free and no registration is required.

The weekly board game staple in Friedrichshain offers a wide variety of titles suitable for beginners, seasoned gamers, and party crowds alike. A small 2 euro entrance fee applies, and attendees are welcome to bring their own games or snacks, with wheelchair access available upon request.

This weekly game meetup is tailored especially for seniors and neighbors looking to enjoy classic board games in a friendly and social atmosphere. Participation is free of charge, drinks are provided, and good weather moves the gathering outside to the community garden. Advance registration is requested, and attendees are welcome to bring along their favorite games.

A friendly board and card game evening at Nachbarschaftshaus Urban in Kreuzberg featuring a large library of German and language-neutral games. The entry fee is 3 euros, and affordable snacks and drinks are available on site.

Play the team-based strategy game TAC in a relaxed atmosphere at the Manjurani restaurant in Charlottenburg. This gathering is primarily aimed at beginners. Dining together can be arranged in the chat.

A social deduction night featuring rounds of Blood on the Clocktower at WeltenSchmiede. Both veterans and complete beginners are welcome, with scripts chosen based on the group's experience level, and newcomers should arrive 15 minutes early for rules explanations.

A cozy board game gathering for all interested participants aged 12 and older. A large selection of games is available on site, and bringing your own games is welcome.

A weekly roleplaying session at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain for fans of pen-and-paper adventures. Everyone wanting to dive into fantastical worlds is welcome.

Join this board game gathering at The Social Hub Berlin for an afternoon of tabletop fun and community. There are 50 seats available to play board games, meet locals, and enjoy a lively atmosphere. A mandatory 6 euro entrance fee is collected by the hotel at the door, which includes a drink.

A sociable afternoon and evening centered around board and party games for everyone aged 12 and up. Various games are provided on site, and participants are welcome to bring their own.

Weekly Blood on the Clocktower sessions at Manifesto Market by Potsdamer Platz for beginners and intermediate players alike. No prior experience is required, newcomers are warmly welcomed, and attendees are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing food or drinks.

Join the open game gathering at Kommunale Begegnungsstätte Rusche 43 to play classic card games, dice games, and a variety of board games. This weekly event welcomes everyone for a relaxed afternoon of gaming.

An open game gathering in a relaxed atmosphere with a large selection of games available to play based on participants' preferences. The event costs 1.00 euro as a chair fee for those who are able to pay (reduced to 0.00 euro), taking place in an accessible venue with step-free access and wheelchair-friendly facilities. It is a great social session for anyone looking to enjoy board games together.

An open gaming gathering at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain where board games and social games are played together. Everyone is welcome to join.

The Wolfdietrich-Schnurre-Library invites everyone to a cozy Monday game round suitable for adults, families, and children. Participants can play classic and strategy games from the library's collection or bring their own favorite games to share. The event takes place every first and third Monday of the month in the Creative Lounge.

An open board game evening where neighbors get together in a cozy atmosphere to play games like Scrabble or Wizard. No registration is required, so guests can simply drop by. Participants are welcome to bring their favorite games along with warm socks, and participation is donation-based.

Join the Game Night at Team Spielwiese and enjoy board games in a cozy café atmosphere from 18:00 to 23:00.

A relaxed board game night exclusively for FLINTA* individuals at Brunnenviertel e.V. featuring a wide range of tabletop games from casual to strategic. Entry is free with optional donations, and participants are welcome to bring their own games. The venue is wheelchair accessible except for the toilet.

A free afternoon of gaming welcoming all game enthusiasts, families, and friends to play together in a relaxed setting. Featured board and card games for this session include Castle Combo and Labyrinth. No registration is required.

An intergenerational game afternoon at the community center for everyone who enjoys playing board and tabletop games together. Participants are welcome to bring their own games or join in on classics like Kniffel, Mensch ärgere dich nicht, chess, and Scrabble. The event brings together all generations for a fun and friendly afternoon of gaming.

This game night focuses on the social deduction board game Feed the Kraken for up to 11 players. A rule explanation takes place at 18:15 before setting sail. Bluffing and deception are key elements of the game, making it ideal for those who enjoy social deduction. Due to limited capacity, email registration is required, and the event runs on a donation basis.

The weekly Magic: The Gathering Pauper meetup at RuDi community center in Friedrichshain. Players of all levels gather casually with spare decks available for borrowing and proxies allowed, supporting the venue with a 2 euro donation.

A specialized Blood on the Clocktower session for experienced players in Berlin Mitte featuring advanced custom scripts. There is a 3 euro cash entrance fee to cover venue costs, and the event is held in English.

An open queer board game night at AHA-Berlin where newcomers and regulars gather to play modern tabletop games. Drinks and snacks are available at the bar, and anyone is welcome to drop by.

A friendly board game night in Mitte offering a mix of euro, strategy, and deduction games at a community center. The entry fee is 3 euros, online registration is requested, and games are predominantly played in English.

The afternoon games session at Anna-Ebermann-Kiez offers board games for everyone who enjoys playing together. Classic games like Skat, Rummy, Skippo, and others are featured. The event is open to everyone and free of charge.

The weekly board game day at FUNtainment invites players to enjoy rolling dice and gaming together. A large game library offers both classic titles and new hits to explore. Admission is free with no registration required, making it a great opportunity to find new gaming partners.

An open gaming afternoon for anyone who enjoys playing together. Classic board and card games such as Skat, Rummy, and Skippo are played. Everyone interested is warmly welcome to join.

The Spieletreff Berlin hosts an open board game evening every Wednesday featuring card, dice, board, and party games. Warm-up games begin at 06:00 PM, with larger games starting at 07:00 PM. Due to limited space, prior registration by email or phone is required. A contribution of at least 5 euros is requested, and snacks and drinks are available for purchase on-site.

Weekly board game evening at a cozy bar in Wedding featuring fast and light tabletop games. Admission is free, but participants are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing drinks, and outside snacks are permitted.

A regular evening for Netrunner and Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying sessions at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain. All players interested in pen-and-paper and card games are invited.

The billiards, skat and gaming group is an open community afternoon held in a relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can play billiards, enjoy rounds of Skat, try out various board games, or simply spend time in good company. No registration is required to join.

A weekly game night for adults takes place at the Eberhard-Alexander-Burgh-Library, featuring a variety of titles ranging from family games to connoisseur games. Participants can also bring their own games. Participation is free and no registration is required.

This weekly game meetup is tailored especially for seniors and neighbors looking to enjoy classic board games in a friendly and social atmosphere. Participation is free of charge, drinks are provided, and good weather moves the gathering outside to the community garden. Advance registration is requested, and attendees are welcome to bring along their favorite games.

At the intergenerational game meetup hosted by Pro Kiez Bötzowviertel e.V., people aged 9 to 99 gather to try out board and card games together. The event offers a relaxed atmosphere for gaming enthusiasts of all ages from the neighborhood.

This game night offers a relaxed setting for analogue card and tabletop games at xHain. Participants are welcome to bring their own games to share and play together in a friendly atmosphere. It is open to anyone looking to enjoy an entertaining evening of gaming.

Enjoy a cozy afternoon of card games like Canasta and Phase 10 combined with sushi at Bonni Fine Sushi & Asian Cuisine. Feel free to bring your own games along.

A cozy board game gathering for all interested participants aged 12 and older. A large selection of games is available on site, and bringing your own games is welcome.

A weekly roleplaying session at Stadtteilzentrum Friedrichshain for fans of pen-and-paper adventures. Everyone wanting to dive into fantastical worlds is welcome.