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Board Games at Brookfield Place

Board Games at Brookfield Place

Sat, Oct 24, 6:00 PM
From Uptown NYC Board Gamers
4.8

We play all types of games, but lean a little towards social deduction and lighter games. **NEW TO THE MEETUP?** Thanks for coming! We hope you enjoy yourself. We are a social, friendly group that meets to play games. Language and behavior that is racist, sexist, ableist, ageist, and so on, is not tolerated. Bullying and bad-mouthing the other guests or hosts are also not tolerated. We're not here to debate politics, and we are not a dating service. Obviously gaming can sometimes include trash talking. Just … know if your opponents are up for that! And look, we all make mistakes -- if you’ve offended someone, an apology can go a long way. Please don’t use this game day to try to raise money for your business.

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🧟‍♀️ Let’s play board games!! 🧛 Halloween edition! 🤣

🧟‍♀️ Let’s play board games!! 🧛 Halloween edition! 🤣

Sun, Oct 25, 8:30 PM
From Borough Hoppers
4.9

On Sunday, October 25th we'll play board games at The Hugh from 4:30 to 8pm! Everyone must wear a costume for board games!! 😯 (no we won't turn you away lol but it'll be so much more fun!) The top 3 costumes will win a prize! 🤣 (Categories are funniest, scariest, and sexiest lol) Show how clever, goofy, and vengeful you are as we get together to play board games! 🤓🤪😈 Feel free to bring games, snacks, and friends. You're welcome to drop in and leave whenever you'd like. Games we've played in the past (they tend to be easy to learn, quickish, and social) but open to others too: Social games Monikers, pictionary, poetry for neanderthals, decrypto, just one, codenames, wavelength, uno, taco cat goat cheese pizza, the chameleon, sushi go, boggle, bananagrams, cards against humanity, midnight taboo, fun facts, telestrations, slingz, don't get got, camel up, spot it, headbandz, sea salt & paper, anomia Deception games Werewolf, Coop, secret hitler, feed the kraken The event is totally free! Feel free to message me with any questions. 😊 We usually have 10 to 20 attendees. Photo from latest event

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Play board games and meet cool people!

Play board games and meet cool people!

Fri, Oct 30, 10:30 PM
From Prospect Park Board Gaming Club
4.8

Follow us on Instagram: [@bklynboardgames](https://www.instagram.com/bklynboardgames/) Join us for board gaming at the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture at **265 4th Ave Brooklyn, NY!** * Donation of $12 (or whatever you can give) * You can enter regardless of registration status (as long as we are under space capacity, 74 people) We provide tons of games, soft drinks, seltzers, water, and beers, but please feel free to bring any drinks and food you like! You'll see silly, social party games, European economic simulators, social deduction experiences, and everything in-between. We love teaching the games and sharing all the great stuff that's going on in modern game design, so even if you're not familiar (yet!) with what games can do lately, you'll come away having learned something new. Your suggested donation of $12 (Venmo or cash) includes hours of gaming and all the beverages you care to drink, and it directly benefits the [Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture](https://bsec.org/). 269 4th Ave (between Garfield Pl and 1st St) Brooklyn, NY Closest subway stations: * Union St. (D, N, R, W) (2-minute walk) * 4 Av-9 St (F, G) (11-minute walk) * Grand Army Plaza (2, 3, 4) (12-minute walk)

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Board Games at Brookfield Place

Board Games at Brookfield Place

Sat, Oct 31, 6:00 PM
From Uptown NYC Board Gamers
4.8

We play all types of games, but lean a little towards social deduction and lighter games. **NEW TO THE MEETUP?** Thanks for coming! We hope you enjoy yourself. We are a social, friendly group that meets to play games. Language and behavior that is racist, sexist, ableist, ageist, and so on, is not tolerated. Bullying and bad-mouthing the other guests or hosts are also not tolerated. We're not here to debate politics, and we are not a dating service. Obviously gaming can sometimes include trash talking. Just … know if your opponents are up for that! And look, we all make mistakes -- if you’ve offended someone, an apology can go a long way. Please don’t use this game day to try to raise money for your business.

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5 attendees
Friday Night Board Games in Brooklyn

Friday Night Board Games in Brooklyn

Fri, Oct 23, 10:00 PM
From Brooklyn-Based Board Gaming
4.8

Join us this Friday for board games at Squarrel Cafe (572 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York) right by the Barclay's Center off the Atlantic Avenue 2/3/4/5/B/D/N/Q/R stop. ***Due to recent developments and for the safety of our group, our events will require participants to be vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination. Please be prepared to show your vaccination card (a photo on your phone is acceptable) or proof of vaccination status on the Excelsior Pass or similar proof of vaccination app. If you are not vaccinated, entry will be denied.*** The $8 entrance fee is paid to Squarrel Cafe for unlimited gaming for the day. Food and drink are available. Attendees are encouraged to support our host, Squarrel Cafe, who are graciously extending their hours specifically for our meetup.

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Lets go to Barcade - Williamsburg

Lets go to Barcade - Williamsburg

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 PM
From NYC Anime & Gaming Meetup Group
4.9

We will be meeting up at the original Barcade in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and we may grab dinner at Kellogg’s Diner afterwards. Please note: Should you participate in any of the games and/or food, you are responsible for any and all purchases. Cash is preferred as the games use a token system. Website: https://barcade.com/ **About Barcade®️** “Barcade® is the originator of the arcade bar concept and the largest operator of arcade bars in the United States. Barcade locations feature 40 to 75 video games and pinball machines mostly from the classic period of the 1980s as well as 24 American craft beers on draft. In addition to beer, Barcade locations offer a full bar with craft spirits and cocktails and creative variations on classic pub food.”

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Meetup is a platform for discovering local groups and events around your interests, such as board games, where you can make connections and enjoy activities together.

You can search on Meetup with keywords like 'board games' and set your location to New York City. This will show you relevant groups and events.

Yes, you can join multiple Meetup groups. This allows you to explore different board game themes and meet a variety of people.

Many board game groups cater to all levels, including beginners, and are welcoming to new members.

Once you find an event of interest, you can RSVP directly through the Meetup event page. Guests are often welcome.

Not all. Some board game meetups may host online gaming events, while others are strictly in-person; details are provided in event descriptions.

Certainly! Meetup allows users to create new groups. You can start a board game group if you see an unmet interest or have new ideas.

Joining Meetup and participating in many groups is free, though some groups might charge for events to cover costs.

Meeting frequency varies by group. Some meet weekly, while others gather bi-weekly or monthly, depending on member availability.

Most groups welcome guests. Check the event's RSVP policy to see if bringing additional people is possible.

It depends on the group. Some provide games, while in others, members are encouraged to bring their own. Details are usually discussed ahead.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-to-one interactions, but it does facilitate meeting new people through shared interests.

Yes, you can message organizers through Meetup if you have questions about events or the group itself.

Event organization varies. Most are run by passionate individuals, but the quality can differ based on experience and resources.

While Meetup covers many interests, it depends on user activity in New York. You might not find all niche games, but you can create a group if missing.