Games Club: Stadium Place

Quiet and neurodiversity-friendly games and crafts for young people

🎲 Waltham Forest Monthly - fourth Tuesday Social Beginner-friendly

Step into Games Club: Stadium Place, a unique, relaxed, and friendly community meetup organized by the London Borough of Waltham Forest.

Meeting on the fourth Tuesday of every month, this free club is specifically designed for young people aged eighteen to thirty who prefer quieter, sensory-friendly spaces for socializing. They offer a highly supportive, neurodiversity-friendly environment where you can connect with peers over casual board games, card games, and creative crafts.

Friends and allies are incredibly welcome, and there is no pressure to compete or know any rules beforehand. It is a wonderful, cozy space to relax and make friends.

Waltham Forest, London
Monthly - fourth Tuesday

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