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Tabletop Gamers of the London Docklands

Friendly modern tabletop, card and dice nights in Canary Wharf

🎲 Tower Hamlets Weekly - Mondays and Wednesdays Beginner-friendly Social Strategy games Pub-based

Welcome to the Tabletop Gamers of the London Docklands, a highly relaxed and social community of over sixteen hundred tabletop lovers.

Meeting weekly on Monday and Wednesday evenings, they gather at fantastic Canary Wharf neighborhood pubs like The George and Pepper Saint Ontiod. They play a wide range of modern board games, card games, and dice games-from quick-playing ice-breakers to complex strategic titles. Whether you are a total beginner or a seasoned veteran, the friendly hosts will gladly welcome you and teach the rules.

It is a wonderfully casual, friendly, and warm atmosphere to socialize, enjoy a drink, and play.

Tower Hamlets, London
Weekly - Mondays and Wednesdays
Facebook Meetup

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