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Open gaming! Please list the game(s) you'll be bringing on the RSVP comments. If somebody has RSVP'd with a game that you'd like to play, mention it in your RSVP.

All you "old hands" who've been attending the boardgames events for a while, please join me in welcoming our new members. If you see an unfamiliar face, ask them to join in.

New members: we're a friendly crowd, here to have fun and get some gaming done! Try to be on time, or even 10-15 minutes early, for maximum game choices. People will still be arriving after the designated start time, but most everybody that was there on time will already be "in game". People usually pile up the games they've brought on one of the tables. (Remember to put your name on the box!) Look over the games, and if you see something interesting, ask the owner if they'd be willing to show you how to play.

Please support Crepeville by buying a snack, drink, or even dinner. This is a good venue for gaming, with excellent lighting, so you don't have to worry about losing your game bits. The have a varied menu of crepes, salads, and omelets, with a less-varied selection of beers, wine, and sodas.

A second night for open board gaming at a local game store, Great Escape Games. We play a wide variety of games, however, most of our members play what are known as Euro or Designer games. To get a feel for the games we play, please visit this thread on our Message Board.

When you RSVP, please indicate which games you will bring, or which games you would like to play so that others will know what to bring.

You are welcome to bring food and fountain drinks with you. The owner does not allow canned or bottled beverages, however, since there is a soda machine on the premises.

Open gaming! Please list the game(s) you'll be bringing on the RSVP comments. If somebody has RSVP'd with a game that you'd like to play, mention it in your RSVP.

All you "old hands" who've been attending the boardgames events for a while, please join me in welcoming our new members. If you see an unfamiliar face, ask them to join in.

New members: we're a friendly crowd, here to have fun and get some gaming done! Try to be on time, or even 10-15 minutes early, for maximum game choices. People will still be arriving after the designated start time, but most everybody that was there on time will already be "in game". People usually pile up the games they've brought on one of the tables. (Remember to put your name on the box!) Look over the games, and if you see something interesting, ask the owner if they'd be willing to show you how to play.

Please support Crepeville by buying a snack, drink, or even dinner. This is a good venue for gaming, with excellent lighting, so you don't have to worry about losing your game bits. The have a varied menu of crepes, salads, and omelets, with a less-varied selection of beers, wine, and sodas.

A second night for open board gaming at a local game store, Great Escape Games. We play a wide variety of games, however, most of our members play what are known as Euro or Designer games. To get a feel for the games we play, please visit this thread on our Message Board.

When you RSVP, please indicate which games you will bring, or which games you would like to play so that others will know what to bring.

You are welcome to bring food and fountain drinks with you. The owner does not allow canned or bottled beverages, however, since there is a soda machine on the premises.

Open gaming! Please list the game(s) you'll be bringing on the RSVP comments. If somebody has RSVP'd with a game that you'd like to play, mention it in your RSVP.

All you "old hands" who've been attending the boardgames events for a while, please join me in welcoming our new members. If you see an unfamiliar face, ask them to join in.

New members: we're a friendly crowd, here to have fun and get some gaming done! Try to be on time, or even 10-15 minutes early, for maximum game choices. People will still be arriving after the designated start time, but most everybody that was there on time will already be "in game". People usually pile up the games they've brought on one of the tables. (Remember to put your name on the box!) Look over the games, and if you see something interesting, ask the owner if they'd be willing to show you how to play.

Please support Crepeville by buying a snack, drink, or even dinner. This is a good venue for gaming, with excellent lighting, so you don't have to worry about losing your game bits. The have a varied menu of crepes, salads, and omelets, with a less-varied selection of beers, wine, and sodas.