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Traditional HK MahJong School & Tournament

Traditional HK MahJong School & Tournament

Sat, Apr 25, 6:00 PM
From Mahjong Beaches Meetup Group

🀄 Join Our Traditional Mahjong Classes & Tournament! Ready to dive into the World of mahjong? Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, our in-person Traditional Mahjong classes are the perfect place to start. Learn the rules for Traditional Hong Kong Mahjong, build winning strategies with points, and gain confidence at the table—then put your skills to the test in our exciting Mahjong Tournament! It’s a fun, social way to meet new people and enjoy the game together. It is also an important way to pay homage and learn how mahjong originated with its Chinese roots. Don’t miss out—we’ll see you at the tables! 🀄 💲 Pricing: Open Play – $10 Classes – $35 Tournament Entry – $48 (Early Bird) / $53 (At the Door) ‼️‼️ Please pay in advance at Partiful via Venmo and kindly indicate in the memo what you are registering for (Class or Open Play) to ensure proper processing. 🎟️ Tournament tickets are purchased at the Eventbrite link above. ‼️Due to the mandatory 4 person per table tournament play, we are sorry but there will be NO REFUNDS allowed‼️ 📅 Event Schedule: 11:00 AM – Classes Begin 12:00 PM – Open Play Begins 2:30 PM – Registration 3:00 PM – Tournament Begins 3:00–6:00 PM – East & South Rounds 6:00 PM – Break 6:30–9:30 PM – West & North Rounds 10:00 PM – Award Presentation

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Gamers Get COOKED (BBQ & Potluck)

Gamers Get COOKED (BBQ & Potluck)

Mon, May 4, 2:00 AM
From A Flock of Gamers
4.9

Hello fellow gamers and culinary enthusiasts! Food is good. Home Cooked food is better. Sharing your favorite home cooked food with good people is how it’s done best! **Gamers Get Cooked** is a gathering of our community's most passionate chefs, bakers, and culinary experimenters! This is a potluck style event where the only admission fee is a home cooked contribution to the fun! Bust out your favorite handmade dish and we will do the same, then together we will feast and discuss our mutual appreciation for the craft. Yum! Don't Cook or bake? That's OK! We challenge you to bring food from your favorite **local** restaurant or bakery! Bonus points if no one has heard of it! Your host will be making BBQ chicken and Tofu! Guests are welcome to use any available grill to prepare their dish! **Whatever you cook or bring, make sure it's enough to share for 5-10 people. Also you MUST know the ingredients and have the name of your dish with the ingredients printed so that those with food allergies can be aware of what they are consuming. If you need to print here, we can accommodate.** In addition to the food various board games and card games will be available to play. Maybe even a movie! Our plan is to host this event on our beautiful rooftop venue but depending on the weather and ongoing repairs, we may end up indoors. **RSVP Policy:** 15-participant maximum. No admission fee. One guest per RSVP. If you RSVP, please be sure you are free and plan to participate. **IMPORTANT:** For more details about our policies and practices, including instructions on how to access rooftop events, please read our House Rules by clicking or copy and pasting the link below. [Flock of Gamers - House Rules.pdf](https://1drv.ms/b/c/11719e91f44edfca/IQB4HNO3YVLfQ7Jr7cbU1FziARIBwxb4TIt1kFUPcbh71oM) By participating in any of our events you agree to abide by the policies outlined in this text and in our house rules. Any questions? Please reach out! **Photos:** We take pictures at every event. Photography is one of Troy's passions. These pictures are used for the promotion of the community but can also be an opportunity for you to receive FREE self portraits. Please speak with Troy on arrival if you would like to receive a copy of a photo of you or if you would like them to be deleted. We respect all privacy requests. **Donations:** We never charge an entrance fee. The joy of bringing people together is priceless! Each event is an opportunity to elevate the experience, and we want to manifest all that limitless potential! We ask all members of the community to consider donating to this effort. With your help we can make each event as fun and memorable as we can handle! Let’s fly! Thanks for reading! -A Flock of Gamers <3

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Downey Library Game Day

Downey Library Game Day

Sat, Apr 25, 5:00 PM
From So Cal Game Connection
4.8

Come play board games and card games with us at the Downey Library. We welcome starting players all the way to expert players. Please bring a copy of the games you would like to play, or we have copies to play. The Downey Public Library also has a collection of games to play. Some examples of popular board games are Ticket to Ride, Settlers of Catan, and Terraforming Mars. Some examples of popular card games are Flip 7, Century Spice Road, and Splendor. We like to learn new games and to teach new games. There is no fee, and food and drink is welcome, just please clean up after yourself. We are in the area, to the left of the main entrance. Note that there are no parking restrictions on the weekend or holidays; please respect the Embassy Suites reserved parking. Hosted by Mark Shocklee.

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Mahjong Mondays at Vitello's

Mahjong Mondays at Vitello's

Mon, Apr 27, 7:00 PM
From Mahjong Mondays at Vitello's

Tiles, lunch, and good company—**Mahjong Mondays** are here **each week**! Join us downstairs in Vitello’s Main Dining Room for a relaxed and social afternoon of play. Bring your group of 4, one mahjong set, and your current Mah Jongg League card, and we’ll take care of the rest—**lunch is included** in your ticket. To reserve your table of four, **call Jane at 818-395-1115**. 🕰️12 - 4 PM, every Monday 🀄 Limited tables available—reserve early each week! 🎟️Tickets are $30 each and include buffet lunch, paid over the phone or directly at the restaurant.

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Open Gaming at The Game Hub

Sat, May 9, 6:00 PM
From South Bay Gamers
4.8
3 attendees
Game Night @ Three Weavers Brewering

Game Night @ Three Weavers Brewering

Tue, Apr 21, 1:00 AM
From Vending Machine Games Game Nights
5.0

It’s on, Inglewood 🎲 Game Night Three Weavers is happening again! Come thirsty, leave victorious.

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Frequently asked questions

Cooperative games involve players working together towards a common goal. They're designed to foster teamwork and collaboration, making them a great way to bond with friends old and new.

To find cooperative games events in LA, use Meetup to search by interest and location. You'll discover groups organizing casual gatherings, regular game nights, and special events.

Yes, Los Angeles has several Meetup groups dedicated to board game enthusiasts. These groups host events where you can play cooperative and competitive games alike, perfect for making new friends.

Certainly! Attending alone is common, and cooperative games are designed to include everyone in the fun, helping newcomers easily connect with other participants.

Not at all. Many groups welcome beginners and provide instructions or game tutorials. It's a chance to learn and enjoy cooperative games in a friendly environment.

While some groups provide games, you might want to bring your favorite board game to share. It's a good idea to confirm on the event page if there's anything you should prepare or know.

Yes, creating a Meetup account and joining groups is free. Some events might charge a fee for participation, which will be clearly noted in the event details.

To RSVP, sign into your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the RSVP button. This secures your spot and helps organizers plan better.

Policies vary by group. Some have family-friendly events, while others may be adults-only. Check event details or contact organizers for specific guidance.

While Meetup fosters connection, making friends depends on participation and engagement at events. Regular attendance can help you become familiar to the community.

Group availability may vary. If a cooperative games group doesn't exist near you yet, consider starting one to meet like-minded local gamers.

Cooperative game meetups emphasize teamwork rather than competition. The goal is communal success, making them ideal for those looking to support and strategize with others.

Cooperative games focus on players working together towards a common objective. In contrast, competitive games involve players aiming to outperform each other.

The quality of organization can vary. Many groups have dedicated organizers, but it's a good idea to read reviews and past event feedback to gauge quality.

Meetup is more oriented towards group activities than 1:1 arrangements. It thrives on community gatherings rather than individual matchmaking, but events are great places to meet potential gaming friends.