Board games at Stardust Video & Coffee

Hello! Join us for good coffee, snacks, and board games. We start at 9:30am and go until 1pm. Some come a little later, others leave a little earlier.

Late joiners and walk-ins are welcome.

For refreshments, Stardust offers coffee, tea, and a menu (cafe food).

Games I'll have (and 1 longer play game, like Plunder, Quacks, or Santorini):
* Alpha
* Azul
* Beat the Heat (a 6nimmbit knock off)
* Cascadia
* Dark Seas
* Deep Sea Adventure
* Flip7
* Mantis
* Risk Strike
* River Valley Glassworks
* Traitor Tots
* Twisted Cryptids
* Uno Flip
* Zombie Dice (with expansions)

In addition, usually 3-4 people bring games, too. They bring:
* Codenames
* Blank Slate
* Splendor

*Parking spots: in the parking lot, on a side street, or across the street (liquor store parking lot - at your own risk, but no one's been towed or ticketed).*

If RSVPs are full, come by anyway. Usually, 40-50% of RSVPs attend in person and not at the same time. It's a neat area to hang out for a bit.

Note: Please RSVP if you're interested & update your response if plans change. This will help others get a sense of the event's available space before they make the trip over. Thank you.

- Emily

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What to expect:
Usually, a few people show up right at the start. We pick a game and start playing something that others can join easily and quickly as it goes along.

As more people arrive, that group breaks into 2 games, etc. Some people stick with the same group. When a game finishes, it's common to change games or tables. Walk around and see what's there.

If I look up and see someone standing with a confused look on their face, I ask if they're looking for the board game group and give a little welcome. This head check is about as much hosting as I do.

Please make yourself comfortable. Everyone's there to unwind and meet new people. If you have a question and want to figure out where the organizer is, ask someone nearby and we'll find our way to each other.

That's about it. We're the only group there. Space hasn't been a problem.

I have my set of games on a table by the front. Others are usually also there or with the people who brought them, who might be seated somewhere else. If you see a game, the people by it are probably with this group