Monday afternoon social bridge
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Social duplicate bridge with a host, home made cakes
The weekly line-up. Times and formats can change, so check with the venue before you travel.
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Social duplicate bridge with a host, home made cakes
Swansea Bridge Club, Swansea. Informal no fear session for newer players, help available
Chess Club at Llanishen Hub, Cardiff. Drop-in chess, teaching for beginners to match play, all ages
Chepstow Archway Bridge Club, Chepstow. Duplicate pairs, 24 boards
Duke's Gaming, Pontypool. After-school club
Carmarthen Chess Club, Carmarthen. Club night, casual and league chess
Mid Glam Bridge Club, Pontyclun. Assisted play, ask questions before bidding
Pembrokeshire Chess Club, Steynton, Milford Haven. Junior club session
North Cardiff Chess Club, Cardiff. Junior coaching session
Pembrokeshire Chess Club, Steynton, Milford Haven. Club night for experienced juniors and adults
DragonPainter, Abergavenny. Board games night
Cwmbran Chess Club, Cwmbran. Club night, casual and league chess
North Cardiff Chess Club, Cardiff. Club night, club and league matches
Castell Nedd Chess Club, Neath. Club night, casual and league chess, juniors welcome
Noah's Yard Chess Club, Swansea. Club night, casual and league chess
Ammanford Chess Club, Ammanford. Club night, casual and league chess
Swansea Bridge Club, Swansea. Duplicate pairs with a host, about 16 boards
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Supported play, 16 to 20 boards with help available
Monmouth Bridge Club, Mitchel Troy, Monmouth. Relaxed No Fear Bridge, refreshments included
DragonPainter, Abergavenny. Warhammer, D&D and Magic open play
Morriston Chess Club, Morriston, Swansea. Club night, casual and league chess
Upper Killay Chess Club, Upper Killay, Swansea. Club night, casual and league chess
Barrivale Bridge Club, Barry. Beginners from 1pm, improvers from 1.30pm
Gwent Bridge Academy, Newport. Duplicate with help on bidding and play, partner always available
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Duplicate pairs with a host, all standards
Gwent Bridge Academy, Newport. Duplicate pairs, listed by WBU as a beginners session
Pembrokeshire Wargaming, Haverfordwest. Open gaming and hobby night (Games Workshop games)
Pembrokeshire Wargaming, Narberth. Open play and hobby night
White Knights Chess Club, Llanelli. Club night, casual and league chess
Cardiff Bridge Club, Cardiff. Duplicate pairs with a host and a short bridge talk
Barrivale Bridge Club, Barry. Improvers and beginners session
Swansea Bridge Club, Swansea. Teams competition, beginners to experts
Penarth Bridge Club, Penarth. Duplicate pairs
Duke's Gaming, Pontypool. After-school club
Morriston Chess Club (Glais Friday night), Glais, Swansea. Club night, casual and league chess
Cardiff Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge at the Penylan Club on Marlborough Road from Monday to Friday, with afternoon, evening and Friday morning sessions. It suits everyone from beginners on its supported play and lesson pathway to league and congress players.
North Cardiff Chess Club meets every Tuesday at Rhiwbina Recreation Club, with junior coaching from 6pm and club matches from 7.30pm. All levels are welcome and equipment is provided, so it suits juniors, beginners and league players.
A free drop-in chess club at Llanishen Hub every Monday afternoon from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. All ages are welcome, from complete beginners learning the moves to experienced players looking for a match.
Swansea Bridge Club, the oldest bridge club in Wales, plays at its own premises in St James' Gardens, Uplands, on Monday afternoons, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and Thursday evenings. It runs a no fear session and courses for beginners and improvers.
Barrivale Bridge Club meets at the Cemetery Approach Community Centre in Barry for a Tuesday club night plus Thursday and Friday daytime sessions for beginners and improvers. Visitors of all standards are welcome.
Community games shop in Pontypool focused on young players and families, with after-school clubs, casual gaming and ticketed weekly nights for Pokémon TCG, One Piece, Magic, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Star Wars: Unlimited and other card games.
Gwent Bridge Academy in Clayton Street, Newport, is a large club with duplicate bridge most afternoons and evenings from Monday to Friday. It runs beginners' lessons and a Thursday afternoon help with play session open to non-members.
Llanelli shop for TCGs, Warhammer and RPGs with weekly Pokémon TCG, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Riftbound and Commander events. Also runs ticketed Pokémon League Challenges and Cups.
Pembrokeshire Chess Club meets weekly at Kensington Court in Steynton, with junior sessions every Tuesday from 5.30pm followed by play for more experienced juniors and adults. A family friendly club for casual players and those aiming at league and tournament chess.
Warhammer and hobby shop in Abergavenny Market selling Games Workshop kits, paints and board games. Promotes a free Wednesday geek night at the Portico Lounge and a fortnightly Tuesday board games night at the Somerset Arms.
Ammanford Chess Club meets on Tuesday nights at Ammanford Rugby Club on Manor Road. Newcomers are welcome to drop in for a friendly game, and the club's Amman Boars team plays in the West Wales Championship League, a good first step into league chess.
Carmarthen Chess Club holds its club night on Mondays at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel on Spilman Street. Visitors of any standard are welcome, and the club fields a team in the West Wales league.
Castell Nedd Chess Club meets on Tuesday evenings at St Catwgs Church Hall in Cadoxton, Neath. Visitors are welcome free of charge with no grade needed, and the club has an active junior section and several league teams.
Chepstow Archway Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge every Monday evening at The Chepstow Club on Moor Street. It offers a warm welcome to new members of any standard, including recent learners.
Cwmbran Chess Club meets on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 9pm at Llanyrafon Methodist Church. Newcomers who know how the pieces move are welcome, and the club also plays in the Gwent leagues.
Mid Glam Bridge Club plays at Pontyclun Community Centre, with a duplicate pairs afternoon on Wednesdays and an assisted play morning on Tuesdays for learners and improvers. Hosts and a liaison officer help players find a partner.
Monmouth Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Monday and Thursday evenings at Mitchel Troy Village Hall, near Monmouth, and runs No Fear Bridge on Wednesday afternoons for newer players. Visitors are welcome and should register the day before.
Morriston Chess Club meets on Wednesday nights at Morriston RFC clubhouse in Cwmrhydyceirw, with a second club night on Fridays in Glais. One of the largest clubs in the West Wales league, with teams for every standard and free visits for newcomers.
Morriston Chess Club's Friday night meets at the Senior Citizen Pavilion on Birchgrove Road, Glais. It is home to the club's Division Two and Championship League teams, so it suits newer and developing players.
Noah's Yard Chess Club meets on Tuesday evenings at Noah's Yard on Uplands Crescent, Swansea. Newcomers of any standard can drop in for a friendly game, and the club runs two West Wales league teams.
Wargaming club in Haverfordwest playing Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team and other Games Workshop games, with weekly Thursday game nights. Newcomers welcome with taster games, and it also runs small retail in Haverfordwest and Narberth.
Pembrokeshire wargaming club and hobby retailer with a small shop in Narberth and a weekly Thursday games night at Haverfordwest Welfare Hall, mainly Warhammer 40,000 and Kill Team. Beginners welcome, with taster games available.
Penarth Bridge Club plays duplicate bridge on Friday evenings at All Saints Church Hall on Victoria Square. New members and visitors of all standards are welcome.
Upper Killay Chess Club meets on Wednesday evenings at Upper Killay Community Hall on Gower Road. Players of every standard are welcome to visit, with three teams in the West Wales league.
White Knights Chess Club meets on Thursday nights at the Conservative Club on Cowell Street, Llanelli. Visitors of every standard are welcome free of charge, and with six league teams there are games for beginners through to Division One players.
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