Where to find Warhammer in Hertfordshire, Luton and Bedfordshire: Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar stores, clubs and gaming nights.
We list 16 venues where you can play or buy Warhammer across Hertfordshire, Luton and Bedfordshire, in 10 towns and neighbourhoods. Between them they run 3 regular sessions, most often on Mondays and Thursdays. Two of those are marked as beginner friendly. Six have tables to play on site.
Venues with regular nights or tables to play on site, busiest first.
Dark Fire Cafe is a gaming cafe and games shop in the Gavel Centre, St Albans, with wargaming tables and a board game library of over 100 games. It runs weekly Magic: The Gathering, Warhammer 40,000 and board game sessions, plus Dungeons & Dragons and Pokémon TCG events.
A wargaming club for adults (18+) that meets on Monday evenings at The Memorial Hall behind the church on Marlowes. Members play Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Trench Crusade, Conquest, Moonstone and other games, and the club runs leagues, campaigns and the annual Hemel Hammer event.
David's Bookshop is an independent, employee-owned bookshop in Letchworth Garden City, also selling music, gifts and a cafe. It stocks board games, role playing games, Warhammer and Pokémon TCG, and hosts a weekly games night.
A newly opened wargaming and collectables venue on The Marlowes in Hemel Hempstead. It runs a free weekly Friday Night Magic.
A board game cafe in Leighton Buzzard with a game library, bookable tables, intro sessions, tournaments and D&D campaigns. Table hire is charged per hour and memberships are available.
The Pit Gaming Shop is a hobby centre in Borehamwood stocking Games Workshop and Citadel paints, Kings of War, Flames of War, Bolt Action, board games, role playing games and card games. It offers table booking.
We haven't confirmed play space or regular nights at these yet, so ask in store.
Hamlins is an independent Toymaster toy shop on Lower Kings Road in Berkhamsted. It is listed as a Games Workshop stockist.
Impact League TCG is a trading card game shop in Leighton Buzzard selling Pokémon TCG, One Piece, Riftbound, Lorcana, Magic: The Gathering and other card games, plus Games Workshop and Dungeons & Dragons products.
KS Models is a model shop in Stevenage Old Town, trading since 1980, stocking model railways, plastic kits, die-cast models, tools and materials. It is listed as a Games Workshop stockist.
Marquee Models is a model and hobby shop in the Harvey Centre, Harlow, stocking Games Workshop, Flames of War, kits, collectables, Pokémon TCG and role playing games.
Mimic Gifts is an independent eco gift shop in Market House, Leighton Buzzard. It also stocks a Warhammer range including starter sets, Citadel paints, Age of Sigmar and several 40K armies.
Sundon Model Shop is a model and toy shop in the Quadrant Shopping Centre, Dunstable. It is listed as a Games Workshop stockist.
The official Games Workshop Warhammer store in Hemel Hempstead, selling Warhammer miniatures, paints and books.
The official Games Workshop Warhammer store in St Albans, selling Warhammer miniatures, paints and books.
The official Games Workshop Warhammer store in Stevenage, selling Warhammer miniatures, paints and books.
The official Games Workshop Warhammer store in Watford, selling Warhammer miniatures, paints and books.
The weekly line-up. Times and formats can change, so check with the venue before you travel.
Hemel Hempstead Wargaming Club, Hemel Hempstead. Wargaming club night, adults 18+
Dark Fire Cafe, St Albans. pairing night
Dark Fire Cafe, St Albans. pairing night
Yes. There are 4 official Games Workshop stores: Warhammer Hemel Hempstead, Warhammer St Albans, Warhammer Stevenage and Warhammer Watford. Another 12 independent shops and clubs stock or play Warhammer across Hertfordshire, Luton and Bedfordshire.
The venues with the most regular nights are Dark Fire Cafe in St Albans (2 nights) and Hemel Hempstead Wargaming Club in Hemel Hempstead (1 night). We list 16 venues in all across Hertfordshire, Luton and Bedfordshire.
Mondays and Thursdays have the most regular sessions. Three sessions run every week. The Hertfordshire calendar shows what's on from today.
Yes. Two regular nights are marked as welcoming new players, including sessions at Dark Fire Cafe. Staff at most venues are happy to teach, so mention it when you arrive.
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