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Side Quest Gaming Community
Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Side Quest Gaming Community meets at Side Quest Bar in Amsterdam for board games and conversation. Meets weekly on Thursday evenings. Next event Thu 29 Oct, free.
- Free
- Weekly
- Evenings
City guide · Updated October 2026
Play everything from classics to modern strategy games with fellow gamers. These are the 8 most active right now, ranked by what people actually do. The list updates itself.
By Weeknights
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Side Quest Gaming Community meets at Side Quest Bar in Amsterdam for board games and conversation. Meets weekly on Thursday evenings. Next event Thu 29 Oct, free.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
The biggest board game club in the Netherlands. Next event Sun 29 Nov, free.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Mario kart in the park and bar is a club in Amsterdam for people who enjoy playing Mario Kart together.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Dungeons & Dragons Amsterdam organises monthly events for players aged 18 and over to enjoy Dungeons & Dragons, welcoming both new and experienced participants. Next event Sat 7 Nov, free.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Silly Goose Side Quests is a board games club in Amsterdam that organises playful and unconventional social events. Next event Thu 29 Oct, free.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Storybound creates participatory murder mystery experiences. Next event Fri 30 Oct, €36.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
Mooie Boules Amsterdam West is a social club in Amsterdam West offering a variety of games and activities.
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Board Games Club · Amsterdam
The Miners Amsterdam Oud-West is a board games club in Amsterdam that organises chess tournaments for players with prior chess experience.
No club pays or asks to be here. The order comes from what people do on Weeknights and at the clubs' events.
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Pick a club above and open its page. Most let you sign up for their next event right there, or link to where they take sign-ups. You don't need to be a member first.
Yes. Lots of people come to their first event alone. Each club page says what to expect.
It depends on the club. Many events are free, and paid events show the price before you sign up. You pay per event, not a membership.
By what people do: who keeps coming back, who books and follows, and what's coming up. It updates itself as clubs host events. No club pays or asks to be on it.