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PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

Wed, Oct 14, 12:00 AM
From Pub Chess Toronto
4.6

Join us Tuesday at Left Field Brewery for five rounds of quick chess, followed by casual games. New players are welcome, and experienced tournament players will find plenty of competition. The tournament is casual and unrated, with results counting toward the Pub Chess Liberty Leaderboard: [https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard](https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard) DETAILS Boards open: 8:00 PM Round 1: 8:30 PM Format: Five rounds of 5+3 Tournament ends: Around 10:15 PM Casual games: Until 11:00 PM Entry: $10 by cash or card Advance registration: Not required Left Field Brewery 40 Hanna Avenue, Suite G1 Toronto, Ontario Schedule updates: [https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club](https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club)

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PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

Wed, Oct 21, 12:00 AM
From Pub Chess Toronto
4.6

Join us Tuesday at Left Field Brewery for five rounds of quick chess, followed by casual games. New players are welcome, and experienced tournament players will find plenty of competition. The tournament is casual and unrated, with results counting toward the Pub Chess Liberty Leaderboard: [https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard](https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard) DETAILS Boards open: 8:00 PM Round 1: 8:30 PM Format: Five rounds of 5+3 Tournament ends: Around 10:15 PM Casual games: Until 11:00 PM Entry: $10 by cash or card Advance registration: Not required Left Field Brewery 40 Hanna Avenue, Suite G1 Toronto, Ontario Schedule updates: [https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club](https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club)

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PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

Wed, Oct 21, 12:00 AM
From Pub Chess Liberty

Join us Tuesday at Left Field Brewery for five rounds of quick chess, followed by casual games. New players are welcome, and experienced tournament players will find plenty of competition. The tournament is casual and unrated, with results counting toward the Pub Chess Liberty Leaderboard: [https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard](https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard) DETAILS Boards open: 8:00 PM Round 1: 8:30 PM Format: Five rounds of 5+3 Tournament ends: Around 10:15 PM Casual games: Until 11:00 PM Entry: $10 by cash or card Advance registration: Not required Left Field Brewery 40 Hanna Avenue, Suite G1 Toronto, Ontario Schedule updates: [https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club](https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club)

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Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Fri, Oct 9, 10:30 PM
From Board Games and Social
4.8

The Board Games event is a fun, sociable and charitable event We are a fun, friendly and kind group of people mostly in our 20s, 30s and 40s. Beginners are welcome! We are a very inclusive and social group and we teach people how to play games they have not played before :) We provide a variety of 40+ board games. The games usually take 5 or 10 minutes to learn and 30 to 60 minutes to play. Play in French: On the last Friday of the month, we're offering a table where the games are played in French. Anyone with an intermediate level of French who wants to practice while playing is welcome to join. Just ask for Philippe when you arrive. **Time** *Board Games Start time: 630pm - Board Games end time: 10pm *Eat / Drink/ Socialise at a nearby pub afterwards **Location** 30 Leeds St, Toronto, ON M6G 3R8 (Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Holy Protection) The entrance to the board game room is at the back of the Church. There is a sign on the door that says BOARD GAMES GROUP. Please use the map provided on the event page also. Payment **There are two ways to pay** **10 by Cash - coins are not accepted. Only bills.**** **11.55 by Debit/Credit card **Charity Donations** - This is a not-for-profit initiative. Revenue go towards covering costs of the event including venue, insurance marketing, refreshments and board games. Any surplus revenue is donated to charity **Food and drink** *Everyone will get cookies/candy for free - Cups will be provided for tap water *Bring your own food and drink. - Please do not bring CHIPS AND CRACKERS as they make a mess and are greasy ***ALCOHOL IS PROHIBITED AND WE HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY ON THIS - there are no second chances** Photos will be taken at the event and posted publicly for marketing purposes. Please only attend if you are ok with this or tell me when you arrive that you do not want to be in any photos The event is officially hosted by Ace of Math Learning Program Ontario Inc.

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Silent Bookclub Meeting #96

Silent Bookclub Meeting #96

Tue, Oct 13, 10:00 PM
From Silent Book Club (Toronto)
4.8

The next event is happening on Tuesday October 13, starting at 6PM in the Wellington Market Food Hall at The Well! We'll be meeting in front of the Nord Lyon in The Wellington Market (food court!) Please RSVP if you're planning on coming so we can plan appropriately!

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St.Vladimir Toastmasters Overcome Fear of Public Speaking (In Person & Online)

St.Vladimir Toastmasters Overcome Fear of Public Speaking (In Person & Online)

Wed, Oct 14, 10:55 PM
From Toastmasters Toronto Downtown Core (DivA)
4.7

If you are new to Toastmasters, we make each session interesting by following a structured schedule with numerous roles for each member, including a new theme, a word of the day, and a fun portion called Table Topics that everyone is welcome to participate in. And if you have felt intimidated by public speaking, this club is for you. St. Vladimir Toastmasters is the BEST place to practice your communication skills in a stimulating and supportive environment. Our group rocks! We have a fun, friendly, welcoming atmosphere focused on mutual support, encouragement and improving self-confidence to speak in public. If you're a guest, grab an agenda and a seat, and enjoy some good company. Participation is optional, but we encourage you so that you feel welcome and ready to participate right away. After all, you want to get more comfortable speaking, right? **We meet every Wednesday, 6:55-8:20 pm EST** **Message us for more details or information at** officers@StVlad.org We prefer meeting in person, but will accommodate **online attendance** for those who leave a message below or email us. We do not activate the Zoom room if there are no requests. So, be sure to **email us to activate the meeting link if you want to attend online**: officers@StVlad.org **We encourage you to come directly to our location, but please note** **that we are on the move the months of December and April.** So, always check in with us for meeting details for those months. **WE ARE NOT AT OUR USUAL LOCATION APRIL 15, 22, 29. IF YOU ARE A GUEST, PLEASE REGISTER FOR MAY INSTEAD! WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU.** Saint Vladimir Institute 620 Spadina Ave Toronto, ON M5S 2H4 Canada Email: **officers@StVlad.org** Phone: **+1 416-536-0678**

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Frequently asked questions

Explore Meetup to discover chess clubs in Toronto by searching through local events and groups dedicated to chess enthusiasts.

Absolutely, many chess clubs welcome novices, offering opportunities to learn and play with more experienced players to improve your skills.

Many Meetups are free, but some might charge a fee for participation or membership, especially if hosted at a specific venue.

Engage in Meetup's chess-focused groups where you can chat, share tips, and arrange to play chess with members who share your passion.

Yes, you can create your own chess group or event, attracting like-minded individuals to join and participate in games or tournaments.

While Meetup primarily focuses on in-person events, some groups may offer virtual chess gatherings. Check the event details for online options.

Chess meetups are often held in public spaces such as libraries and community centers, though the location can vary with each event.

Meetup facilitates connecting people with various interests, allowing them to discover groups and events tailored to their hobbies, like chess.

Certainly, you can join as many chess clubs as you wish on Meetup, broadening your network and accessing a variety of playing environments.

Many clubs have diverse memberships, often including international or visiting players residing in or traveling through Toronto.

Definitely, joining chess clubs through Meetup is a great way to meet new people who share your interest in chess and enjoy social activities together.

Generally, having your own chess set can be helpful, but many clubs provide boards and pieces. Check the event details for specific requirements.

Yes, some clubs focus on competitive play, offering tournaments and structured games to provide challenging experiences for advanced players.

Not all clubs are designed for every skill level. Evaluate group descriptions and events to find the one that matches your expertise and interests.

Family-oriented chess meetups are often available, welcoming players of all ages, and making for an excellent family outing.