Tabletop Realms

19/10/2026

A big thank you to Jumboplay for donating copies of the brilliently fun Hitster and Hitster Guilty Pleasures to the Tabletop Realms games library.

We'll be bringing these along to the next Ware Town Council Ware Gamers session - if anyone fancies challenging their musical knowledge!!

See you on the 21st of November!
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18/10/2026

Hey Hertfordshire, we've having a great time with Ware Town Council hosting Ware Gamers for you all and as we've met so many keen gamers we wanted to share that we are happy to be supporting Tabletop Legends a community tabletop gaming club with their 1st anniversary event in aid of Mind BLMK

They've raised over £3000 worth of tabletop gaming goodies for their charity raffle.

Don't miss out.
Sunday 15th November
10am-8pm
Potton Hall for All.

Event details
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14/10/2026

Tabletop Realms is very happy to be supporting the Tabletop Legends Anniversary event by donating over £150 worth of games to their charity raffle - that now stands at a massive £2000 in total - with donations from across the gaming industry.

Many of the Tabletop Realms team are Legends club members as well so do come along to this event and see some familiar faces.

Tickets are only £5 and all proceeds (entry and raffle tickets) go to Mind BLMK.

So if you are a keen tabletop gamer, or a newbie looking to get into it - there is a full day of gaming waiting for you from board games, war gaming demos, social deduction games, RPGs, game vendors, food trucks and more...and don't forget the raffle!!

Follow Tabletop Legends on socials for updates and to see the amazing prizes on offer.

We hope to see you there.

Event Details
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13/10/2026

Ware Town Councillor Andrew Zsibrita joined us for Ware Gamers on Saturday. Sadly he did not 'Survive the Island!' but had great fin trying (so he tells us)

Join us for the next community gaming session, free of charge, on Saturday 21st November at Ware Priory. Organised by Ware Town Council and hosted my us at Tabletop Realms

Event Details below
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07/10/2026

*This Saturday is World Mental Health Day. It's also our next Ware Gamers session.*

There's a growing conversation about tabletop gaming and mental wellbeing. Researchers, health workers and community groups are taking a closer look at what happens when people sit down around a table and play together. We're paying attention to it too, because we see a version of it at every session.

Someone walks in on their own, a bit unsure. Half an hour later they're laughing with people they didn't know when they arrived. Phones go down and for a few hours all that matters is the game, the table and the people around it.

We're not going to claim a board game fixes anything. It doesn't. But connection, a bit of challenge and a good laugh all matter, and a games table is a pretty good place to find all three.

If you've been meaning to come along, Saturday is a good one to try.

From Ware Town Council
Ware Gamers | Saturday 10th October | 1:00 to 5:30pm | Ware Priory
Free, ages 14+, 40 seats and loads of games.
Never played? We'll teach you.

Details on event page here.
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Come on your own or bring a friend. There's a seat for you.

06/10/2026

See you on Saturday Ware Gamers!

Lots of new games to try out!

Get you tickets for this event on the Ware Town Council ticket site.

https://www.ticketsource.com/Waretowncouncil/

02/10/2026

We are back on Saturday October 10th with more Ware Gamers.

Tickets are now available for Ware Gamers at Ware Priory, Ware between Saturday 19th September 2026 and Saturday 19th December 2026. Click the link for further information and to secure your tickets now!

23/05/2026

23/05/2026

We're thrilled to share that our pilot programme with Ware Town Council was a huge success - and they've invited us back for four more sessions this autumn (details to be released soon).

Their testimonial was so glowing (and so generous in length) that we had to break it across SIX slides - swipe through to read the lot.

In their own words, the sessions created "a welcoming and inclusive environment" and demonstrated the value of tabletop gaming as "a constructive social activity that promotes teamwork, communication, creativity, and positive engagement within the community."

This is exactly why we do what we do. Tabletop gaming isn't just about rolling dice - it's about connection, belonging, and giving people a space to be themselves. In a time when loneliness and isolation are at record highs, sometimes the most powerful mental health tool is a seat at the table.

Councils, community groups, schools, charities - if you're looking for an engaging way to bring people together and support social wellbeing in your area, we'd love to chat.