A bar is great for a night out, but it's hard to get past small talk over loud music. A run club, a chorus or a game night gives you something to do together and the same faces every week, so by the third visit people know your name. Here are 202 LGBTQ+ clubs, leagues and regular nights in 25 cities, each with the month we last checked it was still running.
Traditional trivia at Columbus's long-running lesbian bar, where everyone is welcome and the pizza is part of the draw. Wednesday at 7 is music trivia.
A peer-led monthly book club for men of all orientations, with talk about gender, sexuality, relationships and LGBTQ+ life sparked by each month's book.
Monthly on a Saturday, 10am–noon (not every month) Monthly
Parks and trails around Columbus
Stonewall Columbus's outdoor group: hikes, walks and other outings at a range of skill levels. Sign up through the center's form to hear where the next one meets.
Thursdays 6:30–8:30pm, in multi-week sessions (Oct–Nov 2026 session now running)
Columbus (the room is on each session's listing)
A ballroom class run by Stonewall Columbus in sessions of several weeks. No partner or experience needed; sign up for the next session on the center's calendar.
Third Tuesday of each month, 7–9pm (holidays can shift the date) Monthly
Next: Tue, Nov 17
Center on Halsted, 3656 N Halsted St (Lakeview/Northalsted)
Chicago's longest-running gay men's book group. It's free and open to all ages, and it reads gay-themed fiction and nonfiction. Drop in for one book or come every month.
Wednesday rehearsals 7:30–10pm during the season; joining requires an audition
Windy City Performing Arts, Lakeview (office at 3656 N Halsted St)
A tenor/bass chorus and one of the oldest LGBTQ+ choruses in the US, with holiday, spring and summer concerts. Auditions are welcoming, and you don't need to be a pro.
A casual, unstructured hangout for LGBTQIA+ folks who are sober or sober-curious. It's a social group, not a recovery program, so you can just come for tea and conversation.
The Second City Country Dance Association's weekly night of line dancing and two-step at Chicago's country gay bar. Come to learn the steps; a dollar from every Jack Daniel's cocktail goes to the club.
National City Christian Church, 5 Thomas Circle NW (entrance to the right of the church on 14th St)
DC's LGBTQ+ square dance club, dancing every Thursday near McPherson Square. Non-members pay $12 a night, and new dancers start with the club's yearly class (this year's began in August).
Hikes most weekends, plus bike rides, urban walks and trips; posted on Meetup
Trails around DC, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia (Rock Creek Park, the C&O Canal, Shenandoah)
DC's LGBTQ+ outdoors club. Every fitness level is welcome, trip leaders set up carpools, and there's no membership fee, just a $5 trip fee plus your share of gas if you ride along. Seasonal socials and a pancake breakfast make it easy to meet people off the trail too.
Seasonal leagues (kickball, sand and grass volleyball, cornhole); days vary by league
Parks and courts around Nashville
An LGBTQ+ social sports league that started in Nashville and has spread to other cities. Pick a sport, sign up on your own or with friends, and get placed on a team.
Second Presbyterian Church, 4501 Westminster Place (Central West End)
St. Louis's gay men's chorus, open to singers 18 and up in the tenor and bass range, with three big concerts a year in December, March and June. Its 40th season is in 2027, and scholarships help with the dues.
Rehearsal days vary by season; ask the chorale. Holiday concerts Dec 11–12 2026
Concerts at St. Paul United Church of Christ, 3510 Giles Ave (Dutchtown)
An all-gender LGBTQ+ chorus, founded in 2018, where your voice part depends on your voice, not your gender. Its 2026 holiday show, A Not-So-Silent Night, celebrates LGBTQ+ history and holiday music.
A weekly 3.3-mile loop of Tower Grove Park, run or walk at whatever pace suits you, then a cooldown at Good Neighbor on Morganford. Run by Team Saint Louis, the city's LGBTQ+ sports club.
An eight-week LGBTQ+ pickleball league with intermediate and advanced divisions. Bring a partner or sign up on your own and they'll try to pair you with someone.
Tower Grove Park, between the Piper Palm House and the Lily Pond
A free, easy 1.5-mile walk on a paved loop, about 20 to 40 minutes, and nobody gets left behind. It centers LGBTQ+ people, especially trans and gender-nonconforming folks, and friends, kids and dogs are welcome.
A weekly potluck dinner from the STL LGBTQ+ MeetUp, a low-pressure way to meet people if you're new in town or newly out. The same group runs drag karaoke and other meetups through the month.
Running since 1983 and open to all paces. You choose your own distance on the Schuylkill River Trail, walkers are welcome, and most people head to brunch at Little Pete's afterwards. It's free.
Church of the Holy Trinity basement, 1904 Walnut St (Rittenhouse)
A long-running LGBTQ+ recovery meeting held six nights a week. The same space also hosts a 10:30pm 'Night Owl' meeting and Crystal Meth Anonymous at 7:15pm.
Philly's legendary drag-hosted charity bingo, now 30 years old and raising money for HIV support (Action Wellness). Expect a loud, glittery, joyful crowd. The 2026–27 season continues with a new host.
An inclusive rugby club in International Gay Rugby that welcomes every athlete, including people who've never played. You can join any time, and there are Rugby 101 sessions for beginners.
Chew Playground, 1800 Washington Ave (Graduate Hospital)
Philadelphia's LGBTQIA+ soccer club, in its 36th year and open to every skill level. Weekly pickup is free, and you can try a session before joining. The club also runs leagues and the Liberty Bell Classic tournament.
A Saturday-morning yoga class for men at the town's LGBTQ+ community center, a block from the boardwalk. Check the center's calendar for holiday weeks.
A new peer-led talk group for gay men and others who identify with the masculine spirit, run with Delaware Coastal Beach Buddies. Each meeting picks a topic, from friendship to life changes, and you can share or just listen.
Multiple 12-step meetings daily, e.g. Wed 8pm LGBTQ+ AA discussion
585 Dutch Valley Rd NE (Morningside/Ansley)
Atlanta's LGBTQ-affirming recovery clubhouse, hosting AA, Al-Anon and other meetings plus sober fellowship. Every group meeting there must explicitly welcome LGBTQ people.
Hikes and outings posted on the website; mostly weekends
Atlanta & North Georgia
An outdoor club for gay and bisexual men, running scenic hikes, BeltLine cleanups and the occasional adventure like hot-air ballooning. Membership is $20 a year.
A weekly, no-cover mahjong league at a Midtown-area gay bar, with lessons in Chinese mahjong for beginners. Free parking, and you don't need to bring a set or a partner.
Fourth Saturday monthly, 10–11:30am (on Zoom; register first) Monthly
Next: Sat, Oct 24
Online (Zoom), hosted by Charis Books & More, 184 S Candler St, Decatur
A monthly LGBTQ+ book club run by Charis Books & More in Decatur. It meets on Zoom, so it's an easy one to try from anywhere in metro Atlanta; October's pick was Anno Dracula.
Saturdays 10am (bag drop at Rutgers Church by 9:40am)
Central Park, across from the Daniel Webster Statue (Upper West Side)
The city's big LGBTQ+ running club. The Saturday run is the one they recommend for new runners and visitors, walkers come too, and there's a light breakfast social afterwards.
A weekly queer country night with line dancing and two-stepping. All skill levels are welcome, so it's a good one to try even if you've never danced before.
Brooklyn Pride Center, 1561 Bedford Ave (Crown Heights)
A monthly club reading gay fiction and nonfiction, with an eye on friendship as much as books. No registration needed, so you can drop in for any month's pick.
Rehearsals Mondays 7–10pm; new members usually join in Jan or Sep after an audition
Chelsea
A big, warm chorus with a full concert season. You don't need formal training, but you do need to audition. Non-singers can join as associate members and help out behind the scenes.
Laurie Beechman Theatre at West Bank Cafe, 407 W 42nd St (Hell's Kitchen)
A long-running NYC drag institution: a full drag show over bottomless brunch. Great for a birthday, a group of friends, or showing visitors a good time.
Several practices a week across Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx; book via the team's Fall 2026 schedule
Pools in Manhattan, Brooklyn & the Bronx
NYC's LGBTQ+ masters swim, water polo and artistic swimming team. There's adult learn-to-swim and a second-Tuesday water polo clinic for beginners, plus plenty of socials.
Year-round open play, clinics and seasonal leagues; times vary by session, so register on the site
Gyms around Manhattan
A long-standing LGBTQ+ volleyball league with open play and training clinics alongside competitive divisions. Open to all adults 18+, so beginners can start at a clinic or open play.
The LGBT Community Center, 208 W 13th St (West Village)
A weekly, in-person SMART Recovery meeting at the Center, open to anyone and with no registration. The Center hosts AA, NA, Recovery Dharma and other recovery meetings most days too, so check its calendar for one at a time that suits you.
Shifts most weekdays, e.g. early-morning meal packaging or midday deliveries by car; days vary, book online
Manhattan (office at 166 Avenue of the Americas) and routes across the five boroughs
Started in 1985 to bring meals to New Yorkers with AIDS, it now cooks and delivers for people with serious illnesses all over the city. Volunteering is a sociable way to give a few hours, and you book your own shifts.
At least one hike a month, usually a Saturday; trips posted on Meetup
Hudson Valley and Harriman State Park trails by train (meet at Grand Central or Penn Station)
Day hikes for gay men that you can reach by train, like Cold Spring to Beacon, Anthony's Nose and Harriman loops. The city crowd rides up together, drivers meet at the trailhead, and there's a camping weekend on Fire Island every summer.
1st Thursday of the month, 7–9pm (other gyms on other nights) Monthly
Next: Thu, Nov 5
Bouldering Project, 1433 West River Rd N, Minneapolis
OutClimb makes climbing easier to get into for trans and queer people: free, beginner-friendly meetups at most Twin Cities gyms, plus outdoor trips and mentoring. The Minneapolis Bouldering Project meetup is on the first Thursday, and other gyms host on other nights, so check the calendar. First-timers get a free day pass there; after that it's $12 plus tax, shoes included.
LUSH Lounge & Theater, 990 Central Ave NE (Northeast)
Weekly drag bingo with a different artist or genre as the theme each week, and proceeds go to the Aliveness Project. Reserve a seat online. There's a Saturday afternoon bingo too.
Rehearsals Tuesdays 7–9:30pm; next audition Dec 8 2026
Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, 511 Groveland Ave (Loring Park)
One of the country's biggest gay men's choruses, with more than 160 voices on stage at Orchestra Hall. Singers rehearse every Tuesday and join through auditions a few times a year. Or just go: Slay Bells Ring is at Orchestra Hall on Nov 22.
Tuesdays 6:30–8:30pm; Thursdays 6:30–8:30pm (outdoor season Apr–Oct; fitness sessions in winter)
Lions Park, 151 Louisiana Ave N (Golden Valley)
A rugby club started to get more gay and bi men and trans people playing, open to anyone of any age, gender or sexuality. No experience needed: come to any practice, and the coaches will help you sort out gear.
Sundays 6:30–10pm (lessons from 6:30, two-step at 7, open dancing 7:30–10); plus a monthly Saturday Stampede
Eagles Club #34, 2507 E 25th St (Seward)
A country dance club for LGBTQ+ people and friends. Sundays start with lessons, including beginner two-step, and then the floor opens for social dancing. You don't need a partner or any experience, and cover is $8.
A twice-a-month Saturday game night at the Twin Cities' LGBTQ+ library. An easy way to meet people, and the library runs plenty of other clubs if you want a reason to come back.
Second Wednesday monthly, 7–8pm (summer meetings at Brackett Park) Monthly
Next: Wed, Nov 11
Quatrefoil Library, 1220 E Lake St (Longfellow)
A monthly queer book club with a new read each time. Meetings are an hour, which makes it an easy first club, and in summer the group moves outdoors to Brackett Park.
About one walk or hike a month, lately Sunday mornings; places vary
Around the metro (e.g. Lake Nokomis, Lebanon Hills in Eagan)
A big Meetup group (about 1,700 members) for queer people who like to walk and hike. Outings are a few miles at a relaxed pace, often with an optional lunch after, and a good way to see the lakes and parks.
Dreamers Vault Games, 1143 Larpenteur Ave W (Roseville)
A weekly open game afternoon for queer gamers at a Roseville game store. Bring a game or join one already going, from Ticket to Ride to Wingspan, and there are tables for drawing and hanging out too.
Third Thursday monthly, 7–10:30pm, no cover Monthly
Next: Thu, Nov 19
Jacques Cabaret Underground, 79 Broadway (Bay Village)
A free monthly country night. They teach line and partner dances along with a bit of LGBTQ+ country-western history, so you can show up with no experience.
All She Wrote Books, 75 Washington St (Somerville)
A free, low-pressure 'silent' book club. Bring whatever you're reading, read together, then chat if you feel like it. Easy for introverts, and seats are limited so RSVP.
Trips posted on Meetup; mostly weekend hikes and day trips
Greater Boston & New England
New England's LGBTQ+ outdoor club since 1978. Trips range from easy 2-mile walks to White Mountains backpacking, and non-members are welcome on most of them.
A Monday night of bingo rounds, drag numbers and prizes, hosted by Mizery. The full dinner menu is available, so it works as a cheap weeknight out with friends.
Sundays (time and field on the club's emails); fall league Thursdays Sep–Nov at Roberts Playground, Dorchester
Roxbury / South End
Boston's LGBTQ+ soccer club recommends its relaxed Sunday practices as the way in for newcomers, at any skill level. There's also a social 7v7 fall league and indoor soccer in winter.
Tue & Thu 6:30–8pm, Sat 10am–noon; first two practices free
Charles Hadley Park Pool, 4800 NW 12th Ave (Miami)
Miami's LGBTQ-friendly masters swim team, now in its 30th year. Swimmers are grouped by speed with coached workouts, so you just need to be able to swim laps of freestyle.
Fall season Saturdays (Sept–Nov), mornings/early afternoons
Mills Pond Park & Wimberly Fields (Fort Lauderdale/Oakland Park)
LGBTQ+ 7v7 flag football. All skill levels are welcome, with free mini-camps for new players before each season and post-game parties in Wilton Manors.
Houston (concerts at the Wortham Center and Discovery Green)
An LGBTQ+ affirming chorus for adult singers of all levels: you need to carry a tune, and auditions come up through the year. Season dues are $200, with scholarships. Hear them first at Green Christmas, Dec 19 at Discovery Green.
Monthly on a Thursday, 6–9pm (Oct 8 and Nov 12 2026 listed) Monthly
The Montrose Center, Room 111, 401 Branard St (Montrose)
A peer group at the Montrose Center where gay Black men meet to connect, share what they're going through and build community, with open conversation and mutual support.
Classes and socials through the month; see the group's calendar
Various Austin venues
Queer-friendly classes in line dancing, two-step, country swing, salsa, bachata and more. Lead or follow regardless of gender, and beginners are accommodated.
Fall and spring seasons; fall 2026 games on Saturdays at 9am, 10:30am and noon
Austin fields (the Nov 7 2026 games are at BLACKS Rugby)
A gender-inclusive flag football league started in 2018 as a safe place for the LGBTQIA+ community to play. Players are 21 and up, and non-playing members still get a team and the league socials.
Sunday mornings during the season; Texas Hoedown tournament Nov 7–8 2026
Krieg Fields
LGBTQ+ softball for players and allies, with divisions at different skill levels. Fall games are Sunday mornings, and the league hosts the Texas Hoedown tournament each fall.
Fall indoor leagues under way (nights vary); members' skills clinics Sundays Oct 25 and Nov 8 2026, 5–7pm
Clinics at Dive Volleyball, 3899 Jackson St, Building 4
Denver's LGBTQ+ volleyball league, with draft and pick-your-own-team indoor leagues, grass in summer and a rating system so you play at your level. Members can add coached skills clinics for $25 each.
Masters swim and water polo practices through the week; pool times have moved, so check the team's site
Denver and Lakewood pools
A queer masters swim and water polo club for adults 18 and up of any orientation or gender identity. Beginners are welcome, your first two practices are free, and drop-ins are $12 after that, with financial help available.
1st & 4th Saturdays, 10:30am–12:30pm Twice a month
Next: Sat, Oct 24
The Center on Colfax, 1301 E Colfax Ave (Capitol Hill)
A themed book club at The Center: pick a book on the month's theme and tell the group about it, so nobody has to slog through a pick they don't like. A relaxed Saturday morning way to find new authors and meet people.
Utah Pride Center, 68 S Main St, 9th floor (Downtown)
A weekly, peer-led talk group for gay, bi and questioning men 18 and up, run by volunteer facilitators. No sign-up needed; come early to browse the center's LGBTQ+ history library and board games.
La Puente Restaurant (north room), 3205 S State St (South Salt Lake)
A weekly meal and chat, formerly called Silver Pride. It's especially welcoming to LGBTQIA+ seniors but open to everyone; drop in when you can and pay for your own food.
Rehearsal days vary by season; ask the choir. Holiday concert in December
First Baptist Church, 777 S 1300 E (East side)
A choir that has sung in Salt Lake for more than 40 years. There's no audition: anyone 18 or older who sings tenor, baritone or bass can join, whatever their experience.
Steele Indian School Park and Margaret T. Hance Park volleyball courts
Phoenix's gay volleyball league plays outdoor league nights on two park courts, in Midtown and downtown. Leagues run in seasons, so check the site for the next sign-up; they're also looking for volunteers to help set up the courts.
Rehearsals Tuesdays 7–9pm; auditions on Tuesdays in July and August
Parsons Center for Health & Wellness, 1101 N Central Ave (downtown)
A chorus in its 36th season, with a holiday concert and a season finale each year. New singers join through a 10-minute audition in July or August: a range check, some pitch matching and clapping rhythms, and the national anthem. Or just go to a concert.
Free country line dance lessons twice a week at Phoenix's longtime gay country bar, open to every level. Learn the steps early, meet the regulars, and stay once the floor fills up.
Weekly bingo hosted by Barbra Seville, with DJ Trent between rounds and local prizes. A relaxed midweek night: bring friends, or come alone and join a table.
Sunday games during the season; the fall 2026 season began Sep 27
Phoenix-area fields
Slow-pitch softball for the LGBTQIA+ community around Phoenix, with two seasons a year and divisions for different skill levels. New players come in through skills days, and there are socials after games.
Fall season on Friday evenings, games 6:45–10pm; the park can change
Phoenix-area park (check the league for this season's field)
Recreational flag football for Arizona's LGBTQ+ community, open to every skill level. Sign up on your own: registered players go into a draft pool and captains pick teams before the season.
Tempe Public Library, Desert Willow Program Room, 3500 S Rural Rd (Tempe)
An LGBTQIA+ book club run by the Tempe library. You can borrow the month's book with a Tempe library card, and you're welcome even if you didn't finish it.
Sundays 1–4pm rehearsals; open auditions three times a year, before the holiday, spring and summer concerts
Las Vegas
A men's chorus with three concert cycles a year; this season's holiday show, On With the Snow, is Dec 19–20. Open auditions kick off each cycle and are posted on the chorus's calendar.
Spring and fall seasons; game days vary, so check the league's schedule after you register
Las Vegas-area ballfields
A slow-pitch league with recreational and competitive divisions and a big social side. New players can sign up for the fall season on the league's site.
Veterans War Memorial Building, Zoo Dr & Park Blvd (Balboa Park)
San Diego's LGBTQ+ run and walk club. Saturday morning in Balboa Park is the main meetup, and walkers are part of the club, not an afterthought. The park's lots charge from 8am to 6pm through 2026, so arrive by bike or bus, or budget for parking.
An LGBTQ+ rugby union club where everyone is welcome and there are no tryouts. Most of its players had never played before joining, and you can practice for free before deciding whether to pay dues.
Rehearsals Mondays 7–10pm (not on Monday holidays); new singers audition before a season
United Church of Christ, 3900 Cleveland Ave (Hillcrest)
A big chorus of gay, bi and queer men that rehearses every week and puts on full shows through the year. New singers come to an info night and a short audition, then commit to the season. Or just go to a show: Jingle 2026 is Dec 12–13 at the Magnolia in El Cajon.
Kroc Center, 6753 University Ave (Rolando); Brian Bent Memorial Aquatics Complex, Coronado; City Heights Swim Center
An LGBTQIA+ masters swim club that has been in the water since 1985 and takes adult swimmers of every level. There are six coached practices a week, and people often get food together in Hillcrest afterwards. Some practices need you to register ahead.
San Diego LGBT Community Center, 3909 Centre St (Hillcrest)
A peer-led weekly group where GBT+ men of all ages talk about whatever's on their minds, personal or topical. It's a low-key way to make friends in a supportive room, and you can just show up.
Gay Men's Book Club (Mission Hills-Hillcrest/Knox Library)
First Tuesday monthly, 6pm Monthly
Next: Tue, Nov 3
Mission Hills-Hillcrest/Knox Library, 215 W Washington St (Mission Hills)
A free library book club that reads a book with gay themes each month, mostly novels and memoirs. Past picks run from The Picture of Dorian Gray to Less. Parking under the library is free with validation.
Several walks a month, daytime and evening; days vary
Around San Diego (recently Balboa Park, Liberty Station, Lake Miramar)
A relaxed walking group for gay, bi and trans men of all ages, in a different part of town each time. It's not about speed, and many walks end with lunch together. An easy first step if you're new in town.
Several events a week (hikes, beach yoga, potlucks); days vary
Around San Diego (recently La Jolla, Pacific Beach, Sorrento Valley)
A big, long-running group for gay men that plans hikes, sunset yoga in PB, BBQs, bonfires and themed potlucks, with making friends as the whole point. Most events are free or cheap, and hike hosts post the route and difficulty ahead of time.
Urban MO's Bar & Grill, 308 University Ave (Hillcrest)
A weekly game night that fills the Hillcrest patio with board games, cards, video games, darts, ping pong and giant Jenga. Come with friends or come alone and join a table.
Several hikes and outings a month on varying days (e.g. evening moonlight hikes, weekday morning Griffith Park hikes)
Griffith Park and trails around LA, plus day trips
An all-volunteer LGBTQ+ outdoors club, founded in 1978, that runs free hikes (like moonlight hikes to the Hollywood Sign), camping and culture outings. It welcomes curious newbies as well as hardcore hikers.
Start with the info session (4th Wednesday monthly, 6–7:30pm), then book shifts such as the Senior Pantry Monthly
Pride Hall, 1125 N McCadden Pl (Hollywood)
Volunteer at one of the world's largest LGBTQ+ centers. Roles range from food pantry shifts to events, and you only need to attend the info session first.
Beaches WeHo, 8928 Santa Monica Blvd (West Hollywood)
A pop-culture-themed drag show over California Cuban brunch, every weekend on the Santa Monica Boulevard strip. Book a table for a birthday or a group.
Fridays, beginner lesson 7:15–8pm then social dancing; rooms and lessons change, so check Rain Country's newsletter or Instagram
Reverie Ballroom, 915 E Pine St (Capitol Hill)
A weekly queer country-western dance night from the Rain Country Dance Association, with two-step, West Coast swing, waltz and line dancing. The lesson is included in the $20 sliding-scale cover.
Regular season Sundays, April–June; winter field days help new players find teams
Seattle-area fields
Seattle's LGBTQIA+ and allied softball league, running for 45+ years, with divisions from casual to competitive. It's off-season in fall, so watch for winter sign-ups.
Monday drag bingo at Portland's longest-running gay nightclub. An easy first night out in Old Town, and Darcelle XV and Badlands are a few blocks away.
Mondays 6:30–9:30pm rehearsals; auditions before each season (Season 47's were Aug 29, 2026)
Portland
One of the country's oldest gay men's choruses, now in its 47th season, with holiday and spring concerts. The next chance to join is the audition round before the following season.
Hikes most weekends; dates and trailheads vary, posted on Meetup
Trails around Portland and the Columbia River Gorge
An outdoor group that started in 1986 when gay men and lesbians began hiking together on weekends, and is still going with thousands of members. Trailheads are shared with members once you join on Meetup.
Saturdays 9am at Stow Lake Boathouse; Tuesdays 6:30pm from the Ferry Building; Thursdays 6:30pm from Noe & Market
Stow Lake Boathouse (Golden Gate Park) on Saturdays
The original Frontrunners club, founded in 1974. Groups range from casual walks to long runs, and there's coffee after on Saturdays. Very newcomer-friendly.
Weekly rehearsals during the season; joining requires an audition (auditions@sfgmc.org)
The Chan National Queer Arts Center
The world's first openly gay chorus. Sing with it if you audition in, or catch a concert; the 2026–27 season opens Oct 17, 2026. It also takes volunteers for concert nights.
Open daily as a sober hangout, with meetings and fellowship
Castro
A sober community space for the LGBTQ+ recovery community, with coffee, games, meetings and friendly faces. A good bar alternative in the middle of the Castro.
Grab a table and a stack of games at the Castro's arcade bar; new players are welcome to join in. The third Tuesday also has a Connect 4 tournament and mixer.
Schedules are as each group gives them: monthly groups meet once a month, twice-a-month ones in the weeks they name, and seasonal leagues only in season. Times change, so check the group's own site before you go. Something wrong, or a group we're missing? Post in Friends & Community. Nobody pays to be listed.