Ulverston cocktail bar to open brand new games room, this week
A cocktail bar in Ulverston is set to open a brand new games room this week.
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Business builds community across the board
From competitive players to the more casual dabblers, Level Up Games is the place to find community in table-top gaming.
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Over a thousand compete and collect at Star City Games Con Philadelphia card event
Champions were crowned in King of Prussia over the weekend as the Star City Games Convention Philadelphia brought in over a thousand card lovers.
Source: fox29.com
Hastings, Cottage Grove hold Glitter Ash Wednesday events
The Hastings and Cottage Grove communities held “Glitter Ash Wednesday” events last Wednesday, March 2, in support of the LGBTQ+ community on Ash Wednesday.
Ash Wednesday Michael Le Buhn Jr First Presbyterian Church Trash Service Saints Lutheran Church Diversity Equity Alliance
Source: hastingsstargazette.com
Roll for initiative: Local game shops foster gaming community in Athens
Level Up Games seeks to establish itself as a community gaming center in Athens and join the ranks of Tyche’s Games just off UGA’s campus and Dragonstar Hobbieson on the
Mark Miller Genevieve Vianeyandtruitt Broome Tyche Gamesjust Marlon Jaribay Jared Johnson Sean Holland
Source: redandblack.com
Canterbury's Pokémon card traders and collectors reveal a phenomenon still thriving 25 years later
| Updated: 09:53, 19 January 2021 A quarter of a century ago a Japanese cultural phenomenon exploded onto the scene with a series of video games, a TV show and a set of trading cards. Pokémon - little critters with various elemental powers that battle one another for victory - became the talk of playgrounds across Kent, as children swapped covetous cards and built up huge collections. Alex Bowness is a prominent Pokémon trader and seller in Canterbury For many the cards were put away...
Source: kentonline.co.uk