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Console, board and card games, every Saturday, free. Competitive if you want it, casual if you don't. You don't need to be good.


Console, board and card games, music, and people you'll get to know. Open to anyone 18+.
Enfield, London
Who we are
Club GVNR is a not-for-profit community club based in North London.
What began as a small group of friends meeting to play console, board and card games has grown into a group of people who come together every Saturday to play, compete, chat and make friends.
“The games bring people through the door. The people give them a reason to stay.” — Courtney
What we're about
Console, board and card games, every Saturday, free. Competitive if you want it, casual if you don't. You don't need to be good.
Come on your own, most people do. You'll leave knowing names. No cliques, no pressure, and nobody keeping score of who's cool.
Members shape what we do, pick the games, help run a session, make new people feel welcome. Small stuff for now, but it's real, and it's there if you want it.
Club GVNR has grown because people keep choosing to come back.
people have come along over the years
places each Saturday
events in hired venues
people at our biggest weekend
What we do
FIFA, Fortnite, 2K, Call of Duty and many more.
Catan, Monopoly, Chess, Checkers, Ark Nova and new games regularly.
Blackjack, Poker, UNO, Bridge. Casual & Competitive.
Rapping, singing, producing and showcasing.
Larger venue sessions, socials and events.
Our story
Three friends began meeting regularly during the COVID period to play console, board and card games.
Club GVNR officially launched, with Saturday becoming the club's regular meeting day.
Members bring music, creativity, skills and ideas too.

Featured event
We hired a venue for a whole weekend. 46 people came across the two days, and nine were completely new to Club GVNR.
Club GVNR has grown through word of mouth and people coming back week after week. Spaces are limited where we meet now, so we're looking for somewhere bigger.
Want to come along, volunteer or ask a question? We'd like to hear from you.