We booked the Hamlet‘s Corner, the back room near the pizza oven, between 12 PM and 6 PM. It has adequate table space for people to play cards and board games. Some of the games we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If playing tabletop games is not your thing, then there will be plenty of people at the meetup who you can hang out with and socialise. It is also close to the Victoria Shopping Centre, so if anyone wants to do some shopping during the meetup, you won’t have far to go.
The dates for the March and April meetups have been chosen, and the voting is now closed. We picked these dates because they are the most popular days and give people the most notice.
The March meetup will be on Saturday, the 23rd of March, and theApril meetup will be on Saturday, the 28th of April.
I will post the details of these meetups in the event section of our website later.
Edit: The March meetup event details can be found here.
We booked the Poets’ Corner, the back room near the pizza oven, between 12 PM and 6 PM. It has adequate table space for people to play cards and board games. Some of the games we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If playing tabletop games is not your thing, then there will be plenty of people at the meetup who you can hang out with and socialise. It is also close to the Victoria Shopping Centre, so if anyone wants to do some shopping during the meetup, you won’t have far to go.
We booked the Hamlet Corner, the back room near the pizza oven, between 12 PM and 6 PM. It has adequate table space for people to play cards and board games. Some of the games we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If playing tabletop games is not your thing, then there will be plenty of people at the meetup who you can hang out with and socialise. It is also close to the Victoria Shopping Centre, so if anyone wants to do some shopping during the meetup, you won’t have far to go.
The dates for the January and February meetups have been chosen, and the voting is now closed. We picked these dates because they are the most popular days and give people the most notice.
The January meetup will be on Saturday, the 27th of January, and the February meetup will be on Saturday, the 17th of February.
I will post the details of these meetups in the event section of our website later.
We booked the Hamlets Corner, the back room near the pizza oven, between 12 PM and 6 PM. However, as this is our Christmas meetup there will be a pre-meet at 10:45AM for coffee at Dunkin Donuts in the Exchange Arcade, and then leaving around 11 AM for a bit of last minute Christmas shopping at Nottingham Christmas Market (Weather Depending).
The Playwright has adequate table space for people to play cards and board games. Some of the games we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If playing tabletop games is not your thing, then there will be plenty of people at the meetup who you can hang out with and socialise. It is also close to the Victoria Shopping Centre, so if anyone wants to do some shopping during the meetup, you won’t have far to go.
The dates for the November and Christmas meetups have been chosen, and the voting is now closed. We picked these dates because they are the most popular days and give people the most notice.
The November meetup will be on Sunday, the 26th of November. Unfortunately, the Playwright was not available for booking on the most preferred date of Sunday 10th of December, so the December meetup will be on Sunday, the 17th of December as that was the groups second choice.
I will post the details of these meetups in the event section of our website later.
The plan for the 29th of October meetup, is for it to start atThe Playwright Nº 38 pub on Shakespeare Street in Nottingham. For the raw data and the reason for why this date was picked, head down to the bottom of this page.We booked the Poets Corner, the back roomnearest from the pizza oven, between 12 PM and 6 PM. It has adequate table space for people to play cards and board games. Some of the games we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If playing tabletop games is not your thing, then there will be plenty of people at the meetup who you can hang out with and socialise. It is also close to the Victoria Shopping Center, so if anyone wants to do some shopping during the meetup, you won’t have far to go.
It’s time to pick the dates for the November and December Trottinghamshire Bronies meetups. This poll will close at midnight on Saturday, 28th of October.
It doesn’t seem to be 5 minutes since the last one, but UK Pony Con (UKPC) is now less than a month away.
It’s with great pleasure I can confirm the venue for the UKPC pre-meet is our friendly local pub, The Playwright Nº 38. We have the Poets Corner booked (the backroom that is near the pizza oven), for the Friday before the convention (29th of September). The venue will be open between 6:30 PM, and when the pub closes, at Midnight. Of course, people are welcome to arrive at the pub before 6:30 PM, however I can not guarantee the room will be available before then.
The Playwright is less than 6 minutes from the Nottingham Conference Centre where the convention is to be held.
The Playwright also has adequate table space for card games, some of which we have played in the past are:
TSSSF (Twilight Sparkles’ Secret Shipfic Folder)
Tails of Equestria (a Pen and Paper RPG)
MLP CCG at the meetup.
Uno (Including the Wild Card Version)
If you don’t feel like playing board/card games, don’t worry! There will be plenty of people to socialise with and catch up with old and new friends before a busy weekend going around the convention.