October 31, 2026
Never Go Meepless Again: Halloween Board Game Day
8:00 am - 11:00 pm
Courtyard by Marriott Ottawa Downtown, 350 Dalhousie Street, Ottawa
About Event
Spend Halloween around the gaming table at Never Go Meepless Again’s inaugural Halloween Board Game Day!
Bring your favourite board games and get them to the table with fellow gamers during a full day of open gaming. Bring a group, organize a game in advance, or simply show up and find a table to join. Whether you’re an experienced gamer or just looking for something fun and social to do, the event is designed to be welcoming and make it easy to meet people, join games, and discover something new to play.
There will also be prizes and giveaways, along with a Halloween costume contest.
Halloween Board Game Day is the inaugural event from Never Go Meepless Again, which creates community-focused board game events designed to bring people together around the hobby.
Bring a game. Find some players. Get it to the table.
Leave No Meeple Behind!
Hosted by Never Go Meepless Again
Never Go Meepless Again creates welcoming, community-focused board game events designed to help people get more games to the table and connect with other players. Based in Ottawa, Never Go Meepless Again brings gamers together through open gaming events where people can bring games, join tables, teach favourites, learn something new, and meet others who share their love of the hobby. Our mission is simple: Leave No Meeple Behind.
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